Oxana

Oxana is a historical drama that follows a former leader of the feminist movement FEMEN. Set in Paris on July 23, 2018, the story centers on Oxana Chatchko as she opens an exhibition of blasphemous icons. As she moves through the city, meeting with partners, an art critic, and officials regarding her status as a political refugee, she is haunted by memories of her activism in Ukraine. The narrative explores the traumas and betrayals she experienced during her fight for women's rights and freedom, focusing on her struggle to reclaim a desire for life.

The film was directed by Charlène Favier, following her 2020 work Slalom. The screenplay was written by Antoine Lacomblez, Diane Brasseur, and Favier. The cast is led by Albina Korzh in the title role, appearing alongside Maryna Koshkina, Lada Korovai, Oksana Zhdanova, Noée Abita, and Yoann Zimmer. This production was a collaboration between companies from Ukraine, Hungary, and France, including Hero Squared and France 3 Cinéma. It has a runtime of 103 minutes. Based on 15 votes on TMDB, the film has a rating of 7.1/10.