Sotnia ("The Company of Heroes") and Atentat ("Assassination. An Autumn Murder in Munich") feature more description about the role of UPA on their terrain. The Undefeated is about the life of Roman Shuhevych and the hunt for him by both German and Soviet forces, The Company of Heroes shows how UPA soldiers had everyday life as they fight against Armia Krajowa, Assassination is about the life of Stepan Bandera and how KGB agents murdered him. The red-and-black battle flag of the Ukrainian Insurgent Army was a popular symbol among Euromaidan protesters, and the wartime insurgents have acted as a large inspiration for them. Serhy Yekelchyk of the University of Victoria says the use of UPA imagery and slogans was more of a potent symbol of protest against the current government and Russia rather than adulation for the insurgents themselves, explaining "The reason for the sudden prominence of [UPA symbolism] in Kyiv is that it is the strongest possible expression of protest against the pro-Russian orientation of the current government." Films 1951 – Akce B (Czechoslovakia) 1961 – Ogniomistrz Kaleń (Polish People's Republic) 1962 – Zerwany most (Polish People's Republic) 1968 – Annychka (USSR) 1970 – The White Bird Marked with Black (USSR) 1976 – The Troubled Month of Veresen (USSR) 1977 – Shadows of the Hot Summer (Czechoslovakia) 1983 – The Little Shepherd Boy from the Valley (Czechoslovakia) 1991 – The Last Bunker (Ukraine) 1991 – Carpathian Gold (Ukraine) 1992 – Cherry Nights (Ukraine) 1993 – Memories about UPA (Ukraine) 1994 – Goodbye, Girl (Ukraine) 1995 – Assassination. An Autumn Murder in Munich (Ukraine) 1995 – Executed Dawns (Ukraine) 2000 – The Undefeated (Ukraine) 2004 – One – the soldier in the field (Ukraine) 2004 – The Company of Heroes (Ukraine) 2004 – Between Hitler and Stalin (Canada) 2006 – Sobor on the Blood (Ukraine) 2006 – OUN – UPA war on two fronts (Ukraine) 2006 – Freedom or death! (Ukraine) 2007 – UPA. Third Force (Ukraine) 2010 – We are from the Future 2 (Russia) 2010 – Banderovci (Czech Republic) 2012 – Security Service of OUN. "Closed Doors" (Ukraine) 2016 – Wołyń (Poland) Fiction Fire Poles () by Roman Ivanchuk, 2006. Songs The most obvious characteristic of the insurgent songs genre is the theme of rising up against occupying powers, enslavement and tyranny. Insurgent songs express an open call to battle and to revenge against the enemies of Ukraine,