Pietà is a short documentary confession about a mother who has lost her son in war. Through her testimony, silence, everyday gestures, and fragments of memory, an experience of loss is constructed — one that cannot be fully comprehended or expressed in words. The title refers to the classical Christian motif of the Pietà — the Virgin Mary holding the body of Christ after the Crucifixion. In the film, this archetype is reinterpreted within a contemporary Ukrainian context: the mother emerges as an image of Ukraine — wounded, grieving, yet unbroken. Pietà explores maternal love as a form of resilience and memory as a way of preserving the presence of those who are no longer here. A personal story acquires a universal dimension, transforming into a testimony of a time in which grief becomes part of a shared experience and a resistance to forgetting.