Vinnytsia Television, 2002. The documentary film “We Are Not Tired of Being” is dedicated to the 70th anniversary of the founding of the Vinnytsia Oblast and covers the region's history, its administrative and territorial divisions, major achievements, and memorable sites.
On the video: landscapes of the Vinnytsia region; the Southern Bug River; the resolution “On the Formation of Regional Executive Committees in the Ukrainian SSR” dated February 29, 1932; the coat of arms of Vinnytsia; the Zhmerynka railway station; photos from World War II; Vinnytsia Park; the front page of the newspaper “Prykordonna Zirka” featuring an article calling to “crush the enemies of the people” (1933); the main building of the Mykhailo Kotsyubynsky Vinnytsia State Pedagogical University; a photo of stalin; a certificate awarding the Vinnytsia Oblast the Order of lenin; a photo of a victim of the Holodomor; grain harvesting; a dairy farm; the building of the Vinnytsia Regional Council; combine harvesters in a field; the beet harvest; a fair; the main building of the Mykola Pirogov Vinnytsia National Medical University; a building of the Vinnytsia University of Trade and Economics; the M. M. Kotsiubynsky Literary and Memorial Museum in Vinnytsia; a monument to Mykhailo Kotsiubynsky in Vinnytsia; photographs of Ukrainian composers and choral conductors Mykola Leontovych and Kyrylo Stetsenko; poets Vasyl Stus and Anatolii Bortniak; and poets Nina Hnatiuk and Hanna Chubach; the building of the M. I. Pirogov National Museum-Estate and exhibits from the exhibition; the Mykola Sadovsky Vinnytsia Regional Academic Ukrainian Music and Drama Theater; pottery; vyshyvankas and embroidered towels; the church and mausoleum of Mykola Ivanovych Pirogov; Hitler’s Werwolf headquarters; the arched bridge over the Southern Bug River; The Velykogadomsk kaolin deposit; the palace of Princess Maria Shcherbatova; landscapes of the Senoman limestones; St. Michael's Church in the town of Chechelnyk, Haisyn District.
The following people worked on the program: Lyubov Kovalenko, Oleksandra Revutska, Iryna Sheremeta, Volodymyr Hrytsyk, Oleg Pasichnyk, Serhiy Andriyanov, Volodymyr Zheliba, Tetiana Skomarovska, and Oleg Semko.