Vinnytsia Television, 2009. Film “The Taste of Linden Buds.” The video shows the Zhmerynka district, the village of Hushchynci, and the memories of Lyubov Khristich, an eyewitness to the Holodomor of 1932-33. Interviews with local residents Olena Shvets and Maria Rozpodnyuk. 

Archival video footage was used.

Memories of eyewitnesses to the Holodomor: Vinnytsia region

Vinnytsia Television, 2013. Program “Folk Pearls from Grandma's Chest,” topic: pottery in Vinnytsia region. 

The video features the Haisyn district, the villages of Novoselivka and Bubnivka: decorative Bubnivka painting, the Novoselivka Museum of Pottery Art by the Gerasymenko brothers, visitors on a tour of the museum, an exhibition of pottery works, potters at work, and the Bubnivka church. Interviews: distinguished masters of folk art Frosyna Mishchenko and Tetiana Shpak;  pottery masters Roman Chmeruk and Halyna Dotsenko.

Pottery in Vinnytsia region

Vinnytsia Television, 2013.  The program “Krainyany”, topic — wedding traditions and rituals in Vinnytsia region.

In the video: the village of Stina in the Tomashpil district, wreath making or bachelorette party, a woman shows how wreaths were made from wax flowers; the village of Kolosivka in the Barsky district, women kneading dough for a wedding loaf, singing a ritual song, making doves out of dough, putting them in the oven, taking out the baked loaf and decorating it with rye, wheat, and periwinkle; A hut, people sitting at tables, the ritual of covering the bride, a woman removes the wreath from the bride's head and puts on a scarf; post-wedding traditions.

Wedding traditions of Vinnytsia region

Vinnytsia Television. The May 10, 2010 issue of the "Podilskyi Chaypos" program is dedicated to the "Live Fire" festival in the village of Sabariv, Vinnytsia region.

In the video: Sabariv cliffs, embankment, Cossack tents; young people in Cossack uniforms, historical reenactors tell about Cossack traditions; a man smokes a pipe, tells about his lineage; Nepyipyvo shows a saber; Cossack juggling with kettlebells.

Comments: Cossack reenactors "Nepyipyvo" and Ivan "Zababaha"; President of the Ukrainian Kettlebell Federation, head of the "Cossack Antics" collective Yuriy Shcherbyna.

Journalist — Olena Nakorneeva.

Reference: The International Ethnofestival of Traditional Culture "Live Fire" is an annual cultural event, initiated in 2009 in Vinnytsia by Ataman Volodymyr Volovodiuk. The festival is based on the ritual of cutting live fire, and its program combines elements of traditional culture, folk art, Cossack martial practices, and modern ethnomusic.

Cossack Festival "Live Fire"

February 5, 2010, Vinnytsia.

The plot is dedicated to the opening of the Consulate General of the Republic of Poland in Vinnytsia.

In the video: children holding a ribbon, the beginning of the opening ceremony; officials cutting the ribbon, children singing; press conference with foreign representatives against the background of the insignia of the Republic of Poland.

Comments: travel agency owner Yevhen Shevchuk; Polish Ambassador to Ukraine Jacek Klyuchkowski.

Opening of the Consulate General of the Republic of Poland

July 20, 2007, Vinnytsia Regional State TV and Radio Company. The program “Josaphat's Valley” is dedicated to the Christian shrine in the village of Holynchyntsi, Vinnytsia region.

The video includes: screenshots, views of the village, crosses in the valley, archival videos, priests lighting candles and praying near the crosses, people collecting and drinking water from a healing well, children making a cross and making wishes.

Commentary: Archpriest Serhiy Gurmach; Abbot of the Sharhorod Monastery, Hegumen Cyprian.

Author: Oksana Danylchenko.

Background: The Josaphat Valley, also known as the “Valley of Crosses,” is located near the village of Holynchyntsi in the Sharhorod district of Vinnytsia region. According to legend, in 1923, the Virgin Mary appeared to local shepherds and called them to erect crosses - since then, a shrine has been formed here, which now has thousands of crosses and attracts tens of thousands of pilgrims every year.

Josaphat Valley - a shrine of Podillya

Vinnytsia TV, 2017.  The video shows the village of Cherniatyn and the Vitoslavsky Palace: the history of the building, its architecture, and the view from the outside and inside.

Vitoslavsky Palace

May 20, 2006, Vinnytsia.

A plot about a gas explosion in a residential building. A destroyed wall, debris, a gas pipe, broken windows. Comments: Vasyl Pavliuk, a resident of the house; Serhiy Odnostalko, head of the civil protection department of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Emergency Situations in Vinnytsia region.

Gas explosion in Vinnytsia

Vinnytsia Television. The June 25, 2006 issue of the program "Podilskyi Chaypos" is dedicated to the history of the village of Busha, Yampil district.

On the video: remains of a fortress and underground passages; various archaeological finds, different angles; a rock temple, drawings on the walls, different plans; Cossack burials; Haydamatskyi Yar, landscapes of the Yampil region.

Comments: Director of the State Historical and Cultural Reserve "Busha" Oleksandr Pirnyak; village resident Vitaliy Mudrak.

Journalist — Olena Nakornyeva.

History of the village of Busha

Vinnytsia Television, 2005. The TV film “Vinnytsia” is dedicated to the history of the creation of the region and the city of Vinnytsia.

On the video: chronology - the most important dates of Vinnytsia; types of the city and region, agricultural and industrial achievements of the region; Agricultural Enterprise "Radivske"; Vinnytsia Oil and Fat Combine; Lityn Dairy Plant; Kryzhopil Plant for the Production of Solid Soybeans; Vinnytsia Tractor Unit Plant; OJSC "Bratslav"; Scientific and Production Association "Fort"; Vinnytsia Plant "Krystal"; Distillery "Nemirov"; higher educational institutions of the city, various plans; Regional Museum of Local Lore and other museums; Zhmerynskyi Railway Station; Khmilnyk resort town.

History of Vinnytsia

Vinnytsia Television, 2008, program “Folk pearls from grandmother's jewelry box”.

The video shows the village of Huli, Bar district: beehives, bees, a church; a priest weaves a basket of vines; a museum with ancient utensils, handkerchiefs, sieves; grain grinding on a millstone; a hostess cooks mamalyha (corn porridge) in the oven; a grandmother takes bread out of the oven; a boy tells a legend about a well with healing water; Easter eggs; a man cooks homemade sausage and smokes it; old women spin kudela, tell about Easter traditions and rituals.

“Folk pearls from my grandmother's jewelry box": 2008

Vinnytsia Television, 2007, the movie “Whore, Wind, from Ukraine” аbout the extinction of villages. The video shows the village of Ivanky, abandoned village houses, and local grandmothers telling about their lives. 