Festival "My Native Land-2002"

Transcarpathian Television, 2002. IV International Festival of Television and Radio Programs for National Minorities "My Native Land".

The program includes: a fragment of the festival opening, the jury tells about the history of the festival; a short summary of the film of the Chernivtsi television studio "Yosyp Burg", comments on the professional level of the competition programs; a fragment of the program of the Kherson State Television and Radio Company "...and love for children" about a mother with many children, originally from Kazakhstan; comments of the festival participants; a fragment of the program of the Transcarpathian State Television and Radio Company "By the Fire of Dawn" about the life of the Roma; songs, dances, acquaintance with the culinary features of the region (filming in the village of Seredne, the "Dubky" tract near Uzhgorod); awarding the winners of the best competition works with diplomas and awards in various nominations takes place in the hall of the Transcarpathian Regional Philharmonic; farewell evening on the territory of Uzhhorod Castle; festival participants (Romania) share their impressions of the competition.

Comments: festival jury chairman, president of the National Radio Company of Ukraine Viktor Nabrusko; festival participant (Lithuania) Viktor Chernyshuk; festival participant (Vinnytsia) Zoya Tyshchenko; television director of the Rivne ODTRK Petro Midrigan; festival participant (Poltava) Inna Didyk; television jury member (Czech Republic) Rene Kochik; television jury member (Hungary) Geyza Feldvari; festival organizing committee chairman, head of the State Committee for Information Policy, Television and Radio Broadcasting of Ukraine Ivan Chyzh; deputy chairman of the festival organizing committee, general director of the Transcarpathian State Television and Radio Company Petro Petryk; television jury member (Slovakia) Lyuba Kolova; festival guest (Kyiv) Iryna Shynkaruk; Vice-President of the International Confederation of Journalists' Unions Viktor Petrenko.

Journalists — Olga Popovych, Volodymyr Maryntsivsky.