The first film to win the Grand Prix at the festival was The Children of Leningradsky by Polish directors Ganna Polak and Andrzej Celinski.

The fourth festival traditionally took place in the Kyiv Cinema House and lasted from March 29 to April 6, 2007.

For the first time, the opening ceremony is accompanied by a string orchestra, whereas the closing is held at the Ukrainian Center of Folk Culture - Ivan Honchar Museum.

These are subtitles with special marks, symbols, and additional text that reflect the audio part of the film (music, soundtracks).

[8] The main goal of DocuDays UA is to enhance Ukrainian documentary filmmaking and initiate an open dialogue on pressing social problems.

Every year, the Organizing Committee chooses a theme for the festival that most accurately reflects the Ukrainian realis.

The symbol of the festival, which took place immediately after Euromaidan, was a burning heart in the form of a Molotov cocktail.

[9] The concept of the 2020 festival called "Teen Spirit: Here and Now" was dedicated to growing up, whereas the 2021 theme pertained to the human right to health.