
International Tour in the USA
Dedicated to the 3rd Anniversary of the Full-Scale Invasion
- Screening of the film "Bucha" with English subtitles
- Q&A session with the film's producer and screenwriter Oleksandr Shchur
- Charity fundraiser
With the extraordinary help and dedication of Leonid Foundation.
SPECIAL SCREENINGS
February 20 Rochester, NY | 6:00 PM TicketsSt. Mary The Protectress Ukrainian Autocephalous Orthodox Church
3176 Saint Paul Boulevard, Irondequoit, NY
February 21 Binghamton, NY | 6:00 PM Tickets
Two Rivers Church
1 Chrisfield Ave Johnson City, NY
February 22 New York, NY | 3:30 PM Tickets
Cornerstone FUAG (First Ukrainian Assembly Of God)
59 Cooper Square New York, NY
February 23 Chicago, IL | 3:00 PM Tickets
Chopin Theatre
1543 West Division Chicago, IL
February 24 Washington, DC | 7:00 PM Tickets
Landmark's E Street Cinema
555 11th Street Northwest Washington, DC
February 25 Richmond, VA | 6:00 PM Tickets
The Byrd Theatre
2908 W Cary Street, Richmond, VA
February 26 San Francisco, CA | 6:30 PM Tickets
530 Bush Street, San Francisco, CA
February 27 Los Angeles, CA | 5:30 PM Tickets
Ahmanson Auditorium (UNH 1000)
7200-7238 Loyola Marymount University Dr, Los Angeles, CA
February 28 Jacksonville, FL | 6:00 PM Tickets
425 Town Plaza Avenue
Ponte Vedra Beach, FL
March 01 Atlanta, GA | 6:00 PM Donations are welcome
New Life Atlanta Church
3150 Old Atlanta Rd, Suwanee, GA
March 02 New Brunswick, NJ | 5:00 PM Tickets
Rutgers University Film Co-op (Voorhees Hall)
71 Hamilton Street, New Brunswick, NJ
PREMIERE OF THE OFFICIAL UKRAINIAN TRAILER
WATCH

BUCHA is a feature drama film based on actual events in Bucha, Vorzel, and Hostomel (Kyiv region) during the Russian occupation in the first months of the war in February-March 2022. The main character is a foreigner who decided to fight against Russia's evil aggression in Ukraine, a country that became his home.
The film tells about the rescue of local residents by Konstantin Gudauskas, a citizen of Kazakhstan who received asylum in Ukraine and lived in Bucha. When the Russian invasion began, he was allowed to cross into the territory occupied by Russian troops because of his Kazakh passport. Once there, he was able to extract Ukrainian civilians out of the occupied territory into safety. Konstantin not only saved people, but also became an eyewitness to all the horrors of war and occupation.
The main roles in the film BUCHA were played by the famous Polish theater and film actor Cezary Lukaszewicz and Ukrainian film star Vyacheslav Dovzhenko.
The film BUCHA directed by Stanislav Tiunov and the film's producer and screenwriter is Oleksandr Shchur.
The Ministry of Defense of Ukraine, the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, the State Border Service of Ukraine, the National Police of Ukraine, the Kyiv City Council, and the Kyiv Regional Military Administration assisted the team in the creation and filming of the movie.
On October 17, 2024, the film was presented at the prestigious 40th Warsaw International Film Festival, where it won second place in the Audience Award.
PROTAGONIST
Konstantin Gudauskas
Konstantin Gudauskas is a Lithuanian Jew, a citizen of Kazakhstan, an activist who has received asylum in Ukraine, and lives in Bucha when the war begins.
After the Russian invasion, because of his Kazakh passport and citizenship, he is able to travel to the Russian occupied territories and extract civilians from there.
While saving 203 people, Konstantin observes firsthand the horrors of war and atrocities of the Russian occupation committed by Russian troops - murders, robberies, rape.
After the Russian invasion, because of his Kazakh passport and citizenship, he is able to travel to the Russian occupied territories and extract civilians from there.
While saving 203 people, Konstantin observes firsthand the horrors of war and atrocities of the Russian occupation committed by Russian troops - murders, robberies, rape.
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