Dovbush

The film follows the Dovbush brothers, who become opryshkos, or mountain outlaws, during a time of foreign oppression in the Carpathians. While one brother pursues wealth, Oleksa is devoted to fighting for his people's freedom. The narrative is set against a backdrop of uprisings and showcases the struggle between the oppressed Hutsuls and the aristocracy.

With a runtime of 120 minutes, Dovbush delves into the legend of a national hero and examines the personal conflicts that arise amid a turbulent historical period. The film portrays the tensions between loyalty, love, and the fight against tyranny, all while incorporating elements of Ukrainian folklore. As the story unfolds, viewers witness the lengths to which Oleksa goes to protect his people and his beloved Marichka from the treacherous plans of the aristocracy.