The collection includes six Super 8 films from 1985–1987, covering domestic, political, and industrial subjects. The home videos document family leisure time and trips. The political footage captures the routes of the October and May Day demonstrations in Lviv.
The collection includes one home movie from the 1970s, shot on 16-mm film in the Poltava region. It documents Soviet wedding rituals, combining folk customs—the welcome with bread and salt and the festive banquet—with the laying of flowers at a monument to those who fought in World War II.
The collection includes 13 films from 1984 to 2000, shot on Super 8 and 8 mm film. They document family life in Crimea: childhood, travels, beach vacations, hiking trips, and weddings.
The collection includes 33 films from 1966 to 1988 shot on Super 8 and 8 mm film, documenting family life, the childhoods of the three daughters, travels, and celebrations. Family comedy sketches hold a special place in the collection.
The collection includes 24 films from 1974–1989 shot on Super 8 and 8 mm film, documenting family life and the filmmaker's children's childhood. The footage captures games, leisure activities, family trips, school celebrations, and walks through public spaces in Lviv.
The collection includes 12 films from the 1980s and 1990s shot on 8 mm film. They document family life, childhood, travel, weddings, and leisure activities in the late Soviet era: gatherings, feasts, picnics, sports games, and dances. Some of the footage captures the October demonstrations.