, the scientists of the dovzhenko center from eh found ukrainian tapes abroad vovka's research-ukrainian photo whose management is a very large film studio that existed in ukraine from 1922 to the 1930s. this is what we call ukrainian hollywood. and in fact, we opened this previously unknown page of ukrainian history of ukrainian cinema. if it was marked by such a stormy beginning er and in the future we are already studying other milestones of ukrainian cinema , this year we had er to make an exhibition about ukrainian cinema of the 90s and an exhibition dedicated to the 95th anniversary of ukrainian animation and our study of cinema - it's not only exhibitions, it's also, um, movie screenings, such cows, movie screenings in ukraine, abroad, at festivals, it's also the publication of books, ah, ah , let's ask a question, because i'm actually why people are looking at the dovzhenko center now, and why it actually changed. let's do it in short, that's it for the audience we changed the head of the state cinema in the 19th year, a person came who was very far away from cinema, bu

bohdan appeared on his page he began with the following words if the dovzhenko center is not standingnow but the bulgakov museum is standing in kyiv - it will be difficult for ukrainian culture these symbols in we are here, the audience will go here, the broadcast of our broadcast today, they mentioned bulgakov quite often in their comments, it is clear that this topic is still heard and still bothers ukrainians. why did you write about dovzhenko in such a way center and about the bulgakov museum and about the fact that there will be you in ukrainian culture, ah, well, first of all , because we are losing ukrainian cultural centers because of that, i just want to remind you that recently in kyiv we lost the ukraine cinema , which was unforgotten ancestors are presented , in fact, it is closed, they lost the cinema with cinema panoramas, the cinema kyiv almost lost the cinema zhovten, but instead, er, kievans er, some so-called defend bulgakov, who has a very indirect relationship with kyiv, so he lived in kyiv unfortunately, his father was e-e sent to kyiv e from russia in order to ru

let's talk about the birthday of the dovzhenko center this year.is just today, and in addition to the fact that it is a birthday, there is a desire from some of the authorities. the dovzhenko center is happening. time so let's finally talk about well, come on, my friends, very briefly, why, why, after all, charles zakal, it seems to me that what is important there, i will explain why, i will explain why, listen, one historian wrote very well about what, listen, i also like what charles writes, but there is already a tradition she developed and is already written like this in the history books, there is someone ponomaryov, the late one, who refers to a famous ukrainian philologist and there is a tradition, the truth is that there is no tradition, this is the story of the fact that we do not have a tradition, ukrainian statehood was as long as there was green, it is three years, a little more. well, the 17th there, the 20th there, well, the second, yes, with a stretch, with breaks, and ah, in the last century, this means that ukrainian institutions w

well, i will remind you that the dovzhenko center is a large archive of our tapes where they store on, this is almost all of our film heritage is very important and it must be preserved now, and they want to transfer the center from dovzhenka to some office that did not do anything in particular, so cinematographers are very worried, and dariyovych yablonsky also called on mr. zelensky to preserve this collection and provide to scatter it and he wrote there an interesting moment that in march he offered to mr. oleksandr tkachenko and andriy yermako to help evacuate this entire collection to the italian legendary studio or not to read because it is the first i volunteered to accept this collection for safekeeping, but i did not receive any response, and this is of course enough embarrassing moments if you look at the fact that our museums did not prepare for evacuation and unfortunately, we lost many paintings, the russians took them. if we talk about the museum in ivankovo, this famous a story worthy of a screenplay, when the museum where the paintings of maria priymachenko were store