Alexandra Bratyshchenko
Alexandra Bratyshchenko is a documentary and fiction producer. After getting a master's degree at Karpenko-Karyi Kyiv National University of Theatre, Cinema, and Television in speciality Cinema and TV Production, her documentary debut as a production manager happened in the Polish documentary Piano, directed by Vita Drygas (2014). Since 2014 she started to work as a producer at the #BABYLON'13 documentary association. At the same time, she worked for different companies in the Ukrainian film industry as a line producer, executive producer, and distributor. Alexandra made the Open Night short film festival as an executive producer from 2016-2020. Since 2020 she has been cooperating with ForeFilms production as an executive producer. In 2019 she participated in EAVE on Demand. In 2020 she founded the Kyiv-based ELERON PICTURES production. Alexandra is a member of the Ukrainian Film Academy and a participant of EURODOC.
Founded in 2020, Eleron Pictures is a Kyiv-based film production led by Alexandra Bratyshchenko a Ukrainian producer with over 13 years of industry experience. Guided by the tenet 'anything but indifference,' our team specializes in crafting independent, author-driven films and cultural projects in Ukraine and beyond. Our debut documentary, "Guests from Kharkiv," premiered at Hot Docs 2023 amid the full-scale invasion. Currently, we are actively engaged in various documentary projects, including "All Fucked Up" and "Silent Hostage" and developing the fiction debut, "Fucking Sensitivity," by Tetyana Symon.
