Stanislav Bytiutskyi, a gifted Ukrainian writer and director, has made significant strides in the realm of film, particularly through his impactful documentary work. His debut film, *GOODBYE, CINEPHILES* (2014), offers a poignant exploration of the cultural shifts in Ukraine, making it a noteworthy piece for collectors interested in revolutionary cinema. Bytiutskyi's short film *24* (2016), celebrated as the best short film of the year by the National Filmmakers Union of Ukraine, showcases his unique storytelling prowess and is a sought-after title among those who appreciate contemporary Ukrainian cinema. His work continues to resonate, with the short *INTOLERANCE* (2020) winning accolades at the Kinokolo-Award, underlining his status within the film community. Collectors often seek out Bytiutskyi’s films not only for their artistic merit but also for their cultural significance, as they provide a window into modern Ukrainian history and identity. As a scholar and curator at the Dovzhenko Centre, he enriches the physical media landscape, ensuring that his contributions endure in the archives of film history.