Movie 1

In 1873, the Taras Shevchenko Society of Ukrainian Literature was founded in Lviv in the name of establishing the nation, saving the language and culture. This is a story about its history from 1873 to 1914.

Movie 2

It is difficult to call the period between the two world wars favorable for the development of Ukrainian science and culture, the only center of which remained the Scientific Society. T. Shevchenko. However, with the arrival of Soviet power in Lviv, it was banned.

Movie 3

50 years after the ban, the Scientific Society named after T. Shevchenko. The indestructible brotherhood of intellect and conscience has returned to its homeland.

Based on Nikolai Gogol's story The Night Before Christmas.

The dream of the next life of the blacksmith Vakula, namely, the girl Oksana, requires as a necessary and sufficient condition of the marriage contract with Vakula to bring her from a distant Russian abroad, the subject of personal hygiene of the Empress herself. Then she will marry stupidly. The criminal element The devil, who had some of his male interests in the aforementioned village, is forced to help Vakula in such a piquant affair. Vakuli manages to safely roll abroad and bring the attribute of the Empress's underwear specified in the ultimatum. Oksana doesn't hold back, but she keeps her promise, and on the first night of her marriage, she visits Vakula's personal smithy, where a "miracle" takes place…

The film reveals the key episodes of the battle for Mariupol at the time, including the brilliant assault operation at dawn on 13 June 2014 by Azov volunteers, which drove the separatist fighters out of the city. In addition, other events are shown in detail: the bloody provocation of 9 May; the disturbing autumn when, after Ilovaisk, Mariupol was on the verge of falling; the crime against humanity — the rocket attack on the Skhidnyi neighborhood on 24 January 2015 and the successful offensive of the same Azov in February 2015 in Shyrokyne.

The film features: Serhii Taruta, Oleksandr Turchynov, Arsen Avakov, Enver Tskitishvili, CEO of Azovstal, Andriy Biletskyi, former Azov commander, Serhiy Korotkykh, Azov intelligence commander, Stepan Poltorak, former commander of the National Guard and former Minister of Defense, Ihor Pavlovskyi, then commander of Sector M, Viacheslav Abroskin, former chief police officer of Donetsk region, and others.