"I Serve the Fatherland" source materials (2000)

Conversation between Archpriest Vladislav Sveshnikov and musician Konstantin Kinchev.

Father Vladislav answers Kinchev's questions about Christianity and personality development, talks about morality, philosophy, and Old Testament commandments.

Father Vladislav answers Kinchev's question about whether a musician can preach, discusses national self-awareness, relationships between believers of different religions, overcoming vanity and pride, and humility.

The 242nd training center for junior specialists of the Airborne Forces.

Airborne Forces cadets on the parade ground, a priest is preparing for the ceremony in front of the formation, a choirboy is nearby.

Priest Petr Lysenko lights candles, reads a sermon and performs a blessing ceremony for the soldiers.

The priest talks about his mission to Chechnya, about parachute jumps.

The soldiers march in formation across the parade ground.

The priest takes off his vestments and packs his suitcase.

The priest tells the soldier to take holy water to the soldiers and pour it into flasks.

The priest talks with the soldiers, reporters and the commander.

242nd training center for junior specialists of the Airborne Forces, shooting at the firing range.

Meeting of the Russian Defense Minister Sergei Ivanov and the Turkish Defense Minister with journalists.

Rows of soldiers of the honor guard of the Turkish army.

The Turkish flag flutters on the flagpole.

Ivanov S.B. and Mehmet Vecdi (Vecdi) Gonul (Gonul) go out to the honor guard.

Report of the chief of the honor guard.

To the sounds of the orchestra, Ivanov and Gonul walk along the line of soldiers, the banners are in the foreground.

The defense ministers of Russia and Turkey are photographed in the hall for ceremonial events.

Camera operators with cameras in the hall.

Dictaphones on the table.

Press conference.

Ivanov and Gonul give speeches on bilateral intergovernmental agreements on military cooperation, an agreement on the prevention of incidents at sea outside territorial waters and the fight against terrorism.

Ivanov S.B. speaks about the situation in Chechnya and the normalization of the situation in the republic.

Veteran of the partisan movement Ekaterina Ivanovna Khromova, interview.

Khromova E.I. talks about her service during the war in a special-purpose partisan regiment, talks about the life of a partisan detachment, living conditions, the formation of partisan detachments, Stalin's policies, women in the partisan movement, the Belarusian offensive operation, the reunification of partisans with the Red Army, the sons of the regiment and the population's assistance to the partisans.

Close-up of medals and orders.

Khromova E.I. talks about her orders and awards.

Mistral-class universal landing ship and helicopter carrier.

Chemical protection suits on hangers indoors.

A French officer attaches an information sheet to the board.

Signs with inscriptions in French.

Bunk beds in the crew's cabin.

A desk and a telephone on the wall in the cabin.

A toilet.

A female officer walks along the corridor.

General view of the bunk beds in the crew's cabin.

Cabin lighting controls and a telephone on the wall.

French naval officers in the corridor.

A stand with a diagram of the ship and a photograph.

A stand with photographs of the crew.

A gas mask on the wall near the stairs.

A staircase down with railings.

Two French sailors in caps and jackets.

A stand with photographs of the crew.

A city embankment.

Night shot: a submarine and a Mistral-class helicopter carrier at the pier.

View of the helicopter carrier at the pier, lights on the deck.

A platoon of airborne cynologists in a kennel for training service dogs.

The kennel, the camera moves along the enclosures, the dogs eat from bowls.

A German shepherd barks at the cameraman.

Soldiers at the training ground are brushing dogs.

The instructor talks about the training of a service dog named Khan, explains the cynological term "guide" (a person who plays the role of a villain during the training of service dogs to catch and detain criminals and border trespassers), what a cynological sleeve is, about the temperament of a dog, training to prepare dogs for patrolling.

The instructor continues to brush the dog, talks about the use of dog hair, shows a belt.

Soldiers are brushing dogs.

A soldier leaves a wooden building and walks across the yard.

Goats and chickens, evening milking and collecting eggs, soldiers (a private and warrant officer Grigory Vasilyevich) talk about running a subsidiary farm.

Soldier-instructors with dogs walk through the tall grass at the edge of the forest, line up, and run into the forest on command.

Practicing searching for and detaining an intruder in conditions close to combat (staged filming with takes at various stages of training).

After the detention, a soldier in the subject's suit answers the reporter's questions, talks about the specifics of his profession, about the subject's role as a psychologist in dog training, shares his impressions of the work, shows the protection of the working hand (insert in the suit sleeve).

Close-up of the shepherd's head.

The fighter's feet in sneakers.

The soldier talks about the dogs' behavior during training and about Khan's character.