On November 26, the production company United Content Hub celebrated its first anniversary at Parkovy Congress and Exhibition Center, bringing together partners, directors, actors, and representatives of Ukraine’s film industry. The evening became an opportunity to reflect on a year of rapid growth and to announce new ambitions. Parkovy served as the event’s partner venue.
The highlight of the celebration was a series of presentations of upcoming films. The studio showcased teasers and first footage from “When Will You Get Divorced?”, “Dovzhenko”, “Korporat”, “Tarot Castle”, “The Fencer. The Main Duel!”, and “HUR. Code Sikora.” Each preview was accompanied by commentary from the creative teams. A special moment of the evening was the premiere of Parfeniuk’s music video “Korporat” — the main soundtrack to the film of the same name.
Presenters and participants included:
- Akhtem Seitablaiev — director, People’s Artist of Ukraine
- Semen Horov — director and screenwriter
- Ksenia Mishyna — actress and TV host
- Maksym Samchyk — actor
- Illia Parfeniuk — singer, author of the “Korporat” soundtrack
- Oleksii Komarovskyi — founder of the film company Idea Films
- Antonina Khyzhniak, Tetiana Malkova, Oleksii Honcharenko, Anna Doicheva, and other members of the creative teams
Among the evening’s guests were the company’s key partners: B&H Film Distribution, YULA Company, Between Media Agency, JetSetter.ua, and Serena.
The event took place in the
Rest Hall Amphitheater — a high-tech venue ideal for presentations and private screenings. A stage with a lectern hosted the creative teams, while the amphitheater’s comfortable seating allowed guests to fully immerse themselves in the teasers and first footage. A catering area with a permanent bar provided space for networking, and powerful acoustics with professional lighting created the atmosphere of a true film premiere.
United Content Hub is a production company that, in just one year, has developed a distinctive signature: large-scale production, strategic distribution, and the growth of international co-productions with a focus on Central and Eastern European markets. In 12 months, the company built a co-production map spanning eight countries — from Croatia, Romania, and Bulgaria to Latvia and Turkey — attracted over UAH 100 million in foreign investment into Ukrainian content, and reached approximately 450,000 cinema-goers.
Parkovy is proud to be a venue where great stories of Ukrainian cinema are born.
