Actress Vitalina Bibliiv spoke about how fees have changed since the beginning of the great war.

Ukrainian actress Vitalina Bibliiv spoke about the decrease in her income since the onset of the full-scale invasion.

Bibliiv noted that when the war started, her income decreased by about half.

When the war began, it was clear that incomes fell, the inflow of money into our country ceased. Therefore, now, if people are shooting movies, they are doing it at their own expense. So it is clear that fees are dropping. But if you compare... Look at how the euro has even risen since last year. And salaries remain the same. And this is not only in our acting profession; salaries in general remain the same.

She also noted that she earns by teaching acting skills.

You need to appreciate what you have. And many such positive examples are given to us by displaced persons who lose everything, arrive and jump into this new life with such optimism, having lost absolutely everything.

Earlier, the actress complained about cinema workers who kicked her out of the hall, even though she had an invitation.

It is worth noting that at the beginning of Russia's invasion of Ukraine, Vitalina Bibliiv decided to stay home, in the village of Chaiky near Kyiv, and not go anywhere. She was on the front line and faced great difficulties and fear. This experience helped her find a way to cope with stress and anxiety.