UN Climate Conference COP30, Belém, Brazil
Ukraine Pavilion, Blue Zone PV-C61
When:
November 12, 2025, 17:00–18:00
Documentary film Divia by Dmytro Hresko will be screened at the United Nations International Climate Conference COP30, which takes place from November 10 to November 21, 2025, in Belém, Brazil. The UN Climate Conference takes place every year, and is the world’s only multilateral decision-making forum on climate change that brings together almost every country on Earth.
Despite the Russian war, Ukraine continues actively working on the implementation of climate and environmental initiatives and will participate in the conference once again.
Divia will become a part of the events at the Ukraine Pavilion. The event will bring together representatives of the governments, international experts, business representatives, and public figures.
The film will be presented by the producers Polina Herman and Glib Lukianets.
Details: https://cop.ukrainian-climate-office.org/program/divia/
About the film:
The film explores the catastrophic influence of Russian invasion on nature in Ukraine. DIVIA is a meditative, sound-driven journey through a wounded land—an elemental portrait of Ukraine before, during, and beyond the full-scale Russian invasion. Without dialogue or narration, the film unfolds as a metaphysical symphony, where landscapes bear silent testimony to destruction and quiet resilience. Ashen forests, cratered fields, and the rusting skeletons of war machines haunt the frame—each image a trace of the violence etched into the soil.
Yet even here, nature does not halt. Seasons return. Grass pushes through scorched earth. Regeneration begins—slowly, insistently. Through this reverent silence move deminers, body searchers, environmentalists, and animal rescuers. Their presence, almost spectral, speaks of both grief and grace. DIVIA invites viewers into a space where beauty and devastation coexist, and where the act of witnessing becomes a form of renewal.
Director
Dmytro Hreshko
Produced by Polina Herman, Glib Lukianets
Co-producer: Richard Valk (Valk Productions)
Production Companies: Gogol Film, UP UA Studio
Countries: Poland, Ukraine, Netherlands, USA
Length: 79 minutes
Music by
Sam Slater
Directors of photography
Dmytro Hreshko
Volodymyr Usyk
Editor
Alexander Legostaev
Anastasia Kirillova
Dmytro Hreshko
Sound
Vasyl Yavtushenko
Mykhailo Zakutskyi
Executive Producers
Tasia Puhach
Dan Frank
Color
Axel Rundquist (Tint Post)
Poster and trailer by
Starlight Creative
Financial Support
- Polish Film Institute
- Netherlands Film Fund
- FILM BOOST scholarship program jointly with Deutsche Filmakademie and DOCUDAYS UA
- Ukrainian Film Academy in cooperation with Netflix – production & post-production grants
- Emergency Support Initiative by Kyiv Biennial
- Göteborg Film Fund – development grant
- Prague Civil Society Center – production grant
With the Support of:
Ministry of Economy, Environment and Agriculture, State Forest Resources Agency of Ukraine, Cultural Forces, Ukraïner, Babylon13, Tint Post, Starlight Creative, Docudays UA, Office of the Prosecutor General, B2B Doc, Film Independent, Global Media Makers
Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q1rJanwSsiw
Stills: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1h4v50M2sgrgOOpiWVmNBirYU6bwsrQD_?usp=drive_link
Contacts for media:
Olena Ermolenko
Press attaché of the Ukraine Pavilion
+38067-247-79-63