"My Poltava": city tour

ODTRK "Ltava", 2013. The program "My Poltava" includes a tour of the city, its monuments and museums, and also tells about the history of each of them and the ways of forming collections. The program host is Vitaliy Pavlov.

On the video: Poltava Holy Cross Convent; portrait of Ivan Kotlyarevsky; Poltava Academic Regional Ukrainian Music and Drama Theater named after M. Gogol; White Gazebo; Igor's Stone in Poltava; Holy Assumption Cathedral in Poltava; Cathedral Square; Podolskaya Tower; photograph by architect Lev Vaingort; archival video footage; Ivan Kotlyarevsky's estate museum; exhibits of the Ivan Kotlyarevsky's estate museum; manuscripts of works; posters of performances based on Kotlyarevsky's works; Swedish Grave; State Historical and Cultural Reserve "Field of the Battle of Poltava"; Sampsoniivska Church; church interior; iconostasis; redoubts on the field of the Battle of Poltava; Spasskaya Church in Poltava; monuments to Peter the Great; Monument of Glory; Round Square; Building of the Small Academy of Arts named after Raisa Kyrychenko; Petrovsky Cadet Corps; building of the SBU Department in Poltava region; building of the Poltava provincial zemstvo; Poltava Museum of Local Lore named after Vasyl Krychevsky; murals by Mykola Samokysh and Serhiy Vasylkivsky; collection of soils by Vasyl Dokuchaev; collection of oriental antiquities; Kyzy-Kermen bell; monument to Taras Shevchenko; Poltava Art Museum (art gallery) named after Mykola Yaroshenko; museum paintings; Panas Mirny Literary and Memorial Museum; monument to Mykola Gogol; monument to Ivan Kotlyarevsky; monument to Raisa Kyrychenko.

The following worked on the program: scriptwriter and director — Inna Didyk; host — Vitaliy Pavlov; cinematographer — Maksym Kryvosheyev; assistant cinematographer — Oleksandr Dobretsov; editing by Vadym Anufriev; sound engineers — Volodymyr Yablunovsky, Natalia Bohdan; archiver Olga Strakhova; editor — Svitlana Polshchikova; general director — Mykola Lyapanenko.