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Viktor Onysko (1982-2022)

Born:
December 16, 1982

Died:
December 29, 2022

Biography from TheMovieDB

Viktor Onysko was a Ukrainian film editor and a serviceman of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, participating in the Russo-Ukrainian war. Victor was a famous Ukrainian editor.[1] He worked on more than 20 Ukrainian films and series, known not only in Ukraine, but also in Europe and the USA. These include ″Battle for Sevastopol″ (2015), ″The Fall of Lenin″ (2017), ″U311 Cherkasy″ (2019), ″Cold-bloodedness″ (2019) and ″Rising Hawk″ (2019), the latter of which is based on the historical Ukrainian novel by Ivan Franko.

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Film Production

Editor:
2015  Battle for Sevastopol
2017  The Fall of Lenin
2017  The Stronghold
2019  Cold Blood
2019  Olha's Italian Diary
2019  The Rising Hawk
2020  Felix Austria
2020  U311 Cherkasy
2023  Orca
2024  The Editorial Office
2025  Fragments of Ice

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TV Production

Editor:
2013  Inseparable

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