[000:00:00;00] ah, the guest of this section is the actress maryna koshkina , she has more than 40 roles, but one of the main roles is the leader of the volunteer art movement . at the ivan

franko national academic theater, she starred in the films zakhar berkut , forgotten, blindfolded, sniper, white crow, house, word, endless, novel, laureate of national and international awards in the field theater and cinema in 2021 by the decree of the president of ukraine for a significant personal contribution to the development of cinematography and high professional skill . supports creative people and their families, orphans, children from large and low-income families who found themselves in a difficult situation due to the war

i'm from marina, from the luhansk oblast, now the city is temporarily occupied by the russian invaders. i welcome you to the studio, why did you cry? let's look at the business card together and see how your life has changed , what was there? what do i do? the ukrainian artistic movement. our flank. here is our trip to the villages that were under occupation . all these children are friends. how do you experience this story? i guess i'm used to letting everything pass through myself, i don't know how i manage, then i forget to calm down, you know. i'm quite such a strong personality and i never show my

emotions, on the contrary, i always try to treat everything with a sense of humor, support people and not think about myself at the time, i see that no matter what difficult circumstances they live in. sometimes you just want to keep quiet with them , uh, bring something that they need to hug and that's it , and then when i watch such a video, it's because we 're still driving. we make some uh, video report so that later hmm we had the opportunity to show it to our partners who can provide us with help and we will continue to travel , well, that is, this is such a process that is charitable and which is currently quite necessary to study reporting , which i do not like, in fact, because filming people in in such circumstances it is not always pleasant, but it is necessary, i say it is necessary, i just don't want to, just trust me. well, i think they are already used to it, they don't understand that their lives also depend on it, because they have to see it in

the world, what is happening, i think they are used to it, but we we are getting used to everything, your hometown, crime, dana, luhansk region, our armed forces are pouring in kindly, you are following the news from the front, yes, there is some connection with the flintlock, someone stayed with you , our grandmothers and our mother's sister , according to my mother's line of communication, are no longer there it's been a month and a half, but we are such a group in the city of kreminna and we go there all the time. mom reads something there and tries to at least understand. everything is fine everything is fine so it was as if it was quiet there today and thank god, so why did we want your relatives to leave? i think you said more than once that you were leaving

, well, grandma is quite old and didn't want to. if it wasn't sad, but it's a choice . so we can only hope for the best to be honest, my heart is in my heart. well, my mother is crying all the time, and i say that everything will be fine. well, this is our grandmother, because i know what she is like here. what ours is coming soon the freed people are coming, we will go there right away the events of the forgotten film also take place in the occupied so-called people 's republic so you played a ukrainian teacher there who is forced under the influence and pressure to become a russian teacher oh i wonder if there is a living prototype

of this heroine is it some the image that you collected for this tape daria onyshchenko, she wrote this story based on real events, well, i took from real events, and i myself personally do not know such a person, but they had a premiere in warsaw and at the warsaw film festival, and after the screening, a ukrainian girl of ours, who currently lives there, came up to me. they said that the story with her mother was basically the same. she is a teacher, and it is in the ukrainian language that russian soldiers approached her and threatened and wanted to rape her. that is enough, she cried a lot and i also cried at that moment because well, this situation was right in front of you now, i felt a person telling you about such things, but what was shown in the film and

what is happening now is not you can compare their atrocities and everything they do, uh, uh, exactly like that, even i recently watched a report where there was also a teacher of the ukrainian language, her parents were looking for her , they just took her away, and until now, no one has seen her mother, then i said that i was just following this story for a little while and then i saw that this mother had seen her somewhere in russia in some small report , if she is alive - this is the most important thing, so i believe that you will not return home soon, some people , we know that there were many people they were waiting for russia, how did their views change, or maybe they have become ukrainian, after all, people are happy that russia came , was it occupying or ah, like in kherson, people are just

waiting for them to be released, so that luhansk region would be like in kherson and that you people met our military, but i don't know if it will be so. and i believe that, talking to my friends who moved from criminua, they say that there are indeed people who were waiting for another flag, there are many people who are waiting for us, and they also say that more people have left as soon as it is clear that russia is approaching there. they left immediately because they didn't want to live with him. mom still tells us what they write in the group . hmm, people say that when i'm in my yard. i feel at home. as soon as i go outside, i'm already under some kind of constant surveillance.

and well, it's like uh, it's like a prison, i'm not only under the supervision of the military, because there are many collaborators . i can't say and i don't know many of them. i think they are, unfortunately, they are. but i believe that we will find them or they will run away and will never live on our land where you are marked the beginning of a war of full-scale invasion. i mean in the course of i went to kyiv on february 24 to kyiv, how did you end up in lviv after that, when you helped receive people there, how were the first days, the first days to kyiv, that is, it was the morning of the 24th, then i was late for about 3 hours, the first thing that was important was to just gather my whole family

, we got together and if we followed all the instructions , we went down to the shelter. we spent the night one day and then made a decision to go to take the children and mother out, so we went there, but you had the opportunity to go from abroad, you had the opportunity to stay longer in the west of ukraine, you decided anyway to go to kyiv again later, maybe this was the truth hmm, it was offered many times and people just wrote from the festivals where i was there from france, switzerland, they say he is coming and we will accept your whole family. that is, we remember. there were a lot of people who wrote that i didn't even remember. they remembered me. it was it's quite nice, but but no, i wouldn't be able

to . i wouldn't be able to. we lived near yavoriv's father and there was a lot of rocket fire, we heard it all, and hm, why did we return to kyiv ? because we had to return first, and the theater started its work, we played plays, but from april we already started working. that's why i returned first by myself and then already the family is back because it's easier together. to be honest, how does a person get used to everything? well, if something like this happens, of course i 'll save the children, but i don't know if i'll be here. i don't know if i feel some kind of strength in myself. a full-scale invasion has been going on for so many months and you think you can go there at any moment well, that's enough

, people need to rest, well, really, everyone is tired, and you can go somewhere abroad. yes, but at home you feel somehow more confident. well , for example, with me, when i at home in kyiv people who are abroad find it very difficult, it is also possible that not all of them will speak for everyone, because our people are different, but it is difficult for them because they are not at home. you are still somewhere. well, somewhere you mentioned shelters and you had to present tapes in all shelters. for films, where was it, uh, hmm, yes, sniper was released, yes, the whitest of crows, director maryan bushan, uh, at that time, the premiere was released and it was in cinemas, and the distribution went well enough, but there is such a open air cinema project and within the framework of this project

they show our ukrainian films and go to the military. well, where are they there? that's how i was there in transcarpathia . they showed the film recently in the parking lot of an underground park. she was already approaching me, she told me where to go and i saw that it was really a parking lot and one more tape completed the participation . they also presented a bomb shelter in kharkiv, that's right, a house of the word yes, there is a house of the word in kharkiv , which also came under fire. that's enough a lot of people gather and watch pictures, you think well, what can move you more, well, even more than what i read every day in the news, it seemed to me that nothing was happening because i couldn't watch a movie, i couldn't act, well, it was a play for me it's very difficult. i didn't understand the point of it. well, honestly, it was better to sit there in the humanitarian headquarters and do something like that

physically than i will be there on the stage right now. people who come to the parking lot. so there in the shelter the theater is simple. we have a couple of ishlags. you look at these people and realize that they need it. it’s cool. it’s cool because uh, our enemy doesn’t want us to sit in basements. i did, and we are such a people, we watch movies. we go to the theater, we dress up nicely, and somehow we still hold film festivals there . despite the anxiety that there is no light, i was at my colleagues' in the theater. the lights turned off before the start of the theater on the left bank.

it's cold and we would sit in jackets and you turn on we are told that there is no light, sorry, but the actors will play with flashlights, well, it’s cool, although at the beginning there were a lot of arguments about whether art is needed now or whether we need to finance the same festivals, so they say we will save money on this now and we will invest everything in the envelope and there is uh but uh, it's not necessary, it's just necessary to do it, it's necessary to invest, because our enemy is doing everything to destroy our cultural monuments and, in general , our everything that we have, uh, and what we can be proud of, and theaters and everything else if it won't be, it will be easier for him because he will be to destroy our culture and in this way and in this way our identity will be lost, we cannot allow this, we must be carriers and continue to say and do

everything for the sake of our culture, and we have an incredible amount of it. by the way, this well, the word about the house is yes. it’s a story about a shot renaissance , uh, such people inspire you, who were just ready to go even to death, but for the sake of their princes, those people are now among us, and thanks to those people who fought, who sat in that house and wrote the word uh wrote in the ukrainian language, they hid these books of ours there in order to gather some such secret uh secret meetings in order to continue to carry the uh ukrainian word there , thanks to these people you and i are now sitting and speaking freely and uh and we are, in principle, well, we are free, we are free, we are free, it is true that there are some

occupied territories, but we will take them away, and now we are thanks to these people, we have power thanks to our history, because everything is the way they lived what is always this pressure from the side russia, because we have always been for them, eh, who are we malorossi, we khokhls, have always been for them ah, well, i think that they don't think like that anymore, they don't think, the main thing is that we know the price of freedom thanks to these people and their main weapon how you guessed this word correctly, why aren't you a strong cry what in the middle of the battle yes, i'm clearly sparking why aren't you a sharp, merciless match , then what's up, the enemies' heads are crying, you also master this weapon perfectly and now i offer the audience to watch one interesting video let's do it, too we will see everything with you

who has not escaped from the world, everyone who has rage without measure , everyone will have faith, and this is our faith of the city in which there lived a bright, many voices , memories woven into the cut braids, white night apricots, you didn't think that you survived, we will grow up, we will survive and we will take revenge, this is one of the episodes of your the poetry of the unbreakable project is correct and the poem is called the poem is called the one who reads the news and what kind of project is this project created thanks to our theater where i work and the ivan

yakovych franko national theater created such a project where are we read ukrainian poetry, and in this way somehow supported and supported our people and the audience, who had not seen us on stage for a long time, because we had not yet, well, when this project began, we had not yet resumed our theatrical activities. so, it was quite well received and people wanted to hear the word is beautiful, poetry is modern, military or classic, there is a difference, everyone chose what he liked, but in general, everyone chose modern poets and this one.

i have now finished reading the ukrainian classic ivan bagryany's tigrolov, and once at the end i also cried because i was again analyzing a certain path that people went through and who were sent to camps, and well, in those days, but at the end he wrote brave, i always have happiness and it inspires me so much now i am reading ivan franko's soychny krylo, that is, i am now interested in our classics . so i want to read it and everything related to our history of ukraine. i want to talk about one more project, a project that will give birth and even the whole ukrainian artistic movement. you are very much work within the framework of this project, in particular, holding auctions, this is how you collect money, what are you currently collecting money for, what have you already collected, what have you bought, for whom is this not

a project? low-income families with many children, as well as those who really need help right now, there are still immigrants there, and we are also engaged in providing assistance to our creative colleagues , people who work in the field of theater and cinema, this can be just humanitarian aid. we have certain educational projects. there is a marko project. how do we travel around villages that were under occupation with such a creative mission ? we have 20 people come to us there with a theatrical performance with a psychologist . we conduct art therapy for parents. of the kyiv region. we introduced the children to film professions and we filmed a scene from harry potter with them. they watched how the filming process really takes place

. what is this profession ? what is a cameraman? all day we were in chernihiv in a modular town , we were in chernivtsi, now we are planning vasylkiv, er, there is such a project . to buy musical instruments for her there, for example. the fact is that it is precisely to support them with these elementary resources to continue their creative activities, especially if they remained in ukraine and it is much more difficult for them now to buy a tool he is quite no no not cheap eh what else well, we fulfilled a childhood dream from the city of fastiv roman eh we bought him a bandura we bought him a bandura and how do you know about it he just applies they apply they write an application we consider it i see so much

the child really needs these, so we are looking for this instrument , we find it, we come to their home. the other day , we went there, got acquainted with this novel nearby, they send another video of how he plays there, everything else, they sign a contract stating that every month the child has send us some video report of her activities, if she doesn't send it, then it's about the tool. well, she returns it for the child , it's an incentive. if she sends us such video reports all year long, and we contact their teacher, if the child works, then she made this tool. he already has her on all my life, because there are still educational projects , that's what we had to talk about recently, well , in fact, we do a lot of things, and we have such a female feminist group. well, that's the women's team. well, it turned out like that, but

sometimes we invite guys who help us carry the boxes without you, you already said that with the performances. we traveled to different cities of ukraine and were in chernihiv in chernivtsi. in particular, i heard what is the difference between the audience in chernihiv in the de-occupied territory and in chernivtsi, well, in a relatively safe area like they react differently and they react differently. but to be honest, we were in chernivtsi and we held a march to the very end for those people who were forced to leave their homes. that is, these are people who, in fact, were left with nothing and live there somewhere in the dormitories in chernihiv, people who were also affected, but some of them still had their homes in the modular town near chernihiv, there is a village and they built it just in the modular town , this is the model town we came to. they did such a cool thing, that's why i can't say who among them is better and who is worse, everyone has their own

injuries, so there are no people who are now uh without an injury and they don't have any pain, but regarding the auction, we don't hold it from the fund, i do now, by the way, eh and blindfold where i played an mma athlete . i have all the gloves i used to fight and train in. and my friend is going to take a car to bakhmut and i think i'll put them up for auction. i've never done anything like that. well, it's more difficult for me, but after all, it is not a media personality for me to sell them there, it is such crazy money, but i put them on the market, i think, well, at least with some money, i can help. and here , one guy bought them for 10,000 , it started with a thousand, and one girl, too i fought for them in parallel and says i give 12 i say you if the auction was over, in principle, i said that he, uh, what would he do? if he took them, uh, why would the guy say, look, we have a girl, she also struggled a lot, we lived, let's go. and he has already received the money, i say. let me return

the money to him. maybe we'll give it to her. it will be very nice to her, i know her in principle and personally, he says fine, let them stay with you , it will be my deposit and he said not to return the funds. in this way, yes, i paid for 22,000. they have already been put up for auction. not yet. i am preparing to give away only the mittens i think i will give my golden shower only to those who will need it here, maybe it will become even more popular, somehow well, as in the media, so many films have been released. and now you here in our studio can introduce something, it is great that you are interested in young ukrainian actors and creative people in general it's very nice and watching there lately, the week of film criticism has passed, such a famous ukrainian film festival, we had a break in ukrainian films, seriously, you want to cry from happiness just because

people are really interested in what's going on, and in such difficult times, supporting the movie theater is nice, let's continue moving in that direction. well, i think you're also sure that after the victory, it will definitely be only on ukrainian films we will go to the cinema because we won't have any more russians and our cinema will be even cooler than hollywood , thanks to actresses like you in particular, we thank you very much for coming to our studio, actress marina koshkina was a guest

of the face column today on the marathon broadcast the only news continues, it was like in a movie, hundreds of thousands of cassettes how many were my names on the radio interception carousel who where is telling the truth and who is playing piggies, the prisoner seemed to be a russian we have to take the trk for ourselves , it got stuck, they also threw theirs, you can already go out on the territory of the 91st sergeant now, who is mom, dad, let's go back to medical cannabis, 24 wounded, he didn't break, he could chop you off, they gathered you together robocop ihor mitlushan, the chief sergeant of the company of the donbass ngu battalion volunteered to go to the front in 2014 as a member of the kyiv-1 battalion, in two years he transferred to

airborne assault troops met a major war on the border with the russian federation in the luhansk region as part of the donbas battalion in the fall of 2022 during the battles in the liman direction, received 23 wounds as a result of the bursting of a cluster projectile, a hurricane, and spent seven months in a hospital bed dedicated his first independent steps to the commander-in-chief of the armed forces valery i congratulate you, mr. igor, and first of all, i want to thank you for being our guest. it was not an easy way to visit us. the story of your injury 23 the wounding happened all at once, so where did it happen? and what happened? they underwent an operation and were removed from the group. there are still hostilities going on. i won’t say the location of the region. maybe it’s the donetsk region from the point where they should have come to

the group formations and they arrived. they said that they had arrived. they were waiting. with the company commander until they arrive, they go to the point where they were supposed to be, and then we had to light up on the ksp in order to continue to manage that battle. having passed the point , he again says that we passed it. we get into the car , and the commander of the adjacent unit was with us in before the car reached that point, we saw that the cossack was overturned from the explosion of an aerial bomb, or the car was an armored car, and two apcs on the right and two on the left were stuck in the bushes. he moved from the left side to the right side , they started pulling out the armored personnel carrier from the right side, here