The first erotic-historical thriller in the history of Ukrainian cinema was released in national distribution on February 12, 2026 - and within six months transformed from a provocative trailer into a film that continues to spark debate among critics and viewers. «All Shades of Temptation» is the feature debut of director Irina Gromozda and the first film role of singer Vladimir Dantes. Now the 90-minute film is being screened in Israel: in Ukrainian, on the big screen, with an age restriction of 18+. In the fall of 2026, screenings will take place in two cities - Haifa and Ashdod. Date City Venue Time Price Tickets August 27, 2026 Haifa Haifa Cinematheque 19:00 - Tickets sold out October 15, 2026 Ashdod Cinema City, Hall No. 14 19:00 91 ₪ Buy This is not an online premiere or a festival block: the film is brought to the hall for the very purpose it was made - for the cinematography, lighting, and soundtrack. The action takes place in Lemberg, as Lviv was called during the Austro-Hungarian Empire, in 1897. The plot is based on the figure of Galician researcher Johan Zega, whose name is associated with the creation of the first kerosene lamp in the early 1850s. The Haifa screening is already completely sold out, so the only available date is October 15 in Ashdod. «All Shades of Temptation» in Israel: Haifa and Ashdod The film was produced by Solar Media Entertainment, and distribution is handled by Green Light Films. Pre-premiere screenings began on February 5, 2026, and the all-Ukrainian premiere took place on February 12 - the day before Valentine's Day. The runtime is 90 minutes. In the Ukrainian release, the film was rated 16+, while the Israeli organizer raised the limit to 18+. For Irina Gromozda, this is her first feature-length work: prior to this, she directed the series «Hiding Places» and «Coffee with Cardamom». The main female role was played by Elena Lavrenyuk, her co-stars include Vladimir Dantes, Daniel Salem, Oksana Cherkashina, a two-time winner of the «Kinokolo» award, and the People's Artist of Ukraine Elena Khokhlatina. The costumes were created by designer Oksana Berg: