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If you’ve seen Pamfir on Netflix, you’ll remember the unforgettable scene: a chaotic parade of masked figures, elaborate costumes, and haunting melodies weaving through the dark streets of a small Ukrainian village. That wasn’t just cinematic creativity—it was Malanka, Ukraine’s ancient and theatrical New Year celebration, captured in all its raw, unrestrained energy.
