«Життя і Смерть у Гуцулії» (2016). Документальний фільм Богдана Кутєпова

The film follows three brothers from the village of Cheremyskyi in the Carpathian mountains, who live a simple life without modern gadgets. 9‑year‑old Sasha earns money by herding sheep, paying for his school supplies and contributing to the school repair. His 10‑year‑old brother Yurko bakes bread and cooks, while 12‑year‑old Vasya dreams of becoming a reporter. They skip school to cut firewood for winter, risking their family's survival. Meanwhile, a folk‑punk band from Ivano‑Frankivsk, Familia Perkalaba, travels to the village, discovering Zina Cheremyska, the mother of the brothers, a Moldovan woman who married a Hutsul 28 years ago and gave birth to seven children. In the abandoned house where the band sets up a studio, they find a mysterious uncle who died a year ago. The film blends mysticism, magic, and ethnographic exploration, telling the stories of ordinary people frozen in time amid ancient mountains and autumn landscapes.