National Television and Radio Company of Ukraine, 2006.

The documentary film "The Temple of the Ukrainian Book" is dedicated to the Museum of Book and Printing of Ukraine, located on the territory of the Kyiv-Pechersk Lavra.

On the video: panorama of the Kyiv-Pechersk Lavra; printing house of the Kyiv-Pechersk Lavra; museum halls, visitors; various exhibits: an old typewriter, copies of old editions, examples of old fonts, illustrations, engravings; pages of the Reims Gospel; manuscript books, drawings; "The Collection of Svyatoslav"; monument to Nestor; Peresopnytsia Gospel, footage from the oath of the President of Ukraine on the Peresopnytsia Gospel; portraits of Ivan Fedorov, the first typewriter; Ivan Fedorov's Ostroh Bible; portrait gallery: Onikiy Halyatovsky, Yuriy Konytskyy, Lazar Baranovych, Hryhoriy Skovoroda; portrait of Petro Mohyla; samples of book bindings; a copy of the publication "Ukraine - Cossack State"; refectory of the Kyiv-Pechersk Lavra.

Dmytro Paliy, deputy director of the museum, talks about the history of Ukrainian book printing, the first printers and the most famous editions.

History of Ukrainian Book Printing

November 8, 2012, Kyiv.

The story is dedicated to the exhibition “My Amulets” by the artist Halyna Dyuhovska.

The video shows amulets sculptures made of threads and other natural materials. Comments: the author of the exhibition, artist Halyna Dyuhovska; Honored Artist of Ukraine Liudmyla Semykina; director Halyna Uvarkina.

The exhibition was created by: Victoria Levchenko, Yevhen Polinkevych.

Slavic amulets

Ukrainian Studio of Television Films, 1976.

Vocal concert by People's Artist of the USSR Diana Petrynenko to music by composer Mikhail Zherebin.

Reference: Diana Petrynenko is a Ukrainian opera singer (soprano) and teacher, People's Artist of the USSR, laureate of the Shevchenko Prize. She performed as a soloist of the State Choir Capella "Dumka" and the Kyiv Philharmonic, toured in many countries of the world.

Mikhail Zherbin is a Soviet composer and scientist, a member of the USSR Composers' Union since 1945. Along with scientific activities, he created musical works, including songs, romances and instrumental compositions. His work combined academic musical education with deep lyricism.

Vocal concert by Diana Petrynenko

Ukrainian Studio of Television Films, 1990.

Video film-performance "Triptych" performed by artists of the Taras Grigoriy Shevchenko Opera and Ballet Theater (choreographer — Vadym Fedotov).

Ballet performance "Triptych"

July 23, 2010, Lviv.

A plot about a project to recreate Ukrainian castles in models. A stand-up journalist, a model of Lviv Castle, ruins, an architect at work, Ukrainian castles in miniature. Comments: architect Ihor Kachur; director of the Lviv Art Gallery, author of the project Borys Voznytskyi.

Models of castles in Ukraine

National Television and Radio Company of Ukraine, 1999.

The issue of the program "All about Cinema" is dedicated to the People’s Artist of Ukraine, ceramist Lyudmila Meshkova and the Honored Teacher of Ukraine, folk healer Svitlana Kondrat.

The video contains fragments of interviews, talks about the reproduction of folk rituals, the creativity of the craftsmen, assistance on the film set with props and authentic reproduction of Ukrainian traditions.

The program was worked on by: Nataliya Stepanets, Lyudmila Dronova, Oksana Hrushko, Oleksandr Bogoly, Oleksandr Smyrnov, Vladlen Borisov.

Reference: Lyudmila Meshkova — Ukrainian artist, ceramist, People’s Artist of the Ukrainian SSR, founder of a new direction in art — ceramic painting. She created over 350 works, among which the monumental panel “Earth, send the fluids of life and prosperity to the worlds of the Universe…” at the UNESCO headquarters in Paris stands out. She worked in the technique of multiple firing using enamel, glass and stone. Her works have become an important part of the Ukrainian cultural heritage.

Lyudmila Meshkova — master of ceramic painting

National Television and Radio Company of Ukraine, 1999.

The film-story "The Truth Told by an Eyewitness" about the master of easel and book graphics Zinovy ​​Tolkachov, his work during World War II, his military career, exhibitions. Reproductions of the artist's works in the form of albums, graphic drawings, color compositions are demonstrated.

Contains black-and-white chronicles from concentration camps.

Reference: Zinovy ​​Tolkachov is a Ukrainian Soviet graphic artist and painter, a front-line artist. He created a series of graphic works about the tragedies of Majdanek and Auschwitz, as well as designs for Holocaust monuments. He worked in monumental art, book and easel graphics, and taught at the Kyiv Art Institute.

Artist Zinovy ​​Tolkachov about Auschwitz

National Television and Radio Company of Ukraine, 1987.

Concert of the Pavlo Virsky Dance Ensemble (now the National Honored Academic Dance Ensemble of Ukraine named after Pavlo Virsky) near the Arch of Friendship of Peoples (now the Arch of Freedom of the Ukrainian People) in Kyiv.

The program includes: choreographic composition "We are the Soviet People" (performed by People’s Artist of the Ukrainian SSR Myroslav Vantukh); Ukrainian folk quadrille "Nine"; composition "Carpathians"; Ukrainian folk dance "Povzunets"; "Hopak" (music by Borys Yarovynsky).

Pavlo Virsky Dance Ensemble

Ukrainian Television Film Studio, 1997.

The TV film "Treasures of History" is dedicated to the monuments of Ukrainian history in the exposition of the National Museum of History of Ukraine.

The video shows a virtual tour of the museum from ancient times to the beginning of the 20th century: the display of the museum exposition is organically combined with a story about the main stages of the historical development of the Ukrainian people.

Treasures of Ukrainian History

Kirovohrad Regional State Television and Radio Company, 2006. The program "In the chords of my colors..." is dedicated to the life and creative path of the famous Kirovograd artist Serhiy Shapovalov.

On the video: the artist’s studio, various plans, the artist’s photo archive; paintings, Serhiy Shapoval at work, talks about his creativity.

Contains fragments voiced in in russian languages.

Reference: Serhiy Shapovalov is an Honored Artist of Ukraine, a member of the National Union of Artists, a bright representative of Ukrainian painting, whose still lifes, landscapes and urban motifs are imbued with love for his native land. His work combines impressionism with emotional expression, and the paintings are kept in museums, private collections and state institutions. The master left behind a great artistic legacy.

"In the chords of my colors...": Serhiy Shapovalov

Ukrainian Television Film Studio, 1986.

A film about the work of the soloist of the Odessa Academic Opera and Ballet Theater, Honored Artist of the Ukrainian SSR Nina Stoyan.

On the video: off-screen interview with Nina Stoyan, telling about her creative path; various fragments of dance performances; Odessa National Academic Opera and Ballet Theater, various shots.

Dance program with the participation of soloists of the Odessa Academic Opera and Ballet Theater Nina Stoyan, Mikhail Petukhov, Sabirzhan Yapparov and the leading soloist of the “moscow Classical Ballet” Stanislav Isaev.

Reference: Nina Stoyan is a famous Ukrainian ballerina, laureate of republican and all-Ukrainian competitions of ballet dancers (1978, 1979), awarded the regional prize named after Eduard Bagrytsky (1980) and the medal “For Friendship” in Vietnam (1980). A graduate of the Kyiv Choreographic School (1971) and the International Slavic University (2006), she has performed on the stage of the Odessa Opera and Ballet Theater for over 25 years, performing leading roles in over 40 ballets. Among her most striking roles are Kitri in “Don Quixote”, Giselle, Sylphide and Lisa from “Les Premonitions in Vain”. Since 1996 she has been actively engaged in teaching.

Sylphide from Odessa: Nina Stoyan

January 11, 2009, Kyiv.

In the video: a portrait of Maria Prymachenko, different shots, folk songs and carols sound in the background; works of the artist, different angles; visitors to the exhibition; photos of Maria Prymachenko.

Reference: Maria Prymachenko is a Ukrainian folk artist, a representative of “naive art”, a laureate of the Taras Shevchenko National Prize of Ukraine. She created over 800 paintings. Her work combines folklore motifs, fantastic images and bright colors. The author's works have been exhibited all over the world, and her name has become a symbol of Ukrainian decorative art.