theme 23.03.1999 (1999)

The presenter begins the program at the entrance to the television center.

The sign says "Public Russian Television".

Chronicle: October Revolution, "Shooting of the House of Soviets" 1993, storming of the Ostankino television center, glass riddled with bullets, a soldier with a machine gun sitting on the steps, a meeting of the State Duma, the building of the State Duma of the Russian Federation.

The topic of the program is Morality and Television.

Recently, television screens have literally been filled with footage of violence and cruelty.

State Duma deputies approved the law "On the Supreme Council for the Protection of Morality in Television and Radio Broadcasting of the Russian Federation" Guests in the studio are Stanislav Govorukhin - director, Anatoly Lysenko - Soviet and Russian television figure, Anatoly Pristavkin - writer.

The presenter talks about the adoption by the State Duma of a new law on the protection of morality in television and radio broadcasting.

Stanislav Govorukhin answers the question of what caused the adoption of the law on morality in television and radio broadcasting.

Stanislav Govorukhin talks about the spiritual forces of the nation, censorship and how the Supreme Council for the Protection of Morality will work.

Lysenko Anatoly answers the question of why television workers react sharply to the new law.

Lysenko Anatoly talks about political morality and the Chechen war.

Pristavkin Anatoly talks about the Chechen war and the media.

Lysenko Anatoly talks about censorship in the media.

Stanislav Govorukhin talks about his film "The Great Criminal Revolution".

Pristavkin Anatoly talks about the deputies of the State Duma, the Supreme Council for the Protection of Morality and Censorship.

Stanislav Govorukhin talks about who will be on the Supreme Council for the Protection of Morality and Censorship.

Lysenko Anatoly talks about the work of moral councils in other countries and the people who will join the council in Russia.

Lysenko Anatoly talks about his work on state television.

Stanislav Govorukhin talks about privatization and financial pyramids.

Stanislav Govorukhin answers the question of what immoral programs exist on television.

Stanislav Govorukhin talks about the program of journalist Svanidze N.K. "Zerkalo".

Pristavkin Anatoly talks about officials and oligarchs.

Polyakov Valery - parliamentary correspondent talks about the decline in morality in society.

Antonov Andrey, a representative of NTV, says who in the council will decide what to watch on television.

Lysenko Anatoly talks about the work of the advertising council on television.

The host talks about the speech of Makashov M.M. Stanislav Govorukhin talks about the deputies of the State Duma.

Barabash Ekaterina, a journalist of an independent newspaper, talks about corruption.

Stanislav Govorukhin answers the question of whether there will be corruption in the council being created.

Stanislav Govorukhin answers the question of whether the president can veto the law.

Stanislav Govorukhin talks about how independent media will behave if the law is passed.

Stanislav Govorukhin talks about respect for opinions.

The host talks about the information that was broadcast on one of the channels about the Prosecutor General of the Russian Federation.

Pristavkin Anatoly talks about his attitude to the information that was broadcast on one of the channels about the Prosecutor General of the Russian Federation.

Stanislav Govorukhin talks about the information that was broadcast on one of the channels about the Prosecutor General of the Russian Federation.

Kostenko Boris - a TV journalist talks about the unprotected society from the influence of television.

Lysenko Anatoly talks about the protection of journalists and the media.

Stanislav Govorukhin talks about freedom of speech on television and in the media.

Stanislav Govorukhin says that the law on the protection of morality will help freedom of speech in the media.

Pristavkin Anatoly tells a joke, recalls the film "Born Free" and freedom of speech.

The host says goodbye to the audience.

The host says that this was the hundredth program Tema.