The Ukrainian Film Club in Estonia was initiated by the Association of Ukrainian Organizations in Estonia with the support of the Embassy of Ukraine in Estonia in February 2023.
Twice a month, we introduce Estonians and Ukrainians to classic and contemporary cinematic art by talented Ukrainian directors. This opportunity is made possible through our close collaboration with various Ukrainian film production companies who have kindly agreed to provide us with films from their production.
The majority of our film screenings take place in the historic Cyprus Cinema (Sõprus) in Tallinn. Additionally, we have already presented 5 films in other Estonian cities: Tartu, Narva, Saku, Kuressaare, Valga, and Kohtla-Järve.
Over the course of the club's existence, we have already screened 13 films.

The multimedia project that takes place in cooperation with Etno TV Eesti is created with the participation of representatives of the Ukrainian diaspora in Estonia and displaced people from Ukraine.
The project aims to unite Ukrainians far from their homeland through their love for singing and folk art.
On Estonia's Independence Day and the anniversary of russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine, Ukrainians in Estonia recorded a touching song, "Ta lendab mesipuu poole", as a sign of gratitude to the Estonian people for their comprehensive assistance of Ukraine since the beginning of russia's full-scale invasion.
Now it's time for a new video for the Independence Day of Ukraine!

Kalev Naur, an Estonian public figure and board member of the Ukrainian Registered Cossacks of Estonia, conducts these excursions for Ukrainians in Tallinn.
The excursion is an excellent opportunity to learn more about Estonians and understand them better. So far, excursions occurred at the Memorial to the Victims of the Communist Regime and the War Museum in Viimsi. It is fascinating to observe the Estonian people cherish their culture and language through the years, remember history and understand the tragedy of Ukrainians in every detail.
We are extremely grateful to everyone who went on these excursions! Many have shared their positive impressions and eagerly asked about the next gathering.
Would you like to guide a tour or do you have an interesting idea? Write to us!

Everyone is warmly welcome to join us!
Today Kateryna Chalova, a member of the Dzherelo vocal ensemble and a vocal teacher at the Ukrainian Youth Association in Estonia, celebrates her birthday.
25 October 2026Classes of the Ukrainian Youth Association in Estonia (SUM) weekend school took place for the first time in the association's own centre in Tallinn.
24 October 2026On 24 October, our second creative workshop took place: participants learned macramé and made a Ukrainian prypynda under the guidance of craftswoman Tetiana Kharuzheva.
24 October 2026From November a new Volya group starts classes at the SUM centre at Maneeži 3. The first class is free.
23 October 2026The weekend school of the Ukrainian Youth Association in Estonia continues its Saturday classes in Ukrainian history, Ukrainian studies, language, dance and singing.
22 October 2026The Ukrainian Youth Association in Estonia has signed a lease with the City of Tallinn for premises at Maneeži 3. The weekend school “CYM”, the “Volya” song and dance ensemble, the vocal studio and the organisation’s office now share one address in the city centre.
19 October 2026On 17 October, Kino Sõprus in Tallinn hosted the premiere of “Understanding Ukrainians — Viddzerkalennia”, a documentary by Estonian director Allan Teetlaus based on Maryna Starodubska’s book “How to Understand Ukrainians: A Cross-Cultural View”.
19 October 2026The Ukrainian Film Club in Estonia invites you to a screening of the new comedy “Relatives” (Rodychi, 2026) on Sunday, 18 October, at 14:00 at Kino Artis in Tallinn. In Ukrainian with English subtitles.
17 October 2026Our friends and partners are completing the documentary TV film “Yellow-blue Butterflies. To the Children” — about an international initiative supporting deported Ukrainian children that began in Tallinn in 2025.
17 October 2026On 8 October the Estonian Military Orchestra marked 108 years of Estonian military music with a concert in Tallinn conducted by Ukrainian military conductor Liubomyr Sukennyk and featuring Ukrainian music. The Association was represented by Inna Hordiienko.
10 October 2026The Ukrainian Youth Association in Estonia has launched its own website cym.ee – all information about the CYM school, the Volya ensemble and badminton is now in one place.
25 September 2026On 20 September the Ukrainian Song and Dance Ensemble Volya performed at the 16th Etnolaat fair of national cultures in Tallinn with two vocal and two dance pieces.
21 September 2026