1996, Ukrainian television. The programme ‘Ukraine-NATO: Partnership for Peace’ is dedicated to the military cooperation programme between Ukraine and NATO, ‘Partnership for Peace’, launched in 1994. Author and presenter — Pavlo Vlasov.

The video features: opening credits, Belgium, Brussels, the presenter standing outside and inside NATO headquarters, archival NATO video footage from meetings and training exercises, the presenter's interviews with NATO representatives, shots of Brussels, and a quick poll of Belgians about Ukraine.

Interviews: NATO Secretary General Javier Solana; Deputy Director of NATO's International Staff in Europe Rainer Feist; NATO Liaison Officer from Ukraine Kostyantyn Voitovsky; Advisor to the Director of NATO's International Staff in Europe Ian Klepham; Chairman of the NATO Military Committee Klaus Naumann.

Ukraine-NATO: "Partnership for Peace"

2009, National Television Company of Ukraine. Talk show ‘Let's Find a Way Out’ dedicated to the topic ‘Vyacheslav Chornovil — Not a Coincidental Death.’ Host — Natalia Rozynska.

The video features: opening credits, viewers and the host in the studio, experts and government officials discussing the topic, thematic stories, archival video footage, video from Yaroslav Kendzor's personal archive, the Chornovil monument in Lviv, Lviv Television, and a memorial plaque. 
Comments: Yaroslav Feilo, deputy director general of Lviv Regional Television; writer and political prisoner Myroslav Melnyk talks about Chornovil's years in prison; Yaroslav Kendzor, member of the Ukrainian parliament; Taras Chornovil, member of parliament and son of Dmytro Chornovil.

Studio guests and discussion participants: former press secretary of Vyacheslav Chornovil, Dmytro Ponamarchuk; head of the commission investigating the death of V. Chornovil, Mykola Stepanenko; academician of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, Mykola Zhulinsky; Member of Parliament of Ukraine, Deputy Chair of the People's Movement of Ukraine in 1994-2001, Olena Bondarenko; Chair of the National Expert Commission on the Protection of Public Morality, Vasyl Kostytsky; Chair of the Ukrainian Cultural and Educational Human Rights Charitable Society ‘Memorial,’ Olena Bondarenko; Chair of the National Expert Commission on the Protection of Public Morality, Vasyl Kostytsky; Chair of the Ukrainian Cultural and Educational Human Rights Charitable Society ‘Memorial,’ Olena Bondarenko; Chair of the National Expert Commission on the Protection of Public Morality, Vasyl Kostytsky; Chair of the Ukrainian Cultural and Educational Human Rights Charitable Society ‘Memorial,’ Olena Bondarenko; Chair of the National Expert Commission on the Protection of Public Morality, Vasyl Kostytsky; Chair of the Ukrainian Cultural and Educational Human Rights Charitable Society ‘Memorial,’ Olena Bondarenko; Chair of the National Expert Commission on the Protection of Public Morality, Vasyl Kostytsky Olena Bondarenko; Vasyl Kostytskyi, head of the National Expert Commission on the Protection of Public Morality; Les Taniuk, head of the Ukrainian cultural, educational, and human rights charity ‘Memorial’ named after Vasyl Stus; Valentina Chornovil, sister of V. Chornovil; Ivan Kruklo, Chairman of the Young People's Movement; Oles Vakhnij, correspondent for the newspaper Literary Ukraine and expert at the Honest Word Association; Ilko Kucheriv, Director of the Democratic Initiatives Foundation; Protopriest, editor-in-chief of the spiritual and educational magazine ‘Agnets’ Mykola Krygin; editor-in-chief of the newspaper ‘Ukrainian Word’ Hryhoriy Krymchuk; history teacher at Kyiv Secondary School No. 235 named after V. Chornovil Nadiya Leshchenko.

"Vyacheslav Chornovil - a non-accidental death"

State-owned enterprise ‘Ukrainian Television Film Studio ’Ukrtelevizor", 1990.

The documentary film ‘Blagozvin’ is an attempt to analyse and give a historical assessment of the actions of the Soviet authorities regarding the destruction of the cultural heritage and spiritual values of the Ukrainian people.

On the video:
Newsreel from the 1980s: a destroyed church in the city of Vyzhgorod, a bell ringer ringing bells, Sofiyska Square, a protest against the actions of the Soviet authorities and in support of Ukraine's independence, the arrival of a film crew in Mizhhiria, Rusanivska Embankment, architectural sketches of post-war government and prestigious centre of Kyiv development projects by architects Pavlo Alyoshin, Volodymyr Zabolotny, Petro Yurchenko and Mykhailo Hrechin; Khreshchatyk, police, views of Mizhhiria, Mamai's Mound, construction work and installation of the Motherland Monument, celebrations on the occasion of the monument's opening, Brezhnev's speech, the home museum of sculptor Ivan Gonchar, how many churches were used during the Soviet era, church, wedding ceremony, Easter, church ministers blessing baskets with eggs and Easter cakes, theology lesson at school, construction of a church in a village, consecration of a newly built church. 

Newsreel from the 1920s: ‘Working Youth Club’, people  carry icons and crosses, raise a red flag, a local resident talks about the former dachas of Kosior and Petrovsky, Kiev railway station, the arrival of distinguished guests from Moscow, a cemetery, workers, soldiers and pioneers walking through the streets of the city.

The film featured: Doctor of Arts Hryhorii Logvin; People's Artist of Ukraine Petro Mikhnevych; owner of the home sculpture museum Ivan Honchar; former employee of the Central Scientific Library of the Academy of Sciences of the Ukrainian SSR Mykola Vizir; former First Secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Ukraine Petro Shelest; head of the church community of Bila Tserkva; residents of the villages of Novi Petrivtsi and Krasnoilsk in the Chernivtsi region.

Author: Arkadiy Muzychuk. Director: Petro Olar.

How cultural heritage was destroyed

2002, National Television Company of Ukraine. A programme from the series ‘Facets of Knowledge’ devoted to 
research on the Antarctic continent, in particular the work of the Ukrainian Antarctic expedition at the Vladimir Vernadsky Research Base. Host and author — Nadiya Dovgych.

The video features: opening credits; an interview with Professor Yurii Gorg, Doctor of Biological Sciences and psychophysiologist, on research into human psychophysical reactions to complex extreme conditions; amateur video footage depicting the work of the expedition: the research vessel of the Ukrainian Antarctic expedition, the shores of Antarctica, the ice desert, icebergs, the raising of the Ukrainian flag, an abandoned British Antarctic station, swimming in icy water, penguins.

Work at the station "Akademik Vernadsky"

July 15, 2014, Kyiv.

A report about a public gathering on Independence Square demanding new elections to the Verkhovna Rada. A minute of silence for those killed in the ATO, people near the stage, a speech by Mykola Bondar, commander of the Fourth Cossack Hundred, and Oleksandr Ostapenko, representative of the Maidan Public Council, people chanting “Klitschko to Maidan!”, volunteers from the AZOV battalion, activists handing out leaflets with the word “TRAITOR” written on them.

Comments: AZOV battalion fighter; civic activist Taras Shamayda; Kyiv residents Nadiya Andriychuk and Taras Malynovskyi.

Assembly on Maidan Square, 2014

Ternopil Television. The February 6, 2013 issue of the program "Thoughts Aloud" is dedicated to a survey of Ternopil residents about winter, weather conditions, ice and the work of municipal services.

In the video: a survey of people; various opinions and suggestions for improving the situation in the city during the winter.

The program was worked on by: Iryna Demchuk, Andriy Chernychuk, Ihor Khamulyak.

"Careful, slippery!": a survey about ice

1996, National Television Company of Ukraine. Programme ‘The Inexhaustible Phenomenon of the Cossacks’ from the series ‘The Reality of the Impossible’. Host and author — Andriy Dmytruk.

In the video: opening credits, the host talks with experts about the emergence and formation of the Ukrainian Cossacks, relations between Cossacks, and the historical role of the Cossacks in the formation of statehood. The programme uses excerpts from feature films about Bohdan Khmelnytsky.

Guests of the programme: Academician of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, Deputy Prime Minister Valerii Smolii; Doctor of Philology, Deputy Head of the Presidential Administration of Ukraine Vasyl Kremen.

The inexhaustible phenomenon of the Cossacks

2009, National Television Company of Ukraine. The documentary film ‘Free Cossacks’ is dedicated to the People's Militia, formed in 1917. Film two.

The video includes: opening credits, newsreel footage, excerpts from feature films, and archival film and photographic documents. The film is divided into sections: ‘Battle Baptism,’ ‘Bolsheviks,’ and ‘Descendants.’ Commentary by writer, artist, and poet Mykhailo Ivanchenko.

Authors: Roman Koval, Andrii Danylenko.

"Free Cossacks. For a free Ukraine!". Film two

2009, National Television Company of Ukraine. The documentary film ‘Free Cossacks’ is dedicated to the People's Militia, formed in 1917. Film one.

The video includes opening credits, newsreel footage, excerpts from feature films, and archival film and photographic documents. The film is divided into sections: ‘Cossack Treasures,’ ‘On the Maidan. Around the Church,’ ‘How It Began,’ and ‘The Will of the People.’

Reference: On 5 February 1918, at a meeting of the Council of People's Ministers of the Ukrainian People's Republic in Kyiv, a plan was adopted to organise the registered ‘Free Cossacks’ — an attempt to regulate and legalise the existing Cossack formations as a regular state military structure of the Ukrainian People's Republic. This plan was not fully implemented due to military operations and the advance of Bolshevik troops.

Authors: Roman Koval, Andrii Danylenko.

"Free Cossacks. For order and peace." The first film

Vinnytsia Television, 2007. Special project for Aviation Day.

In the video: the center of the Air Force of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, celebration of the 15th anniversary of the creation of the Air Force of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, open house, presentation of state awards. Interviews: Anatoliy Toropchin, Commander of the Ukrainian Air Force; Viktor Strelnikov, former commander; Vasyl Nikiforov, Deputy Commander for Aviation; Oleksandr Dombrovskyi, Head of the Vinnytsia Regional State Administration; Volodymyr Groysman, Head of the Vinnytsia City Council; Oleksandr Kuzmuk, Deputy Prime Minister of Ukraine. Part of the interview is in Russian. 

15 years of the Ukrainian Air Force: Vinnytsia

February 3, 2007, Kyiv.

A report about an ethnic disco held as part of the ‘Land of Dreams’ festival. People in embroidered shirts and ethnic jewellery, Cossacks with whips, a concert programme, Oleg Skrypka as a DJ, participants dancing at evening gatherings. Comments: Cossack Oleg Vakalyuk; advisor to the President of Ukraine Oleg Rybachuk; visitor Ihor Perepylitsia; event organiser, musician Oleg Skrypka.

Ethnic disco

February 3, 2002, Chisinau, Moldova.

A report about mass demonstrations and protests in the country due to the government's decision to make Russian mandatory in schools and general dissatisfaction with the government's pro-Russian policy. Demonstrators with flags and banners, a rally near the Parliament of the Republic of Moldova, a rally near the TV tower for the abolition of censorship, city shots, the Presidential Administration, the monument to Stephen the Great, a journalist's stand-up.

Commentary: leader and main representative of the Christian Democratic People's Party Yuriy Roska; Chairman of the Supreme Court of Ukraine, former Ambassador of Ukraine to Moldova Vitaliy Boyko.