"SERVING THE FATHERLAND" SOURCE MATERIALS (2000-2009)

Chursin Vladimir Alekseevich talks about working in his studio for 35 years, about the increased rent for the premises, is surprised by the indifference of the city authorities to the fates of veteran artists, talks about utility bills for the premises, is outraged by the dismissive attitude of municipal authorities to architectural objects of historical heritage in Yekaterinburg.

Chursin V.A. shows his paintings, mixes paints on a palette, paints on canvas.

General view of the studio.

Chursin V.A. at work.

Hands wipe the brush with a rag.

Stacks of paintings on the shelves.

Posters of personal exhibitions of the artist Chursin V.A. The artist's tools, tubes of paint, brushes, fabric.

A painting depicting walking women.

Igor Ivanovich Simonov talks about working in his studio for 50 years, about the increased rent for the premises, possible eviction, is indignant at the arbitrariness of officials, talks about utility bills, is surprised at the indifference of city authorities to the fates of veteran artists.

Simonov I.I. about his library and collection of paintings.

Simonov I.I. looks out the window.

Simonov I.I. takes brushes, goes to the painting.

An old desk with books, pencils, brushes.

A wall with plaster masks and a cabinet with papers.

A view from the window of an intersection through a glass with brushes.

A spatula and brushes on the table.

A view from the window of the building of the Ural Federal University and the intersection.

Stacks of paintings on the shelves and on the floor of the studio.

A palette on the wall.

A painting depicting men.

Portrait of Pushkin A.S. Paintings on the walls, old electrical plugs on the table.

Simonov I.I. opens the window.

A man walks down the corridor, looks at the doors with office numbers.

A door with a sign "Survey Department".

A reminder sheet about paying utility bills on the door.

Boris Alekseevich Gladkov talks about the increased rent for the premises, negative impressions from communicating with officials, talks about his dream of becoming an artist after the war, about his fellow soldier - director Yuri Nikolaevich Ozerov, about friends in Latvia, about his painting "Chkalov V.P." Orders and medals on the veteran's chest and a portrait of Marshal Zhukov. B.A. Gladkov shows his paintings, writes a letter, goes into the studio.

Paintings and photographs in the studio.

Studenikin Mitrofan Yakovlevich looks at photographs in the office, talks to a correspondent, talks on the phone, puts on a white coat, shows his badge, an icon on the wall, combs his hair.

Smirnova Maria with a baby comes into the professor's office, asks to examine the child after a fall.

Studenikin M. Ya. examines the child, writes out a referral to a neurologist, escorts the woman along the corridor.

Studenikin M. Ya. walks along the hospital corridors, heads to the department of newborns and premature babies, talks to the staff, goes down the stairs, looks into offices, talks to children in the corridor, talks about the hospital departments, takes the child in his arms, the doctors talk to the professor.

Studenikin M. Ya. takes part in a consultation, talks to small children in the ward.

Studenikin M. Ya. announces the names of the applicants at a meeting of the dissertation council.

The candidates come to the podium, the video projector is working, the academic council listens to the speakers, the academic secretary announces the results of the hearings.

The audience is in the hall, the candidate is on the podium.

Studenikin M.Ya. is in the presidium.

The fighters of the special unit "Cobra" are training in the gym (rope, "wall bars").

The instructor puts handcuffs on the swimmer, the man with his hands cuffed behind his back dives into the pool, swims, the instructor helps him out of the water.

The officer of the "Cobra" unit talks about the fighters' training and the swim test with cuffed hands.

In the gym, the fighter talks about the exercise machines, shows the toilet, the dormitory room, the corridor.

Major Schertz shows the weapons of the special unit.

A mannequin in a helmet with armored glass.

Major Schertz shows a Glock 17 pistol, additional equipment, a flashlight.

The armored glass of the helmet has a trace of a bullet.

Major Schertz holds in his hands an assault rifle "AUG Steyr" with optical and laser sights, a plastic transparent magazine for cartridges, talks about the characteristics of the weapon.

Major Schertz shows a pump-action shotgun for destroying obstacles and doors, an electroshock pistol with a laser sight, a multi-purpose pistol for firing tear gas cartridges, signal and gas cartridges, picks up a rifle with an optical sight, demonstrates body armor, helmets, armor plates, and lists technical specifications.

A muzzled service dog.

A police patrol with a dog walks along the platform of the Kazansky railway station.

Senior shooter of the 3rd section of the 3rd platoon Vorobyov Andrey Aleksandrovich talks about cases of detaining criminals at the station.

Legs of police officers and a muzzled shepherd dog.

A police patrol with a dog walks along the platform (several angles).

The patrol checks a citizen's documents in the waiting room, detains him, and escorts him to the duty station.

A police patrol with a dog in the hall of the Kazansky railway station stops men with large bags, takes them aside, and searches their luggage.

At the train station, a policeman checks a man's documents.

A police patrol with a dog in the hall of the Kazansky railway station stops a man with a large bag, takes him aside, searches his luggage, checks his documents, and the dog sniffs the bag.

Three policemen with a dog in the hall of the Kazansky railway station (several angles).

The dog sniffs the luggage.

In the military unit of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, the duty officer announces an alarm signal, a light flashes (two takes).

The alarm sounds, a soldier opens a pyramid with Kalashnikov assault rifles, the soldiers take weapons and magazines with cartridges (two takes).

The soldiers put on bulletproof vests, helmets, and take transparent shields (several takes).

The soldiers in gear with shields go down the stairs, run out of the building, and line up (two takes).

The soldiers get into the back of a truck.

A siren sounds, a police car with a flashing light and a ZIL-4333 truck drive out of the parade ground (several takes).

A blue flashing light on the roof of the car.

A policeman speaks on the radio.

Fighters in the stadium stands.

Soldiers in uniform, with shields.

A line of soldiers with shields on the square in front of the stadium.

An officer gives instructions.

A soldier near the turnstiles speaks on the radio.

Soldiers pass the stadium turnstiles.

A dog handler with a German shepherd.

An officer inspects the line of soldiers.

The soldiers turn around and run to the stands.

The soldiers line up on the field in front of the stands (two takes).

Soldiers' legs in combat boots.

Soldiers on the stadium stands.

A stadium lighting mast.

Soldiers practice forming up with shields before the match.

Soldiers with batons run along the stands.

On the stands, soldiers in football club scarves pretend to be fans, shout, and wave flags.

Soldiers with batons run along the stands.

A policeman with a radio.

Soldiers surround the crowd of "fans on the stands", detain "hooligans".

A crew of missile officers conducts a training session on a simulator of an intercontinental nuclear missile launcher.

The soldiers sit at the control panels, press buttons, and look at the monitors.

The captain hands the keys to launch the missile to the senior lieutenant.

The key is inserted into the lock on the control panel.

The crew carries out commands, the senior lieutenant presses buttons on the panel, and makes entries in the log.

The captain speaks on the radio.

The senior lieutenant reports to the regiment commander over the microphone about readiness, and turns on the fire extinguishing system on the panel.

The captain reports over the radio about a fire at the command post.

The senior lieutenant makes an entry in the log.

The indicators blink and the buttons on the panel light up.

The captain hands the keys to launch the missile to the senior lieutenant, and orders him to insert the key.

The servicemen press buttons, look at the monitors, and report on the execution of orders.

The indicators blink and the buttons on the panel light up, and an alarm sounds.

The captain speaks over the radio about the completion of the task.

The captain orders the crew to prepare to launch a nuclear missile strike.

The officers report their readiness.

The senior lieutenant reports on the status of the technical systems and makes an entry in the log.

The captain reports the absence of communication, orders the radio station to be turned on, and hands the keys to launch the missile to the senior lieutenant.

The senior lieutenant inserts the key into the lock on the control panel.

On the command "launch," the senior lieutenant turns the key.

The captain speaks on the radio; handing over boxes of keys.

A hand opens the lid on the panel, inserts the key into the lock, turns the key (several takes).

The "Combat Mode" board.

The panel, illuminated buttons, indicators.

Soldiers at the control panels.

The "Duty Mode" indicator.

The "Combat Post No. 2" sign.

Senior Lieutenant Evgeny talks about classes at the military institute on the intercontinental nuclear missile launcher simulator, the training of missile officers for service, and talks about being on duty at the launcher panel.

Evgeny walks through the barracks, enters the recreation room, talks about the life of the soldiers, shows the symbolic key given by the Minister of Defense on the day the regiment entered combat duty (several takes).

The soldiers play backgammon, chess, read newspapers.

Evgeny plays the guitar and sings, the soldiers sing along.

A turtle swims in an aquarium.

Cadets-pupils of the 28th NBC Protection Brigade in military camouflage uniform communicate with classmates, teachers, enter a classroom.

On the parade ground, cadets are in formation, an officer is nearby.

The guys are practicing drill exercises, learning to report to the commander.

The senior lieutenant points out the guys' shortcomings, demands that they make the marching step clearer.

The guys leave the line, perform turns, march, give a military salute, report to the officer, stand in formation (several takes).

The cadets line up, on command they begin to march, keeping a distance.

The senior lieutenant conducts a briefing on the marching step.

The cadets slowly practice the marching step, the officer keeps count.

The feet of the marching guys.

The cadets march in lines of 3 people, sing a marching song (two takes).

At the officer's command, the cadets stop, listen to the thanks, and report according to the regulations.

The cadets are having lunch in the canteen.

History lesson.

Textbooks on the desk "Physics 10th grade", "Russian literature".

A young man is reading a textbook.

A page from a school diary.

A young man is practicing boxing punches on a bag in the gym.

Cadets in gas masks overcome an obstacle course.

Smoke screen.

The guys encourage each other with shouts.

The young man falls, finishes the distance, takes off his gas mask.

Two cadets are walking along the unit's territory, talking about their studies, parents, going to the checkpoint, saying goodbye (two takes).

In the utility room, a cadet is cutting his comrade's hair with clippers.