Abstract
In this article, two little-known lectures of 1932 of the genius Ukrainian film director and script writer Oleksandr P. Dovzhenko in the Moscow State Institute of Cinematography (Higher State Institute of Cinematography, All-Union State Institute of Cinematography, now the All-Russian State University of Cinematography named after S. A. Gerasimov) were investigated and analised; the reasons for conducting these lectures in Moscow State Institute of Cinematography and not in the Kyiv State Institute of Cinematography (All-Ukranian State Institute of Cinematography, Kyiv State Institute of Film Engineers) were given; the relationship of his creative activity in domestic cinema as a director of feature films and pedagogical activities as a leading Ukrainian mentor of creative youth were mentioned.