Sight №236 22.11.1999 (1999)

An excerpt from the Vzglyad program on January 18, 1999: interviews with workers of the 1st May collective farm, including former refugees, about life in the Ryazan region.

The chairman of the collective farm, Oleg Fomin, goes to Ingushetia to get new refugees.

The guests of the program, Oleg Fomin, Alexey Kosulnikov, and Alexey Petrenko, discuss O. Fomin's idea and the difficulties involved.

The impressions of the chairman of the collective farm on the general state of agriculture in the country.

Filming in Ingushetia: the arrival of collective farmers at the military unit that helped O. Fomin with summer agricultural work.

Handing over food to soldiers. A. Kosulnikov and O. Fomin talk about the troops' attitude toward refugee migration. A. V. Petrenko's thoughts on how our people have been weaned off work for decades.

Filming from a military helicopter: a flight over a refugee camp.

Conversations with refugees, selection of candidates for resettlement to a collective farm.

Assembly point in Mozdok.

Only 8 people, including children, wanted to leave for the Ryazan Region.

The resettlers answer questions about the reasons for moving to a new place of residence.

Why the heads of other farms in Russia do not follow the example of O. Fomin.

The military unit took patronage over the street child Valentin Kovyakhov.

Fragment of the feature film "Old Nags" (2000, directed by E. A. Ryazanov).

Excerpt from the program "Vzglyad" from May 17, 1999: Eldar Ryazanov and Liya Akhedzhakova talk about the boy.

Valya Kovyakhov among the soldier-dog handlers.

Filming in November: V. Kovyakhov about life in the unit.

Elena Chukhareva, the wife of the unit commander, about school activities with her child.

Commander Yevgeny Chukharev about the possibility of sending the boy to the Suvorov Military School. V. Kovyakhov thanks L. M. Akhedzhakova for her participation in his fate.

The boy's life in his free time: correspondence with his grandmother, communication with a friend.