Sight №208 05.04.1999 (1999)

Discussion of the difficulties of movement across Yugoslavia due to military actions.

An excerpt from a 1998 concert featuring Yuri Shevchuk in memory of those killed in Chechnya.

Alexander Lyubimov talks about the bombing of Belgrade.

A report from St.

Petersburg about the dismissal of American teachers from the BSTU "Voenmekh" named after D.F. Ustinov.

Rector Yuri Savelyev explains the reasons for the dismissal of the teachers.

Lecturer Jeremy Guin answers related questions.

Yu.P. Savelyev talks about sanctions against the university.

Students' opinions on the current situation.

Yu.P. Savelyev reads out the order to reinstate teachers in their positions.

A meeting of members of the socio-political movement "Student" at the BSTU "Voenmekh", a discussion of a trip to Belgrade for humanitarian purposes.

Students as guests of the program, a continuation of the conversation about the trip.

Causes and consequences of military conflicts.

Reflections on moral and ethical standards.

How exactly are young people going to help the people of Yugoslavia?

Discussion of NATO activities.

A story about a student action in St.

Petersburg, a tribute to the memory of the victims.

The search for simple solutions - a necessity or a whim.

What is patriotism and how is it expressed.

A teleconference with Belgrade, correspondent Andrei Kirisenko talks about the current situation in the city.

A story about Andrei Tarkovsky and his film "Stalker".

The director's birthplace: the city of Yuryevets and the village of Zavrazhnoye.

Fellow villagers share their memories of the director.

Memorial Day at the Tarkovsky Museum. V.S. Terentyev remembers his friend and discusses the connection between the film "Stalker" and world events.

Yuryevets, local residents talk about cinema and its connection with the search for the meaning of life.

Director Tatyana Zhilyanina talks about the museum.

Panorama of the city.

Sergei Bodrov reports the account number for transferring funds to victims of the bombing.

An excerpt from a concert in Belgrade.