"Remembrance of the UPA". Part Two

Ukrainian Television Film Studio, 1994.

The second film of the "Remembrance of the UPA" dilogy, entitled "The Dug Grave", continues the film study of the fate of families involved in the Ukrainian Insurgent Army, the struggle against the Nazi and Soviet totalitarian regimes. The authors reflect on the liberation sacrifice of Ukrainians in the struggle for the independence of Ukraine.

In the film, the film crew interviews residents of cities and villages of the Volyn, Ternopil, Ivano-Frankivsk, Lviv and Rivne regions about their family histories and events that took place in the 1930s–1950s.

The program contains fragments of a black-and-white chronicle.

Comments: Hanna Kohut (Konyukhi village), Halyna Bryk (Velyki Hai village), Sofia Bunyak, Lidiya Hrynchuk, Ulyana Lyashko, Elizaveta Bohinchuk (Hrybove village), Sabina Kozak (Probizhna village), Pavlyna Gulka (Dolyna village), Emilia Syngalevich, Paraskoviya Sushnyk (Zalisty village), Evdokia Kekish (Ternopil city), Maria Zobolotna (Chortkiv city), Fedir Burets (Rogozino village), Pavlo Pekarsky (Demydivka village), Semen Chisnok (Mlyniv city).

The authors of the film are Myroslav Dzhindzhiristy and Leonid Muzhuk.