The constant fighting between Russia and Ukraine since 2014 is now taking an even more violent form. A situation of war has arisen between the two countries Russia and Ukraine. Russia has surrounded Ukraine from three sides, 1.30 lakh soldiers have already been deployed on the border of Ukraine. The soldiers of Russia have also made full preparations to play the trumpet of war. As soon as the name of the war is taken, frightening pictures start appearing in the mind and its consequences are even more frightening. Even if we do not witness these scary results on the battlefield, we are definitely aware of these situations. Some movies have also tried to show these painful situations on the big screen.

More than 13 thousand people have lost their lives due to the war in the Donbas region of eastern Ukraine, while 1.4 million people have also been rendered homeless. For the people of Ukraine, every single day is equal to decades, which every person, whether grown up or child, has to go through. Some movies showing people's pain, helplessness, the hope of the end of the war, waiting for death, all kinds of helplessness can be seen on the Ukrainian movie platform Takflix.

Cyborgs: September 2014, Donetsk Airport was kept secure for 242 days by military volunteers and soldiers of Ukraine. The name of this movie released in 2017 was named 'Cyborgs' in the name of these geniuses. The celebration of the bravery of these soldiers has been celebrated in the movie. This story is the eyes of war, narrated by a witness. According to media reports, there are action scenes in Cyborgs, but its main subject is also the people of Ukraine. Five volunteers, all from different backgrounds, get stuck at the damaged airport. These five are fighting with full courage to save their country. Each person is from a different social level and profession. Cyborgs is directed by Akhtam Seitablayev.

No Obvious Signs: The story of this movie released in 2018 seems to be revolving around a woman named Oksana. Oksana returns from the war but she has yet to bear the burden of another battle. He has to deal with post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), panic attacks, horrific memories of war. She fights for her identity outside the battlefield.

Bad Roads: Let us tell that the movie Bad Roads, directed by Natalia Vozozhbit, was released in 2020. Natalia has collected stories of soldiers and common citizens by roaming in the war zone for 4 months. And then also made his directorial debut with Bad Roads. The film was premiered at the Venice Film Festival. According to media reports, Bad Roads is a collection of 5 novels, all of which have one thing in common, the location - either a battlefield, or a city or a Donbas area. Every noble has a different character, from soldiers to journalists, some are aggressive, some are upset.

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