The two-time Oscar nominee, known for The Social Network and Now You See Me, was in Ukraine's Lviv region as part of a humanitarian mission supporting children affected by Russia's war, according to Ukrainian broadcaster TSN and the US-based Campfire Project. “We were woken up by the air raid siren, we went down to the shelter and in the morning I saw the aftermath of the shelling,” Eisenberg said. “It was devastating, horrific, outrageous and tragic. I thought: What if New York were bombed? What if my home were bombed? Because Lviv really reminded me of the city where I live.”