Volyn Regional Directorate, PJSC UASTE, 2017. The film "The Ukrainian Genius of Mykhailo Kosach" tells about the scientific, ethnographic, and creative activities of the Ukrainian scientist, brother of Lesya Ukrainka, Mykhailo Kosach.

On video: Lesya Ukrainka Museum in Kyiv; Theater Maidan in Lutsk; Christmas nativity scene; monument to Lesya Ukrainka; letter from Mykhailo Kosach to Lesya Ukrainka; photos of Mykhailo Kosach; Kolodyazhnensky Literary and Memorial Museum of Lesya Ukrainka; museum exhibits; book by Olga Kosach-Kryvyniuk "Lesya Ukrainka. Chronology of Life and Creativity"; Mykhailo Kosach's translation of "Vechornytsy" by Mykola Gogol; laying flowers at the monument to T. Shevchenko; Red Building of the T. Shevchenko Kyiv National University; letters from Lesya Ukrainka to Mykhailo Kosach; bust of Lesya Ukrainka near the building of the university; manuscript of "Forest Song"; photos of Mykhailo Kosach and his family members from different periods; poetic anthology "Ukrainian Muse"; newspaper "Zorya"; reading room of the Scientific Library of the Ivan Franko National University of Lviv; Independence Square; publication of Hrytskoy Hryhorenko — Mykhailo Kosach's wife; main building of the University; stereoscope; grave of Mykhailo Kosach.

The following people talk about Mykhailo Kosach: Iryna Shchukina, head of the Lesya Ukrainka Museum (Kyiv); Tetyana Danylyuk-Tereshchuk, head of the Lesya Ukrainka Museum of the Eastern European National University (now Lesya Ukrainka Volyn National University); Alla Dyba, research associate at the Taras Shevchenko Institute of Literature of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine; Serhiy Romanov, candidate of philological sciences (Lutsk); Volodymyr Shevchuk, candidate of physical and mathematical sciences (Lviv).

The following worked on the film: scientific consultant — candidate of philological sciences Larisa Miroshnychenko; screenwriter and director — Maria Andrushko; editor — Olga Kulish; director of photography — Valeriy Fetysov; assistant director of photography — Mykola Dmytruk; editing director — Anzhela Shabala; graphics by Mykola Kushniruk; sound recording in the studio by Svitlana Rybalchenko.

Reference: Mykhailo Kosach is a writer, translator, physicist, mathematician, inventor, meteorologist, brother of Lesya Ukrainka, nephew of Mykhailo Dragomanov, husband of writer Hrytska Hryhorenko (real name — Oleksandra Sudovshchikova-Kosach).

Scientist Mykhailo Kosach

Ternopil Regional State Television and Radio Company, 2010. The issue of the program "Topical Interview" is dedicated to an interview with the Ukrainian philosopher, public figure, academician of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, confidant of the candidate for the post of President of Ukraine Yulia Tymoshenko Myroslav Popovych, during which he discussed the following issues: current problems of Ukrainians; national tradition of Ukrainians; the eternal desire for freedom; lack of political culture; an open letter to President Viktor Yushchenko; the second round of the 2010 presidential elections; what impresses Yulia Tymoshenko's pre-election program; the state of modern science; the prospects of the state and others.

The following people worked on the program: Larysa Mykhalska, Olesya Flysak, Ivan Dovhanyk, Volodymyr Zabolotny, Roman Stasyshyn, Serhiy Ohorodnyk, and Pavlo Shmihelsky.

Reference: Myroslav Popovych is a Ukrainian philosopher, academician of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, Honored Worker of Science and Technology of Ukraine, professor, teacher, director of the G. S. Skovoroda Institute of Philosophy of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine (2001–2018), author of the book "Essay on the History of Culture of Ukraine", for which he received the Taras Shevchenko National Prize of Ukraine.

Interview with Myroslav Popovych

October 31, 2014. Volyn television. The program "Embroidered World of Yuriy Savka" from the TV series "Years and Fates" tells about the life and work of the master of artistic embroidery Yuriy Savka. The material shows the celebrations in the local history museum on the occasion of the master's 80th birthday, as well as his creative works — towels, paintings, shirts, ties and other embroidered products.

Yuriy Savka, his work and life path are told: his wife Valentina Skubko, professor of the East European National University named after Lesya Ukrainka Mykola Kucherepa, director of the Sarna Historical and Ethnographic Museum Raisa Tyshkevich, public figure Kateryna Shavarova, poet Nataliya Bugai, member of the Association of Independent Writers of Volyn named after Petro Chubynskyi Maria Pyshuk and Yuriy Savka himself.

Inna Kulinich, Oksana Shablevska, Vitaly Reichert, Valery Fetysov, Nina Dolinchuk, Angela Shabala worked on the program.

"The embroidered world of Yuri Savka": the master's 80th birthday

2007. Ternopil Regional State Television and Radio Company. "Frank Dialogues" program — interview with Oleg Herman, writer, public figure, vice-rector for humanitarian issues of Ternopil National Technical University named after Ivan Pulyuy. 

In the conversation, he talks about working with students, life, creativity, talent and colleagues, as well as cooperation with other artists. Oleg Herman talks about the poetry and creative path of Boris Demkiv, reads his own poems, sings and plays the guitar.

Author and presenter Larisa Mikhalska, director Iryna Bereza, cameraman Serhiy Rusakov, sound engineer Volodymyr Zabolotny, video editing engineer Ivan Kozoriz worked on the program.

"Frank dialogues": Oleg Herman

2012. Ternopil Regional State Television and Radio Company. The release of the program "They glorified our region" is dedicated to Oleksandr Smakula —, a physicist, inventor, native of the village of Dobrovody in the Ternopil region. 

The program tells about the inventions and scientific research of Oleksandr Smakula, his life outside Ukraine and the circumstances due to which he found himself far from his native land. It is also about the use of his scientific developments for military purposes. The material shows views of the village, the scientist's native house, Mount Smakula, archival photos and memorials associated with his name.

Oleksandr Smakula's life and scientific activity are told: his nephews Petro Smakula and Yevgenia Smakula-Baboval, doctor of technical sciences, professor of Ternopil National Technical University named after Ivan Pulyuy Ihor Lutsiv, executive director of the Oleksandr Smakula Foundation Vasyl Lypovetskyi and director of the Dobryvodiv Technical Lyceum named after Oleksandr Smakula Lyubov Kaplun.

The following worked on the program: author Liliya Muzya, cameraman Vasyl Panchuk, sound engineer Andriy Kapusta, video editing engineer Ivan Kozoriz.

Oleksandr Smakula: the story of a scientist from Ternopil Oblast

2010, Ternopil Regional State Television and Radio Company. The program "Treasures of the Family" tells about Vasyl Kaznovetskyi from the village of Mlynivtsi in the Ternopil region, an honored master of folk art who is engaged in cattail weaving. 

The master remembers his father, who taught him how to make cattail products, and talks about his family and how he conveys the tradition to the next generation. The material shows Vasyl Kaznovetskyi's house, the streets of the village, his cattail products and awards. The master demonstrates the weaving process and tells how cattails are harvested and prepared before they turn into a finished product. His wife Nina Hryhorivna is also engaged in weaving, in particular, she makes caps for hats.

At the end of the program, a small room is shown, where Vasyl Kaznovetskyi keeps exhibits and dreams of creating a full-fledged museum.

The following worked on the program: author Ruslana Stasyshyn, cameraman Petro Zayats, sound engineer Andriy Yarmus, editor Roman Stasyshyn.

Vasyl Kaznovetskyi: master of cattail weaving

September 1, 2006. Transcarpathian Regional State Television and Radio Company. Musical program "Muse of the Soul". Nadiya Goral" tells about Honored Artist of Ukraine, soloist of the Transcarpathian People's Choir Nadiya Goral. 

The program begins with archival footage from 1983, in which the Transcarpathian People's Choir performs. The song "Oh, on Playa" performed by Nadia Goral is playing. In the premises of the Transcarpathian Regional Philharmonic, the singer talks about her choice to become an artist, her family and the songs sung by her relatives. Nadiya Goral remembers how she came to the Transcarpathian People's Choir, who invited her to join the team, and also warmly talks about her mentors and colleagues.

Comments: Honored Artist of Ukraine, soloist of the Transcarpathian People's Choir Nadiya Goral, choirmaster of the Transcarpathian People's Choir Fedir Kopynets, artistic director of the Transcarpathian Regional Philharmonic Volodymyr Hirnyk.

The program was worked on by: author and presenter Vera Kobulei, director Alla Avramenko, sound engineer Ivan Shtefanyo, cameraman Yuriy Chudlai, editor Maryana Chavarga, assistant director Iryna Rybchenko, technical support Kateryna Petkanych, Serhiy Prysiazhniuk, Andriy Stryapunin, Volodymyr Tsygika and Attila Gerdynskyi.

Nadiya Goral: voice of the Transcarpathian People's Choir

September 1, 2006. Transcarpathian Regional State Television and Radio Company. The program "The Road to My Native Mother" introduces 90-year-old embroiderer Hanna Baganych from the village of Volovets in Transcarpathia, the mother of the soloist of the Transcarpathian People's Choir Vera Baganych. She talks about her life, difficult childhood and the loss of her father, who died when she was an infant.

The program shows the works of the craftswoman — embroidered towels, napkins, tablecloths and shirts. Hanna Baganych says that embroidery helps her experience difficult moments and saves her when it is difficult at heart. 

Author and presenter Vera Kobulei, director Alla Avramenko, cameraman Istvan Tovt, sound engineer Oleg Sharkov, editor Maryana Chavarga, video recording Attila Gerdynskyi, technical support Yaroslav Bilyak and Volodymyr Legeza worked on the program.

"The Road to My Native Mother": the story of Hanna Baganych

2006, Transcarpathian Regional State Television and Radio Company. The program "Let's remember Nevytska..." tells about the Ukrainian writer Iryna Nevytska. During the communist regime, the writer's name was banned. After the declaration of Ukraine's independence, Iryna Nevytska began to be talked about again in creative circles, and her work began to be studied in educational institutions.

Nataliya Rebryk, editor of the "Grazhda" publishing house, talks about the study of the writer's work, her connections with the cultural environment of Transcarpathia, and about people who knew and remembered Iryna Nevytska, in particular Augustyn Voloshyn and Vasyl Grange-Donsky. It is about the return of the writer's name to Ukrainian literary circulation, her female fate, family history and the fate of her descendants.

The program shows a fragment of Natalia Rebryk's play "The Night Before", based on the story of Iryna Nevytska. Nataliya Rebryk talks about the creation of the work, and also reads Pyotr Midyanka's poem "Nevytska".

Commenting: Ukrainian language and literature teacher of Uzhhorod secondary school №5 Lyubov Mandrychenko, editor of the publishing house "Grazhda" Nataliya Rebryk.

The following worked on the program: author and presenter Iryna Harmasii, director Nataliya Tron, cameramen Volodymyr Duda and Istvan Tovt, sound engineer Oleg Sharkov, editor Nataliya Denisyuk, technical support Yosyp Batya and Oleksiy Marglevskyi.

The name that was returned: Iryna Nevytska

August 1, 2007. The program "Audience" is dedicated to Karl Gustav Mannerheim —, a Finnish commander and marshal. 

Count Karl Gustav Mannerheim, the nephew of the commander, tells about his ancestor. Filming takes place in the count's house, where he talks about the history of the family and shares memories of his ancestor. The material shows Helsinki, a historical chronicle, old family photos and the house where Mannerheim lived.

The video shows — rooms of Mannerheim's house in Helsinki, his regalia and awards, including an award from Hitler, as well as the marshal's personal belongings and family heirlooms. Paintings, hunting items and other objects related to the history of the family are shown. Among them are — skin of a tiger that Mannerheim shot while hunting.

The program was worked on by: author and presenter Nadiya Baziv, director Vyacheslav Tatarintsev, editors Inna Zamoriy and Olga Kyrgyzova, cameraman Ihor Zelenov, video engineers Yuliya Ralle and Serhiy Semenikhin, sound engineer Oksana Dolgushina, assistant director Susanna Bereznyuk, administrator Lyudmila Kornilova, the text was read by Ivan Vovk.

In the House of Mannerheim: The Story of the Marshal and His Family

"Social. News", 2024. The news release's plot highlights the farewell to dissident, political prisoner of the Soviet era, politician, People's Deputy of Ukraine of three convocations of the Verkhovna Rada Stepan Khmara.

On the video: a fragment of the speech of the people's deputy, dissident Stepan Khmara in the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine; fragments of the interview; Stepan Khmara at the court hearing of the Berkut officers; funeral procession; fragment of the speech of Stepan Khmara's wife Roksolana; farewell ceremony.

Commentators: Stepan Khmara's girlfriend Raisa Shmatko; Yevhen Lupakov, a deputy of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine of the second convocation; Lina, a student at Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute.

The plot was worked on by: Anna Serhiets, Oleksandr Sova.

Reference: Stepan Khmara is a Ukrainian politician, dissident, political prisoner of the Soviet era, accused under the article "anti-Soviet propaganda", for the first time in Ukraine translated the banned work of Andrei Sakharov "Reflections on Peace, Intellectual Freedom and Progress", supported the "Student Revolution on Granite".

Farewell to dissident Stepan Khmara

September 9, 2009. Transcarpathian Regional State Television and Radio Company. Documentary film "Shawnborn. The Last Vacation in the Carpathians" tells the story of Georg-Erwin von Schönborn-Buchheim, the last descendant of the German Schönborn dynasty, who lived in the Beregvar estate near Mukachevo until June 1944. After the arrival of Soviet troops in Transcarpathia, he leaves the estate and leaves for Austria.

The origin of the count, his life and the history of the family are told by representatives of the Schönborn dynasty and the historian Alfon Dehant. The film uses photographs by Georg-Erwin von Schoenborn-Buchheim and archival newsreels. Filming took place in the Uzhgorod Castle, the Uzhhorod Park Zone, the Shenborn Palace in the Mukachevo District, and on the roads of Transcarpathia. Interviews with the counts and the historian are recorded in Austria.

Commented by: Count Paul von Schoenborn-Wiesenteid, historian Alphon Dehant, Count Damian von Schoenborn-Buchheim, Countess Christiana von Schoenborn-Buchheim, son of the driver Johnny Mykhailo Leshko.

The film was worked on by: screenwriter Nataliya Shtefutsa, director-producer Oleksandra Mazar, editing director Ihor Gavrilyuk, cameramen Beila Balla and Yuriy Kupar, sound engineer Oleg Sharkov, graphic design Myroslav Andrus, translator Olena Dey, project manager Yevhen Shishkov, the text was read by Valery Kolomiets, Roman Shershun, Oleksandr Korobko and Olesya Doboni-Bitlya.

Starring: Sofia Nezhiva and Deniza Kovacs — children of Countess Theresa von Schönborn-Buchheim, Oleksandr Korobko — Count Georg-Erwin von Schönborn-Buchheim, Natalia Stefutsa — Countess Theresa von Schönborn-Buchheim, Bohdan Nikita — driver Johnny.

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