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Five New Films Hit Ukrainian Cinemas, Featuring a Provocative Historical Thriller

Poster of Ukrainian erotic thriller
У кінотеатрах України з'явились п'ять нових стрічок, серед яких захопливий історичний трилер. Photo: Главком

New Releases in Ukrainian Cinemas

According to Главком: Starting February 5, 2026, five new films are being released in Ukraine. The lineup is headlined by the Ukrainian erotic historical thriller 'All Shades of Temptation.' While its official nationwide release is set for February 12, 2026, special preview screenings begin on February 5 in over 100 theaters. This release schedule highlights the growing diversity of Ukraine's domestic film industry. The movie is set in the late 19th-century city of Lemberg (Lviv) and was filmed primarily on location in authentic historical sites across western Ukraine.

Film Overview

  • Alongside the Ukrainian thriller, audiences can see the American zombie comedy 'Club Zombie Apocalypse,' which was shot in a real Los Angeles, California nightclub. The production involved over 60 background actors who underwent daily makeup sessions lasting 4-5 hours.

  • The Scandinavian drama 'Love That Does Not Vanish' was filmed in Iceland, with some scenes shot across multiple seasons to capture the changing landscape, utilizing 35mm film.

  • The concert documentary 'Stray Kids: Feel the Domin8ion' combines footage from SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles and other venues. It features the Korean boy band Stray Kids, an eight-member group formed in 2018.

  • Rounding out the list is the Franco-Belgian family comedy 'Marsupilami. Tailed Trouble,' produced with a budget of approximately €28.6 million.

These five films offer a wide array of genres and themes, catering to diverse audience tastes.

The arrival of these new films reflects the expansion of Ukraine's cinematic market and growing audience interest in varied genres. The domestic production 'All Shades of Temptation' underscores the development of national cinema and the use of authentic locations, which helps promote Ukrainian cultural heritage. Simultaneously, the presence of international titles demonstrates the ongoing integration of global cinema into the Ukrainian market, providing viewers with access to a broad spectrum of content.

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