Sight №197 11.01.1999 (1999)

News on the personal investigation of the program "Vzglyad": missing Russian pilots found in Uganda.

Excerpts from the feature film "Prisoner of the Caucasus" (1996, directed by S. V. Bodrov).

Guest of "Vzglyad" is the actor who played the leading role Oleg Menshikov. O. E. Menshikov about his attitude to television and interviews.

Work in the theater: searching for playwrights and plays.

Is it easy to transfer stories from life to paper.

Excerpt from the program "Vzglyad" 1989: a story about Pyotr Malyshev, who has a horse in his city apartment.

Filming in 1993: military actions in Bosnia.

Filming in 1998: Alexander Mukharev and Dmitry Burov remember their fellow soldier Pyotr Malyshev and talk about his death.

Amateur filming: P. Malyshev in Bosnia.

Archive of the Plast studio, February 18, 1994: interview with P. Malyshev about participation in the wars of Transnistria and Yugoslavia.

Comments on the plot, discussion about the peculiarities of people's worldviews.

Difficulties in finding like-minded people. O. Ye.

Menshikov about the reasons for leaving the M. N. Ermolova Theater.

Fragment of the play "Woe from Wit".

Opinions on the work of theater critics.

Other theater works by O. Ye.

Menshikov, features of the creative approach.

Excerpts from the feature film "The Barber of Siberia" (1998, directed by N. S. Mikhalkov).

Nikita Mikhalkov's impressions of working with the actors. O. Ye.

Menshikov about the filming of the film and life in the barracks.

The influence of deep immersion in the filming process on everyday life.

Chronicles of Operation "Happy New Year!" Filming in St.

Petersburg: Dmitry Shagin organizes a Christmas party for street children.

Father Frost comes to a Moscow boarding school; sponsor - UPSA. The Vzglyad film crew delivers gifts from the Krasny Oktyabr factory and PepsiCo to the Vyazemsky orphanage.

Advertisement block. O.E. Menshikov answers questions from viewers.

The actor's future creative plans.

Contacts of the Dom Nadezhdy na Gore center.

A Christmas song performed by Russian rock musicians.