Sight 26.06.2000 (2000)

Caption: Yugoslavia, Kosovo, June 22, 2000. Shevchuk Yuri sings at a concert for soldiers of the Russian contingent in Kosovo.

Soldiers' faces at the concert, soldiers sing along with Shevchuk Yuri, cameraman with a video camera.

In the studio, Shevchuk Yuri and Kirisenko Andrei, who have returned from Kosovo.

Shevchuk Yuri speaks about the difficult return from Kosovo and how they miraculously survived.

Kirisenko Andrei speaks about the situation in Kosovo and the media's coverage of the situation in the Balkans.

Kirisenko Andrei speaks about the blown up and demolished Orthodox churches in Serbia.

Kirisenko Andrei and Shevchuk Yuri speak about the conflict with the Albanians that arose during the film crew's stay in Serbia.

Shevchuk Yuri speaks about the hyacinth of Orthodox people in Serbia.

Video clip from Serbia: Village.

Velika Reka, Church of the Holy Trinity.

Ruins of a destroyed Orthodox church and barbed wire.

Two monks and Yuri Shevchuk enter the destroyed church.

A fire inside the empty church, sooty walls.

Yuri Shevchuk holds a burnt cross in his hands.

A hole in the wall of the church.

View of the destroyed Church of the Holy Trinity.

Yuri Shevchuk and two priests walk around the building of the destroyed and burnt church.

The priest writes on the sooty wall Christ is risen!

Father Mikhail, a priest of the military department of the Moscow Patriarchate, speaks about the burnt church.

The sooty and desecrated church building.

Caption: The village of Slovinje, Church of St.

Nicholas, 16th century.

View of the ruins of the church, collapsed, bricks and concrete beams.

A policeman, priest Father Mikhail and the military stand on the ruins of the church.

Serbian priest Father Miroslav on the ruins of the church speaks about the church blown up by Albanians and the houses of the Serbs.

Serbian priest Father Miroslav speaks about the UCK inscriptions on the walls of destroyed houses.

Caption: Monastery of St.

Urosh, 17th century.

Soldiers and a monk near the ruins of a destroyed church, wall of a destroyed church.

Destroyed building of the church library, burnt books.

Priest Father Mikhail holds an ancient book found in the destroyed library.

Caption: Monastery of the Holy Archangel, 6th century.

View of the monastery ruins.

In the destroyed church, Father Mikhail holds a burnt Felonion — the outer liturgical vestment of an Orthodox priest.

Kaportsev Dmitry, lieutenant colonel of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia, speaks about initiating criminal cases for the destruction of churches.

View of the monastery ruins.

A Serbian nun speaks about the plundering of the monastery by Albanians.

Medvedev Nikolai, senior sergeant in the church, speaks about the desecration of the church.

An icon with scratched letters UCK. Medvedev Nikolai - senior sergeant speaks about a tombstone smashed by Albanians.

At the cemetery Medvedev Nikolai - senior sergeant speaks to the guards and escort of the nuns of the monastery.

A grave cross in the cemetery.

Cemetery crosses are stacked crosses are stacked near the wall.

View of the monastery building.

Cross on the roof of the monastery.

View of the monastery grounds and a fountain.

A sentry with a machine gun on the monastery bell tower.

A tank standing next to the monastery building and the barrel of a machine gun.

A monk with a rake on the monastery grounds.

A man gets into a military vehicle accompanied by soldiers, the barrel of a machine gun.

A monk and a Serbian man at a destroyed and desecrated grave.

Priest Father Mikhail rings the bell of the destroyed bell tower.

Caption: Church of St.

Nicholas, 14th century.

The building of a small church, the dome of the church lies on the ground.

Caption: Church of Saints Peter and Paul.

View of the ruins and remains of the wall, in the foreground an empty crumpled can of "Coca-Cola".

Shevchuk Yuri stands next to an icon in a burnt-out church.

Caption: Monastery of the Holy Archangels, 14th century.

View of the monastery ruins and a monk.

Caption: Church of the Holy Trinity.

View of the church ruins.

Panorama of the ruins and the dome of the church lying on the ground.

Bishop Artemije, Archbishop of Raska and Prizren, speaks about the help of the Russian military present in Serbia.

Two Russian servicemen carry a church bell from the destroyed church.

The servicemen place the bell in the cabin of an armored personnel carrier.

A gray-haired woman in the church tells the Russian military that the Serbs will not survive without their help.

A small bird under the dome of the church, the bird flies out the open door of the church.

Kirisenko Andrey names the names of the people who helped film the story about Kosovo.

Shevchuk Yuri speaks about the TV channel's film crew.

Shevchuk Yuri speaks about the events in Yugoslavia.

The presenter talks about people with memory loss and the story that was shown in the previous program.

The presenter talks about the chief psychiatrist of the Kaluga region, who called the program and reported on the increasing number of cases of people with memory loss being hospitalized.

Video story: Sergei from Izhevsk found himself in an underground vodka factory, from where he miraculously managed to escape.

The man is sitting in a hospital ward, boxes of vodka are in a warehouse.

Vladimir from the Tyumen region, spent four months in the Kaluga psychiatric hospital, after the story in "Vzglyad" his wife found him.

A man walks along an alley, a man and a crying woman.

Alexander found himself in a car with his hands tied and his eyes taped shut, jumped out of the moving car.

All these people remember that they are given something to drink, and then they forget everything.

A glass of liquid.

People are walking down the street.

A fragment of the program "I'm looking for you" presenter Igor Kvasha and a man who has lost his memory.

Shurik found himself wandering along railroad tracks in the Saratov region.

A man walks along railroad tracks, rails and sleepers.

Monitors in a television editing room.

An operative of the Main Directorate of Internal Affairs of Moscow talks about Shurik, who cannot be identified, his photo is included in the missing persons register.

Shurik is connected to devices with headphones, looking at a monitor with inscriptions on the screen.

Shurik talks to a doctor, the doctor tells Shurik about his service in the army and asks questions.

The doctor assumes that Shurik is a military man and served in Mozdok.

A female correspondent talks on the phone with Boarding School No. 1 of the city of Mozdok.

The doctor says that Shurik has undergone special training in turning off his own memory.

Shurik and the doctor are walking down the street.

Vyacheslav Pavlovich Kotov, professor at the Serbsky Institute of Psychiatry, talks about the chemical origin of memory loss.

An operative of the Main Directorate of Internal Affairs of Moscow says that Shurik took a strong psychotropic drug, but the criminals' goal is unclear.

The territory of a psychiatric hospital, a sign with the hospital's daily routine.

Another man who lost his memory, the police brought him to the police after picking him up on the street in Moscow.

The man has a military ID in the name of Yuri Pushkin, but he does not remember it.

The man is sitting on a bed in a hospital ward.

Raisa Popravkina, Yuri Pushkin's aunt, says that Yuri does not recognize anyone.

People are sitting on a bench in the hospital yard.

Raisa Popravkina, Yuri Pushkin's aunt, says that Yura has terrible dreams, explosions, blood.

Yuri Shevchuk, Andrey Kirisenko and the host talk about cases of unexpected memory loss in people.

The host asks the viewers to look at Shurik's photo and call the studio if anyone recognizes him.

Shevchuk Yuriy answers the question what he thinks about President Milosevic Slobodan.

Shevchuk Yuriy and Kirisenko Andrey talk about Russian military in Serbia.

Shevchuk Yuriy sings a song in the studio, accompanying himself on the guitar.