of the centenary of the birthday of the director of the film "shadows of forgotten ancestors" serhiy parajanov haruk's documentary talks about the work on the legendary film about the hutsuls, about its actors and residents of the verkhovyna region who took part in the filming. at one time shadows of forgotten ancestors was one of the best ukrainian films. the tape won many international awards awards i liked this couple, i liked that we watched such a great movie with her, i really like the story of serhii peradzhanov, also the hutsul dialect and how people really talked, like in real life, was very well conveyed, and i also liked watching it with from the point of view of journalism, how the story line was built, editing, summaries, it was very... organic and i actually liked it, i also watched the film the price of forgotten ancestors, and read the novel, and to be honest, the most interesting thing is to watch just such interviews , which transmit exactly when you look already at the elders of these actors, when you learn their real emotions and thoughts about the film, about the complexit

well : planned and creative events, in particular, an evening celebrating the centenary of serhiy parajanov'sthday and dialogues about the creativity of ukrainian dissidents. and i think that the people who come here will get acquainted with those fantastic people of our culture, such as yevhen sverstyuk, myroslav popovych, ivan dzyuba, roman korogotskyi, parajana. serhiy paradzhanov, ihor dychenko, others, others, others, some know, some know less, but we open them for ourselves, and for readers and viewers. a clean city, everyone's business in poltava, a two-month cleanliness campaign continues, within the framework of which toloka was organized in the city arboretum, our anna morozova saw that volunteers found piles of waste. almost two hundred people gathered in the city park poltava, everyone has gloves and garbage bags in their arsenal. the participants of the toloka disassemble the inventory, divide into groups and move deep into the arboretum for a large-scale cleaning of the territory. in fact, everyone can organize, just gather a few neighbors, take bags somewhere and just go out an