Marian Bushan's film "Sniper. White Crow" is based on actual events and tells about the course of the Russian-Ukrainian war in eastern Ukraine, which began in 2014 and continues today. Today, when Russia has been waging a bloody full-scale war on the territory of Ukraine for more than two months, this film acquires a new meaning.

Before the start of hostilities in the Donbas, Mykola's life was moderate and calm. Together with his wife, he renounced the benefits of civilization and lived alone with nature. But with the advent of war, the usual way of life changes dramatically - the war spares neither the strong nor the weak. After losing his beloved and unborn firstborn, Mykola joins the welfare state, where he is trained and joins the ranks of snipers. This is how the White Crow is born.

Today, the protagonist's story is close to many Ukrainians who decided to defend their homeland and, rejecting the past, took up arms. No one is left out. Right now, Pavlo Aldoshin, who played the lead role in the movie, and Roman Semisal, who plays the role of brigadier general, are defending Ukraine at the forefront.

The movie "Sniper. White Crow" is available for rent in the Baltic States. Part of the funds raised from ticket sales will be donated to the Armed Forces and in support of the Union of TV and Film Producers of Ukraine.