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A historical drama based on real events jointly by Russia and Ukraine. The tape tells about a heroic person, a girl named Lyudmila Pavlyuchenko, who was a sniper. When the war came, she could not stand aside because it could take away her loved one. The film covers the events that took place between 1937 and 1957. Despite her youth (a little over 20 years old), she killed almost 400 fascist occupiers. At one time, she became the first citizen of the Soviet Union to be admitted to the White House. In addition, Lyudmila Pavlyuchenko is known for her fight for women's rights. Read more Despite the fact that Lyudmila Pavlyuchenko is a real hero that people should know, the film "Unbreakable" became the first to reveal the details of a certain segment of her life. Despite the fact that the girl was Ukrainian (born in Bila Tserkva), the Russian actress Yulia Peresild, who was accompanied by Yevgeny Tsyganov, was invited to play her role. The launch of Serhiy Mokrytskyi's project "Unbreakable" (in the Russian version "Battle for Sevastopol") took place in 2012. The historical biopic was financed by the State Film Agency of Ukraine, but first the film had to go through a competition for the annual selection of film projects. The money was given in 2013, at the same time the shooting of the film started, which lasted until July 2014. The film was shot in the cities of Sevastopol, Kyiv and Odesa. Lyudmila Pavlyuchenko's visit to the White House was filmed in one of the mansions of Kyiv. Even at the pre-production level, it was known that in addition to the full-length version of the film, there will also be a television version consisting of 4 episodes. The rights to the first broadcast of the mini-series belong to the TV channel "Ukraine". Work on the tape took place during a period of economic instability in both Russia and Ukraine. But nothing affected the shooting plan, the team met all the planned deadlines.