Ukrainian Film Night "Silent Flood"

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A Ukrainian Film Night fundraiser featuring a film, food, drinks, vendors, and community activities; walk-ins are welcome.

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Ukrainian Film Night Fundraiser - "Silent Flood". Food, drinks, vendors, community and Ukrainian Film. Walk-ins welcome! Join us on November 14 for a special screening of "Silent Flood", a documentary offering a rare glimpse into a little-known community in the West of Ukraine and how Russia’s full-scale invasion has changed their lives. Location: The Polish Club — 3040 22nd St, San Francisco 5:00 PM: Doors open — food, drinks, and mingling 6:00 PM: Film begins Feel free to stay afterward to mingle, discuss the film, and enjoy more food and drinks with us! Documentary Film: "Silent Flood" (2025) - 1 hr 30 minutes Language: Ukrainian (English subtitles) Director: Dmytro Sukholytkyy-Sobchuk Along the Dnister River in the West of Ukraine, a small, deeply religious and pacifist community lives in harmony with nature. Its members farm with horses and carts, bake their own bread, and gather for candlelit dinners in a village without electricity. When Russia’s full-scale invasion reaches this remote community, their peaceful way of life is transformed. Men are called up for military service, families are separated, and their pacifist beliefs are challenged by the realities of war. Directed by Dmytro Sukholytkyy-Sobchuk, the Silent Flood offers a visually striking and rarely seen perspective on how Russia’s full-scale invasion has affected Ukrainian lives, revealing the fragile existence of a community caught between its traditions and a world transformed by war.

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