This film is about all moms and for all of us.
About those moments when you say, “Mooom, please don’t start” and she starts anyway.
About calls asking, “Have you eaten?” when you’re in a courtroom or on a date.
About superpowers that work even from thousands of kilometers away.
The film is made up of several interconnected stories that explore different types of relationships between mothers and children, from childhood to adulthood.It’s a warm, touching, and comedic story about love, independence, acceptance, and family values.

Tickets are available online for the screenings in Romania and Moldova:
Tickets for ”OH, MOM” in Chișinău – March 22, 17:00 (Cineplex Loteanu)
Tickets for ”OH, MOM” in Bucharest – March 28, 19:30 (Cinemateca Eforie).

The film stars Ada Rogovtseva, Olesia Zhurakivska, Kateryna Kuznetsova, Olena Kravets, Hanna Kuzina, Oleksandr Yarema, Ostap Stupka, Roman Lutskyi, Dmytro Pavko, Nataliia Sumska, Oleksandra Soroka, Akhtem Seitablaiev, Uliana Zolkina, Ivan Zhyliuk, Eduard Poliakov, Heorhii Khostikoiev, Andrii Vakarchuk, Svitlana Stoianova, Nataliia Koretska, Oksana Hrebeniuk, Serhii Komarovskyi, Valerii Diatlov, Viktoriia Bellet, Halyna Lutska, Oleh Paniuta, and Daria Lomakina.

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About director:

Oleh Borshchevskyi is a Ukrainian film director and screenwriter active in cinema since 2011. He made his feature debut with “Vlyublennye v Kiev” (2011), serving as both director and screenwriter. He gained wide recognition with the commercially successful comedy “DZIDZIO Contrabass” (2017), one of the most popular Ukrainian box-office hits of its time. His filmography also includes titles such as “Nympho” (2013) and the recent feature “December 31st Express” (2024). In addition to his work in cinema, he has directed numerous music videos for leading Ukrainian artists and has been involved in television productions. He is a member of the European Film Academy and continues to develop film projects in Ukraine and in international co-productions.