Old Age. Treasury of the Past. How lonely old people live in the villages of Ukraine 

Many of us avoid thinking about old age, preferring to believe that it is still far away. However, time inexorably brings us closer to this inevitable stage of life. One of the most challenging problems that an elderly person can experience is loneliness - a condition that seems frightening even in the most resilient hearts.
In the series of short films titled "Old Age - the Repository of the Past," we will take a look at the lives of people in rural Ukraine who have remained alone in their advanced age. They will share their unique stories, talk about overcoming the shadow of loneliness, and finding meaning in every moment.
This film poses questions to the audience about anticipating the challenges of old age, avoiding unpreparedness, and not becoming a victim of oppressive loneliness. Immersing themselves in the lives of the protagonists, viewers will see the true meaning of happiness in simple joys and the support of loved ones. Let their stories serve as guides in a world where old age becomes a repository of valuable experience and tireless wisdom.
In the series, these remarkable seniors not only share their stories of old age but also open doors to the rich heritage of Ukrainian culture. They provide a unique opportunity to enjoy forgotten recipes of traditional Ukrainian dishes that they have been cooking for decades. Sharing this culinary wisdom becomes not only a dive into taste memories but also an opportunity to preserve and pass on precious recipes to future generations.
Furthermore, the elderly share their experiences in craftsmanship, passing on unique skills acquired throughout their lives. Their stories of knitting, embroidery, weaving, and other forms of handicraft become not only a history of art but also a way to connect the past with the present.
But their lives are not limited to practical aspects. The seniors share their views on modernity, revealing how the world has changed in their eyes. They talk about the challenges brought by the war in Ukraine, sharing their experiences and thoughts on how to maintain hope and a positive attitude despite difficulties.
Thus, "Old Age - the Repository of the Past" becomes not only an exploration of old age and loneliness but also a guide to the richness of Ukrainian culture passed down from generation to generation.