As part of the project the film was presented in Przemysl that was created last year and dedicated to 150 anniversary of «Valse Brillante» by Olga Kobylyanska. After the first screening of the film on the 6th of May at the East European State Higher School (PWSW) professor Stanislav Stempen held a speech. In his speech he noted the timeliness of the study of authorship and biography of Olga Kobylyanska. After all, her personality manifested the themes of European vector of Ukrainian intelligentsia of the Western Ukraine as well as seeds of gender subject matter that in late ХІХth and early ХХth century only began to be heard in Europe and in Ukraine. Besides students, the presentation was attended by members of the Ukrainian community.
«VIATEL» studio demonstrated at PWSW a short musical video-film «Into The Flame. History of the Conflict». This film is a cross section of more than three hundred history of conflict between Ukraine and Moscow, which now is at aggravated and heated condition. This film was made at «VIATEL» studio by students of the 5th year students-television directors in cooperation with their master Vasyl Viter.
«VIATEL» studio presented CDs with films «Valse Brillante. Olga Kobylyanska» and «Into The Flame. History of conflict Ukraine - Moscow» for Ukrainian gymnasium in the city of Przemysl, at the East European State Higher School at Przemysl (PWSW) and South-Eastern Research Institute in Przemysl.
It should be noted that Arseniy Yatsenyuk ‘Open Ukraine’ Foundation has been already supporting ‘Cultural Horizons’ Program for the sixth year in a row. This program is dedicated to promote Ukrainian culture abroad and integration of Ukrainian art into the global context. Every year as part of the program the Foundation provides travel grants to Ukrainian artists for participation in foreign festivals, exhibitions, contests, and, respectively, representing cultural achievements of modern Ukraine.
