Molodist runs all screenings and industry events in line with Kyiv’s air raid rules: we care about the safety of our audiences and festival participants. The festival schedule at molodist.com/en/rozklad shows the status of each session in real time.
Labels appear about a minute after an alert starts and disappear after the all clear. They also appear on sessions starting within the next 30 minutes, so you know in advance.
Before a session starts, the label tells you whether it is set to start as scheduled or its start may be delayed. If there is no label, the screening or event is set to start as planned.
Keep your ticket until the session’s status is confirmed on the schedule.
If you decide not to continue watching, let the staff at the accreditation desk and at the entrance in Zhovten know, so that you can get a refund for your ticket.
Most festival venues have a metro station that can be used as a shelter (within 500 m), and every venue has a 24-hour shelter open to everyone (within 250 m). The information comes from Kyiv’s official shelter map. The table lists only shelters open to everyone around the clock; school basements open only to pupils are not included. Distances to shelters are measured in a straight line from the venue entrance.
Shelter information may change. Before you set out, check the latest data in the Kyiv Digital app or on Kyiv’s official shelter map at gis.kyivcity.gov.ua/shelter.