Ternopil region, 2011. The episode of the program "Candid Dialogues" is dedicated to an interview with the photographer Vyacheslav Kostyukov.

In the video: an interview with the photographer, talks about the experience of "nude" photo shoots, comments from connoisseurs of Vyacheslav Kostyukov's works; a story about childhood, exhibitions, family, creativity, sources of inspiration.

Comments: photo model, photographer Olesya Nepyyvoda; Chairman of the National Union of Writers of Ukraine Yevhen Bezkorovany; Member of the Union of Artists of Ukraine Bohdan Tkachyk; Chairman of the Board of the Ternopil Regional Organization of the National Union of Photographers of Ukraine Vasyl Balyukh; Journalist Iryna Chuyko; Literary critic Volodymyr Frolenkov.

Host — Larisa Mykhalska.

Reference: Vyacheslav Kostyukov is a Ukrainian photographer, a member of the National Union of Photographers of Ukraine and the International Union of Writers and Journalists. Laureate of international, all-Union and all-Ukrainian exhibitions, known as a pioneer of erotic photography in the USSR. He gained authority in the "nude" genre starting in the 1970s, was the first in Ternopil to organize an exhibition of erotic photographs, and had personal exhibitions in Ukraine and Great Britain.

Photographer Vyacheslav Kostyukov: "pioneer of Soviet eroticism"

State Enterprise "Ukrainian Television Film Studio "Ukrtelefilm", 1994. 

The documentary film "Beretti. Father and Son" is dedicated to Ukrainian and Russian architects — Vikenty and his son Oleksandr Beretti. 

On the video: biography of the Beretti family, monuments on their graves at the Baikove Cemetery in Kyiv; the main and academic buildings of the Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv; St. Volodymyr's Cathedral, various plans; archival photo documents; monuments authored by architects. 

Reference: Vikenty Beretti is an architect of Italian origin, academician of the St. Petersburg Academy of Arts. The most famous works are the building of Kyiv University (Red Building), projects of the Astronomical Observatory, the Botanical Garden and the Institute of Noble Maidens, as well as co-authorship of the general plan for the development of Kyiv. 

Alexander Beretti is an academician of the St. Petersburg Academy of Arts, the son and successor of the architect Vikent Beretti. A prominent representative of classicism in Kyiv, a lecturer in the history of architecture at Kyiv University. He designed a number of iconic Kyiv buildings, including the building of the First Kyiv Gymnasium and the Anatomical Theater of Kyiv University, and also supervised the construction of St. Volodymyr's Cathedral. 

Architects Vikenty and Oleksandr Beretti 

State Enterprise "Ukrainian Television Film Studio "Ukrtelefilm"", 1990. 

The documentary film "Blessed Colors" is dedicated to the biography of one of Mykhailo Boychuk's students, artist Hryhoriy Synytsia, and the revival of the Ukrainian National Coloristic School. 

On the video: an interview with Hryhoriy Synytsia, a master at work, creating a mosaic panel; various works of the artist, talks about his fate and art. 

Reference: Hryhoriy Synytsia is a Ukrainian artist, a student of Mykhailo Boychuk, the founder of the "Ukrainian Coloristic School" movement, which affirmed the folk culture of color as an aesthetic and national category. Despite constant persecution by the Soviet authorities on charges of formalism and nationalism, he created over twenty-nine works in the technique of floromosaic and a number of monumental ensembles, including mosaic murals in Donetsk and Alexandria.

Artist Hryhoriy Synytsia 

State enterprise "Ukrainian Studio of Television Films "Ukrtelefilm"", 1985. 

A film-portrait of the leading soloist of the Kyiv State Opera and Ballet Theater Gisela Tsypola. 

The film performed fragments from the operas: "Eugene Onegin" by Pyotr Tchaikovsky, "Katerina Izmailova" by Dmitri Shostakovich, "The Force of Destiny" by Giuseppe Verdi, "Yaroslav the Wise" by Georgy Maiboroda, "The Village Honor" by Pietro Mascagni, "Floria Tosca" and "Cio-Cio-san" by Giacomo Puccini. 

The film is in russian. 

Reference: Gisela Tsypola is a Ukrainian opera singer (lyric-dramatic soprano), People's Artist of the USSR and the Ukrainian SSR, soloist of the Kyiv Opera and Ballet Theater in 1969–1988. During her creative life, she performed over 50 opera roles, gaining world recognition primarily in the roles of Cio-Cio-San, Tosca, and Aida.

Opera singer Gisela Tsypola 

2008, Zaporizhia Television. The issue of the program "People and Fates" is dedicated to the life path of the outstanding Ukrainian chemist-pedagogue and publicist Mykola Vasilega.

In the video: screensavers, Mykola Vasilega recalls his childhood and creative achievements, archival photos, the countryside and a review of the author's scientific publications.

Chemist and publicist Mykola Vasileha

1994, Ukrainian Television. Documentary film "The Unbeaten Path", dedicated to the life and political activities of the first President of Ukraine Leonid Kravchuk.

On the video: screensavers, opening and closing remarks by People's Artist of Ukraine Vitaliy Rozstalny, interviews with Leonid Kravchuk, archival footage of historical moments, newsreels, fragments of party congresses during the Soviet era, the miners' strike of 1991, meetings in the Donetsk strike committee, the Kamyanka-Shakhtarska mine, the countryside of Leonid Kravchuk's small homeland, childhood and family photos of Kravchuk, fragments of meetings of the Verkhovna Rada, inauguration, Kravchuk with foreign leaders.

Comments: Head of the Service of the President of Ukraine for International Affairs Anton Buteyko; Corresponding Member of the Academy of Sciences of Ukraine Myroslav Popovych; Chairman of the Ukrainian Republican Party Mykhailo Horyn.

"The Path Unpaved": a film about Leonid Kravchuk

October 22, 2018, Ternopil Television. Release of the program "Dialogues". The guest is former UPA liaison Stepan Frydrak.

In the video: screensavers, studio, host Larisa Mikhalska talks to Stepan Frydrak (about the desire to create a monument to the Uvovs, his life and other things).

Stepan Frydrak: interview with a former UPA liaison officer

November 30, 2018, Ternopil. Episode of the program "Outside the Frames". Guest - writer and musician Serhiy Zhadan.

In the video: screensavers, host Yuriy Matevoshchuk talks with Serhiy Zhadan (about the concert tour "Mannerheim Line", the collection of poems "Antenna", creativity, work on the historical opera "Embroidered. King of Ukraine", civic position and activities, Svyatoslav Vakarchuk, Donbas, charity, literature, poetry, private life, etc.).

Interview with Serhiy Zhadan, 2018

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

The documentary film "Don't Close Your Doors" is dedicated to the Olympic champion in long jump, Honored Master of Sports, and coach - Vera Krepkina. In Russian.

On the video: screensavers, black-and-white newsreels, fragments from the Olympics, children's photos, a visit to her son Andriy Krepkina, Vera Samoilovna with the pupils of the boarding school in the village of Bucha (now the city).

Comments: husband Mikhail Krepkin; son Andriy Krepkin; director of the boarding school in the village of Bucha.

Olympic champion Vera Krepkina

Zhytomyr Television. The January 3, 2007 issue of the "Position" program is dedicated to an interview with journalist, director, and Honored Artist of Ukraine Volodymyr Savchenko.

On the video: studio, interview, Volodymyr Savchenko talks about his life and creative path; a publication by the writer, a commentary on the book "Frescos of Memory", a story about friendship with Grigor Tyutiunnyk; the author reads excerpts from his works, recites translations of poems.

Commented by journalist, Honored Artist of Ukraine Volodymyr Savchenko.

Journalist — Vasyl Golovetsky.

Reference: Volodymyr Savchenko is a Ukrainian theater and television director, poet, playwright, and journalist. His directorial career includes about a hundred productions in leading theaters in Ukraine, in particular in the Ivano-Frankivsk, Kirovohrad, and Zhytomyr musical and drama theaters. From 1991 to 2006 — the chief director of the Zhytomyr Regional State Television.

Interview with journalist Volodymyr Savchenko

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

The TV film "To the Stars. From the Notes of a Cosmonaut" is dedicated to the first Ukrainian cosmonaut, Hero of the Soviet Union Pavlo Popovych.

On the video: landscapes of space, excerpts from television programs about space on republican television; a speech by cosmonaut Pavlo Popovych to students; a story about the astronaut's flight experience based on Popovych's autobiography; preparatory centers for aviation and space research, various plans.

Commented by Soviet cosmonaut, Major General of Aviation Pavlo Popovych.

The film is dubbed in russian.

Reference: Pavlo Popovych is the first Ukrainian cosmonaut, twice Hero of the Soviet Union, Major General of Aviation. He made two space flights: in 1962 on the Vostok-4 spacecraft - the world's first group flight of two manned spacecraft, during which he performed the first song in space ("I look at the sky and I think a thought"), and in 1974 on the Soyuz-14 with docking with the Salyut-3 orbital station.

Pavlo Popovych — the first Ukrainian cosmonaut

State Enterprise "Ukrainian Studio of Television Films "Ukrtelefilm", 1980.

The TV film "Life and Stage. From the Memoirs of People's Artist of the USSR Hnat Yura" is dedicated to the biography of the Ukrainian director and People's Artist of the USSR Hnat Yura.

On the video: photographs of Hnat Yura, various shots, props from performances and films; theater posters, clippings from Soviet newspapers; excerpts from films with the participation of Hnat Yura; landscapes of Kyiv, recording of Hnat Yura's performances; comments of actors about their colleague on the stage.

Comments: Honored Artist of the Ukrainian SSR Olga Rubchakivna; Labor Veteran Moisei Borisov; People's Artists of the USSR Mikhail Tsarev, Yevgeny Ponomarenko.

The film is dubbed in russian. Contains elements of Soviet propaganda.

Director — Myroslav Dzhindzhiristy.

Reference: Hnat Yura — Ukrainian Soviet theater director and actor, People's Artist of the USSR, long-time artistic director of the Ivan Franko Theater in Kyiv. Among the most famous cinematic works are roles in the films "Karmelyuk", "Schors" and "Taras Shevchenko", as well as co-directorship of "Stolen Happiness" and "Martyna Boruli".

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