Vodurudu

Vodurudu (meaning: Will, Thought, Movement, Spirit) is a folk-improvisational film-ballet, the origins of which are environment and time.

This film is an act of revival of national culture, through the expressiveness of such independent elements of folk art as music and dance, displayed in the frame of the film, that transforms their action into a dynamic picture that will be tested only by faith and time.

A group of street dancers of various genres gathers in the city, united by the impulse of plastic movement, and the search movement leads to the work of Mykola Dmytrovych Leontovych, who celebrated the image of creating a living action with the harmony of his works. Their role - guide (translators). The goal is a revival (genetic). Great Memory of national melos and poetry, which restores the original spirit, character, and will of our people in the modern world.

Group of Talents
The Apache CREW (founded in 2014) dance team is the most popular dance team in Ukraine, a synthesis of professional dance and unique style  There are more than 70 people in the Apache Crew troupe, each with their own story and style: from brakedance to jazz. Without limiting themselves in style, as a great dancer is a free dancer.

Director choreographer Anatolii Sachivko 

Director of Photography Mykyta Kuzmenko 

Music and SFX - Dmytro Avksetiev 

Dancers: Dance Circle of Ukraine 

MUSIC Original Songs RECORDED works of Mykola Leontovych 

performed by the choir of the Kyiv State Conservatory, conducts an outstanding Ukrainian pedagogue, People's Artist of Ukraine, winner of the Shevchenko Prize, honorary academician of the National Academy of Arts of Ukraine, Hero of Ukraine. Pavlo Muravsky.

Production team
The charity showcase of film-ballet «Vodurudu» is organized in collaboration with Ukrainian Signal.
Ukrainian Signal is the empathy cinema club that emerged from the beginning of the full-scale Russian invasion of Ukraine. It hosts charity evenings of Ukrainian documentaries and narrative films in various European cities to tell about what war is. Not sterile facts from the news, but the real stories of Ukrainians. These films are not for suffering, but for support, and expression of feelings for Ukrainians and their culture.

All proceeds go directly to a vetted Ukrainian charity: https://www.koloua.com