An inherited enemy: UPA hideouts, Armed Forces dugouts and the same struggle
Decades lie between the hideouts in the forest and the modern dugouts, and Ukrainians once again have to write the same story of struggle, Frontliner reports.
Marysia Myanovska
Carving history: How a veteran revives traditional banduras and kobzas
This wood will become a musical instrument that will sound almost exactly as it would have one or two hundred years ago. Frontliner reporters visited his workshop to see how this ancient sound is born.
As long as hands remember: Stories of artisans shaping Ukraine’s modern renaissance
A Frontliner documentary series about the hands reviving Ukrainian crafts and weaving cultural memory back into daily life.
The language of decoration: a Crimean Tatar potter pieces tradition together from the shards
With one swift stroke of a sharp tool through the colored engobe on wet clay, Rustem Skybin draws a clear line. Frontliner visited the potter's workshop to see his signature technique.
‘He’ll come back, if your God is alive’: Russia sentences Berdiansk pastor to 22 years in prison
Viktor Bondarenko is one of thousands of civilian prisoners held by the Kremlin, and bringing such people back from captivity is an extremely difficult task. Frontliner met with Viktor’s daughter, Mariia, in Kyiv and discussed the challenges Mariia’s family has faced.