December 15, 2011, Kyiv.

A report on the challenges of publicly funded medication for breast cancer patients.

In the video: interview with patient Antonina Omelchenko, she talks about selling an apartment to finance her treatment and rehabilitation; comments of activists and doctors about the problems of financing treatment for patients with oncology; doctor's appointment, breast ultrasound, screen; hospital, equipment, examination of patients.

Comments: patient Antonina Omelchenko; head of the public organization "Equal Right to Life" Tetyana Leman; chief oncologist of the Ministry of Health of Ukraine Ivan Smolanka; oncomamologist Liliya Kovaleva; representative of the NGO "Equal Right to Life" (from the russian federation) Margarita Makarova.

Journalist — Olesya Varlamova.

Breast Cancer: Treatment Issues

National Television and Radio Company of Ukraine, 2016.

The issue "Volyn Tragedy: Causes of the Conflict" of the program "Declassified History" is dedicated to the study of the causes and course of the Polish-Ukrainian armed conflict in Volyn in 1943–1945.

On the video: historical background, black-and-white chronicle; discussion between Polish and Ukrainian historians, representation of the historiography of historical schools of the two countries; issues of studying documentation on the conflict; Polish magazines about the "Volyn Tragedy"; discussion of Soviet myths; discussion.

Contains materials from the Branch State Archive of the SBU.

Comments: Polish historian and political scientist Lukasz Adamski; historian, researcher of the I. Kuras Institute of the National Academy of Sciences Yuriy Shapoval; historian, researcher of Ukrainian nationalism Ivan Patyrlyak; historian, head of the Ukrainian Institute of National Remembrance Volodymyr Viatrovych.

Host — Oleksandr Zinchenko.

Reference: The Volyn tragedy is a Polish-Ukrainian armed conflict of 1943–1945 in the territories of Volhynia and Eastern Galicia, during which tens of thousands of civilians on both sides died as a result of the actions of the UPA (Ukrainian Insurgent Army) and the corresponding actions of the Polish underground AK (Home Army). Polish historiography qualifies these events as genocide, while Ukrainian historiography qualifies these events as a mutual armed conflict under the conditions of Nazi occupation and complex interethnic relations that formed in the interwar period. 

Volyn Tragedy: Causes of the Conflict

2000, National Television Company of Ukraine.

The video shows a joint prayer on the day of the closure of the Chernobyl NPP in St. Sophia Cathedral. The prayer is led by Patriarch of Kyiv and All Ukraine Filaret, Metropolitan of Ternopil and Podolsk, Primate of the Ukrainian Autonomous Orthodox Church Methodius. Government representatives are present - President Leonid Kuchma, Chairman of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine Ivan Plyushch, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine Anatoliy Zlenko, Kyiv Mayor Oleksandr Omelchenko.

Joint prayer on the day of the closure of the Chernobyl NPP

2000, National Television Company of Ukraine. Release of the program "Not Everything is So Bad in Our House", which reveals various aspects of the history, culture and social life of Ukraine through the prism of time.

On the video: screensavers, stand-up of the host, old and wristwatches, pre-New Year's Kyiv, a fountain of 1900 on Oles Honchar Street, Scythian women, archival chronicle of Sophia Square in 1919, the burial of Metropolitan Volodymyr (1995), the bell tower of Sophia of Kyiv during restoration, archival footage of Transcarpathia in the 1940s, the Ternopil Cotton Mill, the streets of Geneva, an exhibition and products of Nina Kosaryeva, archival greetings from Ukrainians from the USA (1991), the Fund of the Presidents of Ukraine, a commentary by Maria Pryimachenko and her paintings, Odessa National Law Academy, Uzhhorod Sewing Factory "Parada"; Department store "Children's World"; Maria Pryimachenko and her paintings; archive footage of the Chernobyl nuclear power plant and its closing ceremony with the participation of Leonid Kuchma.

Comments: economist Bohdan Havrylishyn; artist Nina Kosaryeva; rector of the Odessa National Law Academy, Doctor of Law Serhiy Kivalov; writer, film playwright Ivan Chendey; head of Ukrainian at the European Department of the US Library of Congress Bohdan Yasinsky; chairman of the board of CJSC "Uzhgorod Sewing Factory "Parada" Myroslava Kalamunyak; chairman of the board of OJSC "Department Store "Dityachy Svit" Svitlana Polutova.

On the verge of millennia: the history, culture and people of Ukraine

October 14, 2019, Kyiv.

Video shows a march of activists and veterans with the action "No surrender!" against the Ukrainian authorities' approval of the "Steinmeier formula". People with flags and banners, a march with patriotic slogans, smoke from fireworks, Khreshchatyk, Independence Square, a rally near the Office of the President.

Action "No surrender!", 2019

November 5, 2016, Kyiv.

A report about the Ukrainian national-patriotic volunteer project "Trukhanivska Sich", which in the format of an agitation train traveled across the country to unite residents of the East, West, South and Center of Ukraine. A military band on the platform, the arrival of the train, project participants with cowherds from different cities, singing a song.

Comments: project participants; ataman of the "Trukhanivska Sich" Mykola Bondar; co-organizer Olena Ivanova.

Train of Unity of Ukraine "Trukhanivska Sich"

2010, National Television Company of Ukraine. The documentary film "Cold World" analyzes the situation in which Ukraine found itself after the collapse of the USSR, having chosen its own path of development - the issues of peace and security for the country still remain relevant.

In the video: screensavers, archive materials of the Public (NATO meetings, NATO military training grounds, military equipment, military training, meetings of representatives of the Alliance countries), Ukraine after the collapse of the USSR, the formation of statehood in the 1990s–2000s, political and security dependence between the East and the West, the idea of ​​"peace without security guarantees", expert comments. The voice-over text is read by Volodymyr Melnyk.

Comments: Major General Viktor Balabin; Colonel Viktor Ulich; Leading Expert of Military Programs of the Razumkov Center Oleksiy Melnyk; Major General Serhiy Chervonopysky; Student of the Military Institute of Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv Dmytro Brytov; Deputy Chairman of the Ukrainian Union of Veterans of the Afghan War Volodymyr Siroshtan; former Ambassador of Ukraine to the Czech Republic Ivan Kuleba.

"Cold Peace": Ukraine and NATO

2008, National Television Company of Ukraine. The second part of the program "Ukraine Tourism" about the regions of Ukraine and the Autonomous Republic of Crimea.

On the video: screensavers, short stories about:
Chernihiv region (Desna River, landscapes of Chernihiv region, objects of architectural heritage, a fragment from the film "Earth" by Oleksandr Dovzhenko, the Transfiguration Cathedral of the 11th century, Baturyn, the village of Kozelets, the Cathedral of the Nativity of the Virgin);
Sumy region (Victor Yushchenko's meeting with bread and salt, Krolevets, samples of artistic weaving, masters of folk crafts, a unique botanical monument of nature "Apple Tree - Colony");
Zhytomyr region (Museum of Cosmonautics, "Balzac Places");
Lviv region (panorama of Lviv, Olesky Castle, Zolochiv Castle, Truskavets);
Ivano-Frankivsk region (Carpathians, trembitary, Hutsul region churches, Kolomyia, Museum of Easter egg making, Manyatskyi Cross Exaltation Monastery);
Chernivtsi region (Chernivtsi National University named after Yuriy Fedkovych, Khotyn Fortress, Carpathian landscapes, ski slopes in winter);
Ternopil region (Pochaiv Lavra, caves, Museum of Archaeology);
Rivne region (White Lake, Burshtyn, Ostroh Academy, Dubnytskyi Castle, Dubno);
Volyn region (fortress, Lutsk Castle, knightly battles, monument to Lesya Ukrainka, museum, Chimerny Palace in Lutsk);
Donetsk region: (fountains, "Polovtsian women", Svyahi Mountains, Holy Assumption Svyatogorsk Lavra, Nikolaev Church, mines, miners, Soledar, salt mine);
Luhansk region (Luhansk, natural landscapes, stud farms);
Dnipropetrovsk region (Petrykivka village, examples of Petrykivka painting);
Zaporizhzhia region (Khortytsia Island, Cossack Fortress, Zaporizhzhia, natural monument "Stone Grave");
Kharkiv region (Hryhoriy Skovoroda Museum, Chuhuyev, Chuhuyev Ilya Repin Museum, folk crafts of Slobozhanshchyna, Kharkiv).

Tourist Ukraine. Part Two

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

The documentary film "Kaganovich's Domino" is dedicated to the activities of Stalin's emissary, head of the Communist Party of Ukraine Lazar Kaganovich in Ukraine.

On the video: black-and-white chronicle, speech from the podium by Lazar Kaganovich, criticizing the leadership; sensitive content, photos from Kaganovich's funeral, daughter Maya Kaganovich, coffin with the body in the crematorium hall; biography of Kaganovich, chronicle of 1928, military columns at the parade in Kharkiv, a girl dancing with a Red Army soldier in the square, Red Army soldiers dancing in the square; problems of the "Ukrainization" of Ukraine, notes on the appointment of the People's Commissar of Education of the Ukrainian SSR Mykola Skrypnyk are read out; Stalinist repressions, Kaganovich's organization of the Holodomor in Ukraine; the order of the People's Commissar on the dismissal of Andriy Lozov from the post of head of the Poltava Locomotive Repair Plant, a page of the order with Kaganovich's signature; about arrests and executions; chronicle of 1947, Lazar Kaganovich walks along Khreshchatyk, Khrushchev and Kaganovich climb to the podium, Kyiv residents near the podium, a column of workers with a portrait of Kaganovich moves; skulls of those shot in Bykivna; chronicles, a rally of communists near the monument, a rally near the "Druzhba" arch; chronicle, awarding Kaganovich the Order of Lenin.

Comments: KGB head 1961–1967 Volodymyr Semichastny; peasant Olga Dikhtyarenko; Holodomor witness Dmytro Kolesnyk; eyewitnesses of Soviet repressions Ivan Shpak, Vasyl Kostenko; historian Mykhailo Braichevsky; poet Stepan Kryzhanivsky.

The film uses materials from the State Archive of Film, Photo and Audio Documents of Ukraine, the State Archive of Public Organizations of Ukraine, and the State Archive of Poltava.

Reference: Lazar Kaganovich is a Soviet party and statesman, General Secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Ukraine (Bolsheviks) in 1925–1928 and First Secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Ukraine (Bolsheviks) in 1947, one of Stalin's closest supporters, recognized by the Kyiv Court of Appeal as a co-organizer of the genocide of the Ukrainian people in 1932–1933. In Ukraine, he pursued a policy of repression against Ukrainian national communists and intellectuals, personally initiated the deadly measures of Bolshevik terror in December 1932, participated in the organization of the Holodomor by overstating grain procurement plans, and led the deportation of over 140,000 Ukrainians during "Operation Vistula" in 1947.

Crimes of Lazar Kaganovich in Ukraine

October 9, 2008, Kyiv.

A report about the return of archival documents and photographs of Taras Shevchenko and Lesya Ukrainka to Ukraine. Stand-up by journalist Anastasia Stanko, Taras Shevchenko Literary and Memorial House-Museum, presentation of archival materials.

Comments: Tamara Skrypka, representative of the Ukrainian Free Academy of Sciences in the USA; Natalia Klymenko, general director of the National Taras Shevchenko Museum.

Archives of Taras Shevchenko and Lesia Ukrainka

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

The TV film "Beyond the Mountains, Beyond the Valleys" is dedicated to the history of the emergence of Ukrainian settlements in Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan, the local Ukrainian diaspora.

On the video: landscapes of Kazakhstan, folk songs; conversation with Iryna Yarema, tells about the first visit to Ukraine; historical information about the resettlement of Cossacks to the territory of modern Kazakhstan by the Russian Empire; map "Akmola Region", the village of Poltavka, cemetery; conversation with representatives of the Ukrainian diaspora in Kyrgyzstan; chronicle of the 1950s, stories about leaving for the "virgin land"; story about the publication of the Ukrainian newspaper "Ukrainian News" in Kazakhstan; New Year, celebrations, children congratulate on Christmas, sing carols "Good evening..."; Volodymyr Narozya on the problems of learning the Ukrainian language in Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan; performances by amateur choirs "Zacharovana pisnya", "Chervona kalyna", singing Ukrainian folk songs.

Comments: Honored Artist of Kazakhstan Iryna Yarema; Doctor of Philology Ivan Sherstyuk; Chairman of the Ukrainian Society "Berehynia" Volodymyr Narozya; Charge d'Affaires of Ukraine in the Republic of Kazakhstan Mykola Karpenko; Deputy of the Verkhovna Rada of the Republic of Kazakhstan, Chairman of the Editorial Board of the newspaper "Ukrainian News" Oleksandr Harkavets; Minister of Ukraine for Nationalities, Migration and Culture Mykola Shulga.

Director — Serhiy Dudka.

Ukrainian Diaspora in Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan

May 18, 2005, Crimea.

The plot is dedicated to the anniversary of the deportation of Crimean Tatars from Crimea and the reaction of the local population to the commemoration events.

In the video: transport on the road, a procession of Crimean Tatars, the Crimean Tatar flag flutters; a survey of local residents about the Crimean Tatars and their political and public work; a rally, various plans; a conversation with the family of deported Crimean Tatars, memories.

Comments: representative of the Russian community of Crimea Oleg Slyusarenko; head of the Crimean Tatar Youth Center Eskender Bariev; member of the Presidium of the Association of Germans in Ukraine Viktor Reiser; former deportee Hilary Barieva; head of the Council of Ministers of Crimea Anatoly Matviyenko.

The plot was written by: Volodymyr Melnyk, Tetyana Gural.