The documentary film by Ukrainian director Mstyslav Chernov, “2000 Meters to Andriivka,” has been nominated for the 47th News & Documentary Emmy Awards in six categories.
This is stated in the list of nominees published by the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences (NATAS). According to the list, “2000 Meters to Andriivka” is nominated in the following categories: Outstanding Current Affairs Documentary, Outstanding Documentary, Outstanding Writing: Documentary, Outstanding Direction: Documentary, Outstanding Cinematography: Documentary, and Outstanding Editing: Documentary.
Chernov’s work in the Outstanding Documentary category will compete with films such as “Black Snow,” “Hurricane Katrina: Race Against Time,” “Life After,” “Love + War,” “Prime Minister,” “Turning Point: The Vietnam War,” and “Union.”
As The Hollywood Reporter writes, nominees for this year’s Emmy Awards in the News & Documentary category were selected from more than 2,000 works that premiered in 2025. The films were evaluated by more than 900 professionals from the television and digital media industry specializing in news and documentary filmmaking.
“This year’s nominees in the Documentary category demonstrate an extraordinary diversity of storytelling approaches—from deeply personal stories to large-scale historical research,” said Christine Chin, head of the jury for this category.
NATAS President and CEO Adam Sharp stated that the 2026 nominees represent a wide range of voices and perspectives “that are shaping the future of news and documentary filmmaking.”
“In a time of constant change, their work deepens public understanding and brings important stories to audiences with relevance and insight,” Sharp said.
The 47th annual News & Documentary Emmy Awards ceremony will take place over two evenings in New York on May 27 and 28.
