State Enterprise "Ukrainian Studio of Television Films "Ukrtelefilm", 1993, TV series "The Princess" based on the work of Olga Kobylyanska. Part two.

The plot tells the story of the difficult fate and great love of an orphan girl who is raised by her uncle's family. The events unfold in Bukovina at the beginning of the 20th century, recreating the difficult fate of a person and the great love that everyone dreams of.

Roles performed by: Viktoriya Malektorovych, Oleksandr Hebdovsky, Borys Mazur, Natalia Lototska, Inna Miroshnychenko, Stanislav Stanko, Olena Khyzhna, Svitlana Zolotko, Oleg Shavarsky, Nonna Koperzhynska.

Director — Serhiy Turyanitsa. 

"The Princess": Episode 2

State Enterprise "Ukrainian Studio of Television Films "Ukrtelefilm", 1993, TV series "The Princess" based on the work of Olga Kobylyanska. Part one.

 The plot tells the story of the difficult fate and great love of an orphan girl who is raised by her uncle's family. The events unfold in Bukovina at the beginning of the 20th century, recreating the difficult fate of a person and the great love that everyone dreams of.

Roles performed by: Viktoriya Malektorovych, Boris Mazur, Natalia Lototska, Inna Miroshnychenko, Mariika Hannochenko, Svitlana Zolotko, Valentyna Smiian-Berizka.

Director — Serhiy Turyanitsa.

"The Princess": 1 episode

"News of Culture", 2016. The news story highlights the exhibition "Genesis of Ukrainian Cinema" at the Museum of Theater, Music and Cinematography of Ukraine. A Ukrainian film scholar, researcher and curator, head of the research department of cinema history at the Museum of Theater, Music and Cinematography of Ukraine, talks about the exhibition and figures of Ukrainian cinema.

On the video: a stand about the Ukrainian mechanic-inventor Yosyp Tymchenko; a film projector; a stand about the first Ukrainian cinematographer Alfred Fedetsky; costume sketches; film cameras; information about Oleksandr Dovzhenko; film "Shadows of Forgotten Ancestors."

The story was prepared by Kateryna Sokolnikova, Darya Ivanchuk, and Igor Hanakov.

Exhibition "Genesis of Ukrainian Cinema"

January 8, 1996. Lviv State Television and Radio Company. The program "History through the eyes of a Ukrainian" is devoted to the discussion of the film "Why did the fire of Perun go out". Host Anatoly Nesterenko talks about the Christianization of Russia and presents the guest of the — edition of the historian, Professor Valentin Moroz.

The film is about Prince Volodymyr the Great, the religious beliefs of the ancient Slavs, the temple and the coexistence of paganism and Christianity on Russian soil before Vladimir's baptism. They tell about Volodymyr's campaign to Korsun, the Kyiv Metropolitanate and the transformation of pagan beliefs into a Christian tradition.

In the video: Easter eggs, Easter towel, consecration of Easter eggs, Dnipro River, monument to Volodymyr the Great on Volodymyr Hill, miniatures from "Tales of Bygone Years", pagan idol, temple in Kyiv, amulets and amulets, St. Andrew's Church, reliefs of Princess Olga and Prince Volodymyr, the foundation of the Church of the Virgin in Kyiv, encolpion crosses, believers in the church.

"Why did the fire of Perun go out"

December 30, 1992. Lviv Television and Radio Association, editorial office of film programs. Final release of the program "Film Courier" — "Pages of programs".

Lesya Pachos talks about the role of Lviv in the world of cinema. Shots from the films "Molfar from the Nechaiv family" and "Crime with many unknowns", filming of the film, the director's work on the set, the streets of the historical center of Lviv, the Kornyakta tower, the Dominican Cathedral and actors in the images of burghers of the late 19th and early 20th centuries are shown. The director of the studio "Ukrtelefilm" Oleg Biyma — is about the films being shot in Lviv, the adaptation of the works of Ivan Franko and other Ukrainian writers, work on the script and further plans.

Actor Yosyp Naiduk mentions his work in Lviv, the roles, directors with whom he worked, and the films in which he starred. The studio is discussing the filming of the film "The Bells Were Not Playing Us When We Died". Actor Valentyn Trotsyuk — about his role in the film, work on the set and the hero he would like to play. Director Mykola Fedyuk — about the title of the film, its social significance, the role of episodes and the selection of heroes. Actress Larisa Kadyrova — about her role and what helped her get used to the image.

Host Lesya Pachos, Ivan Skiryak, Bohdan Kozovyi, Mykhailo Kurdus, Oleg Vozny, Bohdan Kushnirchuk, Lubomyr Vezhbynskyi, Bohdan Farion, Myroslav Parkhomyk, Andriy Varshavskyi, Olena Shakhovska, Oleksandr Khomchyk worked on the program.

"Film Courier": pages of Lviv cinema

State Enterprise "Ukrainian Studio of Television Films "Ukrtelefilm", 1995.
The fourth film "Sentence" from the "Island of Love" series (18+) based on the stories of Mark Cheremshina.

The TV series includes ten films based on love and erotic texts of Ukrainian literature from the mid-19th century to the present day. The films explore love as a multidimensional phenomenon. This is a kind of retrospective section of the history of society, culture, and art.

Starring: Oleh Savkin, Valeriia Chumakova, Iryna Melnyk, Oleksandr Hai, Oleksii Bohdanovych, Anna Kondarakis, Oleh Miesiecha, Volodymyr Shakalo, Yevdokiia Bobrovska, Mykola Natolushko, Olena Kechina, Tetiana Kondratiuk, Olena Dryzhenko-Holovina, Valentyna Kulynska, Liubov Kozhedub, Mykola Venherskyi.

Director: Oleg Biyma.

"Love Island": the fourth film

State Enterprise "Ukrainian Studio of Television Films "Ukrtelefilm", 1995.
The third film "Nature" from the "Island of Love" series (18+) based on the stories of Olga Kobylyanska.

The TV series includes ten films based on love and erotic texts of Ukrainian literature from the mid-19th century to the present day. The films explore love as a multidimensional phenomenon. This is a kind of retrospective section of the history of society, culture, and art.

Starring: Anna Kondarakis, Gregoire Daguier, Alexey Bogdanovich, Oleksandr Kochubei, Mykola Filipov, Natalia Naum, Tetyana Kobzar.

Director: Oleg Biyma.

"Love Island": the third film

State Enterprise "Ukrainian Studio of Television Films "Ukrtelefilm", 1995.

The second film "Dream" from the series "Island of Love" (18+) based on the stories of Mark Vovchek. The series includes ten films based on love and erotic texts of Ukrainian literature from the mid-19th century to the present day. The films explore love as a multidimensional phenomenon. This is a kind of retrospective section of the history of society, culture, and art.

Starring: Mykhailo Holubovych; Liudmyla Travnykova; Natalia Hebdovska; Radmyla Shchoholieva; Olena Yeremenko; Solomiia Zhylynska; Viktor Stepanenko; Viktor Hlushkov; Yurii Kudriavets; Mykhailo Kukuiuk; Kostiantyn Popudrenko; Larysa Krasovska; Yuliia Prus; Svitlana Shtanko; Lesia Lepchuk; Roman Dmytriv.

The screenwriter and director is Oleg Biyma.

"Love Island": the second film

State Enterprise "Ukrainian Studio of Television Films "Ukrtelefilm", 1995. 

The first film in the series "Island of Love" (18+) based on the works of Oleksandr Oles. The series includes ten films based on love and erotic texts of Ukrainian literature from the mid-19th century to the present day. The films explore love as a multidimensional phenomenon. This is a kind of retrospective section of the history of society, culture, and art.

Starring: Viktoriia Malektorovych, Nonna Koperzhynska, Yurii Rozstalnyi, Volodymyr Tereshchuk, Yosyp Naiduk, Yurii Krytenko. 

The screenwriter and director is Oleg Biyma.

"Love Island": the first film

State Enterprise "Ukrainian Studio of Television Films "Ukrtelefilm", 1987.

The two-part feature film "The Eighteen-Year-Olds", based on the novel by Yuriy Smolych, a classic of Ukrainian Soviet literature, tells the story of the rise of soviet power in Ukraine in the 1920s, with former high school students at the center of the events.

The film is in russian language.

Starring Victoria Korsun, Maria Mishurina, Elena Blinnikova, Elena Odintsova, Andriy Alyoshin, Sergey Dudka, Andriy Bubashki, et. al.

Film “The Eighteen-Year-Olds”

1993, Ukrainian Television. Episode of the program "Zhyve Slovo" - "Kino i Mova", dedicated to the importance of the Ukrainian language in cinema.

On the video: intros, conversation between Doctor of Philology, Professor Petro Kononenko with writer Kateryna Motrych and film director Mykola Mashchenko; Mykola Mashchenko's film based on Kateryna Motrych's work "Prayer to the Language".

Ukrainian language in cinema

1997, National Television Company of Ukraine. Release of the program "All about Cinema". Guest - film director Oleg Biyma. Host - Svitlana Makarenko.

On the video: screensavers, interview with Oleg Biyma, fragments of films: "The Day Follows the Night", "Images", "Prometheus", "Wedding Wreath", "Crime with Many Unknowns", "Love Island", "Let Him Speak...".