In late February, a showcase of Ukrainian films named Kinowar was held in Prague to mark the fourth anniversary of the Russian invasion of Ukraine. One of the highlights was Ukrainian director Ivan Sautkin, who spoke about his experiences in filming war documentaries. He described the extreme conditions under which he operates, emphasizing that being part of a volunteer team or traveling in military vehicles is often the only way to film in such dangerous environments. Sautkin's notable work includes the film 'Báseň o malých lidech' (Poem About Small People), which gained international recognition after its premiere in Copenhagen, where it was nominated for a Human Rights Award. Though this film was not displayed at Kinowar, Sautkin shared insights into the dual narrative strategy he employs in his projects, focusing on the evacuations of civilians and the lives of women in liberated areas, all interconnected by the impact of war. His reflections also highlight the broader implications of drone warfare, suggesting that modern technology has fundamentally changed the nature of conflict and the safety of civilian spaces during wars. As the situation in Ukraine continues to evolve, Sautkin's work serves as a poignant reminder of the personal stories behind the headlines and the ongoing human cost of this conflict.