Ternopil Television. The May 26, 2017 issue of the "Lit.Terra" program is dedicated to an interview with writer Vasyl Makhno.

In the video: an interview with Vasyl Makhno, he talks about the new book "Paper Bridge", life abroad, literature, creativity, recites poems.

Host — Yuriy Matevoshchuk.

Reference: Vasyl Makhno is a Ukrainian poet, translator, literary critic, candidate of philological sciences. Member of the National Union of Writers of Ukraine and Ukrainian PEN. Author of fourteen poetry collections, five books of essays, a collection of short stories, a novel and two plays, laureate of the Stepan Budny Prize, the "Kur'yer Kryvbasu" magazine, the Lesya and Peter Kovalev Foundation, the International Prize "Povelje Morave".

"Lit.Terra": writer Vasyl Makhno

Ternopil Television. The November 6, 2017 issue of the "Lit.Terra" program is dedicated to an interview with Ukrainian writer and translator Yuriy Andrukhovych.

In the video: interview, Yuriy Andrukhovych talks about the book "Conversations with Yuriy Andrukhovych", his work, and his work as a translator.

Host: Yuriy Matevoshchuk.

Reference: Yuriy Andrukhovych is a Ukrainian poet, prose writer, and translator, one of the founders of the postmodernist movement in Ukrainian literature, co-founder of the legendary poetic group "Bu-Ba-Bu". A key figure in the so-called "Stanislavsky phenomenon." Author of the novels "Recreation", "Moscow Festival", "Perversion" and "Twelve Wedding Rings", collections of poetry and books of essays, the fifth Ukrainian translation of Shakespeare's "Hamlet", as well as the encyclopedic "Lexicon of Intimate Cities" - in total over twenty books that define the face of modern Ukrainian literature.

Interview with Yuriy Andrukhovych

Ternopil Television. The program "They Glorified Our Land" from July 21, 2012 is dedicated to the writer Bohdan Lepky and the Bohdan Lepky Berezhany Gymnasium.

On the video: Bohdan Lepky's biography, village school, Bohdan Lepky's room-museum; tour of the Bohdan Lepky's study-museum; printed publications; the city of Berezhany, Bohdan Lepky's gymnasium, various plans.

Comments: seventh-grade student of the Bohdan Lepky Berezhany Gymnasium Khrystyna Mandziy; director of the Bohdan Lepky Berezhany Gymnasium Mykola Budar; head of the history study-museum of the Berezhany Gymnasium, world literature teacher Nadiya Ivanenko; teacher of Ukrainian language and literature of the Berezhany Gymnasium Nadiya Onufruk.

Author — Liliya Muzya.

Reference: Bohdan Lepky is a Ukrainian writer, literary critic and translator, professor of the Jagiellonian University, academician of the Kyiv Mohyla-Mazepa Academy, whose creative heritage includes over 80 of his own books and is the second largest in Ukrainian literature after Ivan Franko. The most famous works are a cycle of historical novels about Hetman Mazepa and the poem "Cranes", which became a folk song and anthem of the Ukrainian Sich riflemen.

Writer Bohdan Lepky

2006, National Television Company of Ukraine. The documentary film "The Da Vinci Code" - an attack on the future? " is dedicated to an extended analysis of the ideologies set forth in Dan Brown's book "The Da Vinci Code".

On the video: screensavers, discussion of the ideologies of the work with church representatives, personal history, footage from the film "The Da Vinci Code", fragments from the inauguration of Pope Benedict XVI on the main square of the Vatican named after Saints Peter and Paul.
The discussion is attended by: Bishop Ordinary of the Lutsk Diocese, Deputy Head of the Conference of Roman Catholic Bishops of Ukraine Markiyan Trofimyak; Patriarch of Kyiv and All Rus'-Ukraine Filaret; Pastor of the All-Ukrainian Union of Associations of Evangelical Baptist Christians Yuriy Korolyuk; Hieromonk, Press Secretary of the Patriarchate of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church of the Kyiv Patriarchate Evstratiy Zorya; Director of the Institute of Metaphysical Research, editor of the journal "Transition IY" Igor Kaganets; Supreme Archbishop of Kyiv-Halych, Head of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church, Cardinal Lubomyr Huzar.

"The Da Vinci Code" - an attempt on the future?

Chernivtsi Television. The program "He was, he is" from February 13, 1997 is dedicated to the memory of the poet Vadym Koval.

On the video: archival footage from the 90s, an interview with Vadym Koval, he talks about poetry, his profession, his purpose; memories of friends and colleagues about Vadym Koval; a recitation of Vadym Koval's poetry, in particular the poem "The Father in Love".

Friends and colleagues of Vadym Koval comment: Lyudmila Yazlovetska, Myron Rogozinsky, Vyacheslav Mardarevych, Serhiy Pantyuk, Vasyl Kozhelyanko, Oksana Palchykova, Oleg Melnychuk.

Reference: Vadym Koval is a Ukrainian poet, a representative of the neomodernist trend in Ukrainian poetry, whose work is marked by symbolic motifs of a person's alienation from the world around him. Died in a train accident on January 26, 1996. Author of the posthumously published poetry collections "Father in Love" and "Bat. Projection of the Night".

In memory of the poet Vadym Koval

August 23, 2019, PJSC "UASTU". Serhiy Zhadan's big creative evening "The Quoter" in the October Palace (now the International Center for Culture and Arts of the Federation of Trade Unions of Ukraine) is dedicated to the author's 45th anniversary.

In the video: screensavers, the author recites favorite quotes from different years and new works from the stage.

Ukrainian actresses - Ada Rogovtseva, Irma Vitovska, Larysa Rusnak, Kateryna Stepankova and Tetyana Mikhina - participate in the creative evening.

Serhiy Zhadan. Creative evening "Quote Book", 2019

State Enterprise "Ukrainian Studio of Television Films "Ukrtelefilm", 1993.

The documentary film "Oles Honchar. I Write to Ukraine..." tells about the life and creative path of the Ukrainian writer.

On the video: screensavers, archival newsreels, memories of the writer's sister Oleksandra Sova, Trinity Cathedral in the city of Novomoskovsk (now Samar), Mgarsky Spaso-Preobrazhensky Monastery in the city of Lubny, Oles Honchar's house in the village of Sukhoe, Poltava region, presentation of awards to the laureates of the Shevchenko Prize, speech and interview with the writer.

About Oles Honchar are told by: Doctor of Philosophy Anatoliy Pohrybny; Doctor of Philosophy Petro Kononenko; literary critic Vasyl Koval.

Oles Honchar "I am writing to Ukraine..."

2013, National Television Company of Ukraine. The documentary film "Olga Kobylyanska. To be a goal in itself" is dedicated to the life and work of the Ukrainian modernist writer.

In the video: screensavers, archival photos from different years, shots of the modern city of Chernivtsi (city center, old buildings, balconies, bridge, streets, O. Kobylyanska Theater, monument, memorial museum), fragments of films ("Melancholy Waltz", "The Princess", "Love Island").

The following people talk about the writer: literary critic Vira Ageeva; Doctor of Philology Tamara Gundorova; director Oleg Biyma.

"Olga Kobylyanska. To be a goal unto itself"

September 19, 2016, Lviv.

The report is dedicated to the farewell to the Ukrainian writer Roman Ivanychuk. The farewell ceremony in the Church of the Holy Trinity, the writer's books, the funeral procession to the Lychakiv Cemetery, laying flowers at the grave.

Comments: writer Maria Matios; writer Vasyl Shklyar; friend Mykola Petrenko; public figure Ihor Kalynets; daughter Natalia Ivanychuk.

Farewell to writer Roman Ivanychuk

State Enterprise "Ukrainian Studio of Television Films "Ukrtelefilm", 1991.

On the video is the film "Listening to Shevchenko's Lines...". Writer Mykola Vingranovsky reads poems by Taras Shevchenko. The poems are: "I don't care...", "The Mower", "The Summers of Youth Have Gone", "The Sun is Setting, the Mountains are Blackening", "The Grave is Dug". The filming was carried out in the premises of the Taras Shevchenko Literary and Memorial Museum in Kyiv.

Mykola Vingranovskyi reads poems by Taras Shevchenko

May 19, 2004, Kyiv.

A report about the IV exhibition-fair "Book Garden-2004" in the Ukrainian House. Stands with books, buyers, various reference literature and school textbooks. Comment by the Chairman of the State Committee for Television and Radio Ivan Chyzh.

Exhibition-fair "Book Garden-2004"

State Enterprise "Ukrainian Studio of Television Films "Ukrtelefilm", 1981.

The documentary film "Ivan Franko" is dedicated to the life and work of the poet. In Russian. There is Soviet propaganda.

On the video: screensavers, shots of Lviv, Franko Museum, Lychakiv Cemetery, Carpathians, reading of the poet's poems, the village of Nahuyevychi, Franko's descendants, literary club, newsreel, archival photographs, actor Bohdan Stupka reads Franko's poems, fragments from the play "Stolen Happiness", editions of the poet's works.

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