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The historical novel The Fourth Dimension is set in the mid-nineteenth century, when Ukrainian weapons were silent, independence was lost, but young artists and intellectuals founded a secret political organisation aimed at reviving Ukraine. The film focuses on the life of Mykola Hulak, a Ukrainian mathematician, lawyer and public figure who, together with Mykola Kostomarov, founded the Cyril and Methodius Brotherhood. After his arrest, unlike Kostomarov, he refused to condemn his educational work and spent three years in exile in solitary confinement in the Shlisselburg fortress in St. Petersburg."

The Blackened Wine is a novel about the defence of Olesko Castle in 1431, when Polish King Jagiello laid siege to Lutsk. The defenders realise that the battle is not equal, but they are ready to die in order to remain in historical memory as knights, not cowards.