We’re excited to share a short clip with our followers about a memorable encounter our team had during their trip to Ukraine this spring. They met with Sergey and Olesya Tovstyk, the heroes of our film “Everyone Has Their Own War” (watch the trailer here: https://vimeo.com/279780710).

On September 13, 2014, during battles near the settlement of Krasnyi Partizan in the Donetsk region, Sergey Tovstyk lost his left arm in a mortar shelling. His right arm was later amputated in the hospital due to injuries. Watch our four-minute short clip to see how the Tovstyk family is living now, ten years after this life-changing event.

Exciting Project Update!

Our team members are involved in various fascinating projects, and one of them focuses on a beautiful Hindu temple in Brampton, adorned by the talented Toronto artist Alexei Dymov.

As part of the filming process, on Thursday, July 18, our film crew under the guidance of Maxim Kravchinsky visited the Canadian Museum of Indian Civilization in Richmond Hill. Here, a special ceremony was held to honor Dr. Doobay for his upcoming awarding of the Order of Canada.

Stay tuned for more updates and behind-the-scenes glimpses!

As a continuation of our previous post, we are excited to share more about the incredible progress our team has made in filming the project “The Electric City: Nikola Tesla in Canada,” under the expert guidance of acclaimed documentary film producer Felix Golubev (@golubev.felix).

On July 10th, officially declared “Nikola Tesla Day” by Mayor Jim Diodati in 2015 and later enacted into law across Ontario by the Lieutenant Governor of Ontario, we celebrated Tesla Fest—a festival of broader scope and significance.

The festival began with the laying of flowers at the Nikola Tesla monument, which has graced the Canadian side since 2006. This year, the ceremony was attended by the Serbian Ambassador to Canada, who also participated in our filming. The Ambassador graciously gave an interview, sharing his thoughts about Nikola Tesla and his brilliant inventions.

We extend our heartfelt thanks to the organizer of the Tesla Day Fest, Borislav Zivkovic, for his immense help and support.

Ten years ago, a group of dedicated volunteers emerged in Toronto, committed to supporting Ukrainian soldiers wounded in the Russia-Ukraine war. For the past decade, our company has been an active participant in this noble cause.

In 2017, we produced a film that tells the stories of those wounded in Ukraine and the incredible individuals in Canada and the USA who assist them. Among these dedicated helpers are our very own team members: Gregory and Olga Antimony, Oleg Masliy, and Fedor Prikolab.

Her name graced the front pages of newspapers. When the first sound films were produced, she did not immediately appreciate the size of the disaster and rather arrogantly remarked that the sound in the cinema is the same as painting the lips of the Venus de Milo. She didn’t realize her time was up… A fragment of the filming of the documentary “The Kiss from Mary Pickford” in Black Creek Pioneer Village