Lviv region, January 13, 2006. We are celebrating Malanka in the village.

The video shows people in a house, a woman dressing a boy as Malanka and telling him about the peculiarities of the clothes, Malanka walking around the village, a fair, musicians playing, boys dancing under the house, and a boy telling how he became Malanka and his feelings about this image.

Celebrating Malanka

January 6, 2003, Lviv.

Video of the installation of the Christmas Didukh to the singing of carols.

Installation of the Christmas Santa Claus in Lviv

Lviv Television, 2011.

Christmas concert "Carol-Carol for Mom, for Dad" by the children's girls' vocal and choreographic ensemble "Pannochka" (artistic director — Igor Fedak) of the Church of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary.

The program was created by: Iryna Mylyanovska, Oksana Savchak, Hanna Legin.

"A Christmas Carol for Mom, for Dad"

Zolochiv, Lviv region, 2002. 

The video shows the opening of the monument to Vyacheslav Chornovil: consecration of the monument, laying of flowers, an orchestra, Vyacheslav Chornovil's son Taras and his wife Atena Pashko, a crowd of people, blue and yellow flags. 

Opening of the monument to Vyacheslav Chornovil

May 9, 2008, Lviv.

“Victory Day”. The plot is dedicated to the protest of representatives of UNA-UNSO and the Svoboda association against Soviet symbols and representatives of pro-russian forces — the Crimean movement "Russian Unity" and the Rodina party.

In the video: Field of Mars (now — Lychakiv Military Cemetery), the memorial complex "Hill of Glory", people with flowers; representatives of law enforcement agencies hold a movable fence; a bailiff reads out a court decision; young people, representatives of UNA-UNSO and the Svoboda association burn a red flag; "Hill of Glory", veterans with flowers; St. George's ribbon, confiscation of soviet symbols; Lychakivska Street, unknown people throw smoke bombs; a representative of the Svoboda association demonstrates a shot knee; representatives of the Crimean movement "Russian Unity" and the Rodina party unfurl a red flag near the fire; law enforcement officers patrolling the area; protesters trying to overturn a bus carrying pro-russian forces, clashes with Berkut.

Comments: protester Vasyl Popko; head of the Lviv regional organization of veterans Tymofiy Makhanyok.

Victory Day” in Lviv, 2008

Program "Lviv Mystetskyi" for May 10, 2008.

The issue consists of four stories: the festival of choral music "Singing Field"; the second All-Ukrainian competition of young vocalists named after Teodor Teren-Yuskiv; a meeting with the writer Vira Vovk; a story about the soloist of the orchestra of the Center for Military Musical Art Borys Oliynyk on the occasion of his anniversary.

Host — Lyubov Kozak.

On the video: the ensemble "Pannochka"; a performance of the mixed choir under the direction of conductors Maria Melnyk and Roman Boretsky; the choir "Felizio"; the choral chapel "Boyan"; Leonora's aria from Giuseppe Verdi's opera "The Force of Destiny" performed by Marta Zhekhovych; Rosina's cavatina from Gioacchino Rossini's opera "The Barber of Seville" performed by Anna Starushkevych; Gianni Schicchi's aria from Giacomo Puccini's opera "Gianni Schicchi" performed by Vadim Darchuk; Stepan Solansky performs the piano part; book demonstration, interview with Vira Vovk; concert of the Borys Oliynyk Center for Military Musical Art Orchestra.

Comments: Honored Artist of Ukraine Boryslav Rybak; conductor Yuriy Antkiv; director of the Choral Music Festival "Singing Field" Nadiya Dzvonyk; conductor Iryna Melnyk; conductor Vasyl Chuchman; chairman of the jury of the All-Ukrainian Teodor Teren-Yuskiv Young Vocalists' Competition, Professor Ihor Pylatyuk; deputy chairman of the jury, Professor Volodymyr Ignatenko; jury member Professor Lyudmila Bozhko; chairman of the organizing committee, Professor Myroslava Logoyda; professor Tamara Didyk; participants of the competition Marta Zhekhovych, Anna Starushkevych and Vadim Darchuk; laureate of the National Taras Shevchenko Prize (2008) Vira Vovk; head of the Lviv organization of the National Union of Writers of Ukraine Maria Yakubovska.

Program "Artistic Lviv", 2008

February 28, 2006, Lviv region.

The plot is dedicated to the employment of the unemployed in museum institutions: Zolochiv Castle, Lviv Art Gallery.

On the video: Zolochiv Castle, part of the exposition; museum workers cleaning the yard; construction work; carpentry work; Lviv Art Gallery.

Comments: Head of the Lviv Art Gallery Nadiya Gupalo; museum employee Andriy Nakonechny.

From poverty to castle: new jobs

January 31, 2006, Lviv.

The plot is dedicated to the work of the artist Józef Lukashevych and the exhibition of his paintings in the Lviv Historical Museum.

Comments: military historian Mykhailo Slobodiuk; head of the LIM “Arsenal” branch Liliya Brener.

Created by: Olga Krupnyk, Anatoliy Kyrychuk.

The Arsenal Museum: Józef Łukaszewicz

Lviv region, Brody district, 1989. The video is a film called Pain and Memory of Huta Penyatska. 

It tells the story of a village that was once famous for its blown glass makers and was destroyed in 1944. There are testimonies of the former commander of the special purpose reconnaissance group of the partisan unit “Winners” Borys Krutikov and other local residents. 

Yaroslav Feilo, Sofia Kokhmat, Tetiana Shyposh, Myroslav Ukhansky, and others worked on the program. 

For reference: Huta Penyatska is a village with a significant majority of Polish population that existed on the territory of the modern Brody district of Lviv region. The name of the village comes from two words: “Huta” - a glassmaking trade, and “Penyatska” - the name of the ancient village of Penyaki, located nearby. On February 28, 1944, all 172 houses in the village were destroyed, and the local residents were killed (according to various estimates, from 500 to 800 people, including women and children). 

Huta Peniatska: the history of the village

Lviv region, 2002.

In the video: winter crops, wheat, wheat and poppy fields, people in the field.

Wheat fields in Lviv region

Lviv, 2002.

In the video: a fair, food products from different districts of Lviv region, musicians playing, horse racing, hippodrome, award ceremony, commentary by the head of the Lviv Regional State Administration, Myron Yankiv.

Horse racing in Lviv

June 2, 2019, Lviv. The story is dedicated to the Leopolis Grand Prix vintage car festival.
  
In the video, the participants share their impressions of the car race: Taras Tsyuvalnyk, Olha Kulynych, and Michael Dingleman. Lubomyr Zasadnyi, the co-organizer of the competition, tells about the history of the festival.

Authors: journalist Iryna Ferin, cameraman Taras Fomin.

Reference: “The Leopolis Grand Prix is a festival of vintage cars that has been held annually in Lviv since 2011, combining exhibitions of rare cars, car rallies, and other events.