Lviv Intervision


2018; HD-video, 16:9, stereophonic audio; 13:30
Directors: Stanislav Menzelevskyi, Anna Onufriienko, Elias ParvulescoVoice / music: Lucy ZoriaSound: Anton PrykhodkoDesign: Anatoly BelovCommissioned by Lviv Film Commission, Lviv City Council, Lviv Film Center, Center for Urban History of East Central Europe
This audio-visual research illuminates the first decades of the mass distribution of Ukrainian television. One of the centers of this expansion was Lviv, where a factory of television equipment was created in 1957, and the first Ukrainian television “Lviv” released. Television brought the ceremoniality of military parades, the excitement of sports competitions, the cleverness of intellectual games and the sublimity cosmic spaces into each home. At the same time, the practice of television watching shaped a completely new type of individual: inspired, informed, but also passive, atrophied, and unable to articulate their own political position.
Public screenings:31.05.2018 at the Molodist Kyiv International Film Festival08.08.2018 at the PinchukArtCentre, Kyiv09.08.2018 at the Lviv International Short Film Festival Wiz-Art, Lviv27.10.2018 at the Ji.hlava International Documentary Film Festival, Jihlava, Czech Republic23.08.2019 at the Nad Bohom art residency film program, Vinnytsia04-20.10.2019 at the Time forward, two times back / Dot.to.dot exhibition, Дзиґа / Dzyga , Lviv11.11.2022 as a part of the program of the 54th Annual ASEEES Annual Convention, Chicago, USA 19.01.2023 at the Agitate gallery, Edinburgh, Scotland, UK