Kin is a Ukrainian comedy and drama centered on a family dispute over real estate. After years of distance, a pragmatic entrepreneur named Mariia returns home for her grandmother's anniversary celebration. While the visit appears to be for the occasion, Mariia is actually returning because the grandmother intends to give her the ownership of the family house. This decision sparks a conflict with Mariia's uncle, Grygorii, who attempts to pressure her into giving up the property. The story follows their struggle for control over the home in a village near Kyiv.

The film was directed by Andrii Chereshnya and written by Oleksii Prykhodko and Yevhen Taller. It was produced by Yevhen Taller, Ella Boblenyuk, and Andrii Tanabash through the production companies Kyivfilm, Green Light Films, and MarkerMedia. The main cast features Dmytro Volkanov appearing as himself. Released on September 17, 2026, the production explores the tensions between relatives through the lens of a property battle.