Author Dmytro Desyateryk

Dmytro Desyateryk was born in Dnipropetrovsk (Dnipro) in 1964. In 1999 he graduated from the Kyiv National I. K. Karpenko-Kary Theatre, Cinema and Television University, faculty of Theatre Arts. Lives in Kyiv, from 1999 till now - correspondent of the culture department of the newspaper "Day". Theatre critic, journalist. Member of the International Association of Filmmakers FIPRESCI, Ukrainian Oscar Committee, Ukrainian Film Academy.

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25 January, 2019 0

Green Book: cinematographic friendship in the “post-truth” epoch

What is the Green Book? This is a guidebook for African-Americans and persons of color…

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11 January, 2019 0

Eight grades of hope

Winter of the Braves Historical-patriotic cinema is the favorite direction of our film officials and…

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4 January, 2019 0

11 children and a series of unfortunate events

In fact, 11 children from Morshyn is exactly about it. This is the second work…

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14 December, 2018 0

How Vasyl Virastyuk saved the film

The protagonist of the picture is a second-grader Artem (Maxym Luchak), who, together with his…

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8 December, 2018 0

Maniac: reflection

He was brought to life by another monster – a sacred demon of the world…

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23 November, 2018 0

Strange and bloody story of Mr Miller

Nonetheless, cinema critics of the Metacritic rated this picture 82/100 and there’s 94% of positive responses (122/130)…

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16 November, 2018 0

Between fantastic and commonplace

The director of the film is David Yates – director of the last 4 films…

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9 November, 2018 0

Stand up for your own

It’s clear: after all, genre cinema will far more likely evoke the interest of the…

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19 October, 2018 0

To be a star

If such a plot stops at that peak, this is a fairy tale. If the story…

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13 October, 2018 0

Stop at the start

Based on the script, written by Serhiy Dzyuba and Artemiy Kirsanov. The diaries of the…

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