at the american film academy, it is one of those films that the guys who enter the film academy must watch, these are still such exceptions to the rules, they suddenly once such a movie is created, well, if you are a person so detailed, with such a very a serious approach to everything, now is the time when you can make a movie on your phone, so... how do you coincide with this time? you can shoot a movie on your phone, will there be any value in that? well, you just said about chukhrai, that is, in fact it turns out that theater and cinema originate from the author, that is, without the author it is not born at all, and where they are in general is the growth of screenwriting in our industry in russia, in the film industry, it was interesting to read recently. yes

, in any case, we are working in this direction, now a play is being written for our theater , and more than one by talented scriptwriters, and we are also looking for new young guys, in general, this is a very difficult task, to catch the word of a particular time, uh, to put them together, why there ostrovsky delighted everyone, because he was the essence. he drew these people directly from the depths of his soul, this was expressed in very precise words, in dialogues, in clashes, so they appeared, to seize the time, to create it, of course, this is a big, big difficulty, well, we are working, and you are working on it , but it seems to me that this is the time when, one way or another, works appear that are worthy of attention and will appear. and you have a school

for future young artists, people have been studying there since they were fourteen, but maybe there’s a new one nearby institution, and also a school for young screenwriters, so we have this idea to create a course for directors-screenwriters, directors-playwrights, because often directors are also people who adapt the play, they add.

what is all this about now? it is always about the same thing, about a person, about understanding, how can it be balanced? now we are talking about our main traditional value. the main traditional value of russia is life itself. in its various manifestations. about this, about everything, and if we talk about that, young people, these are... young, that is, we have two authors who work, this is oleg antonov, who is the head of the literary part of our theater, a wonderful actor, and he is also a wonderful screenwriter, he wrote the script for the film serota kazanskaya, and andrey zolotarev, who works mainly in cinema, is now writing a play for us, you said a phrase that lays the foundation for a miracle.

but there is only one goal, development, development and their successes, they inspire me very much, this is probably the most important thing, i came across the memories of one very good person, where he, among other things, writes that he understands our method of existence, our goals, he often met oleg pavlovich tabakov, who cruised the floors of power, in jeans, that means, quite simply, with keys, that means on his fingers, well for the purpose, in general... to build a theater

and build it as a building, and build it relatively corpses, and my task is the same, our theater, which is on sukharevskaya, seems to be done, but there is catastrophically no room there, we have one stage, that’s why i look with envy at theaters that have several stages, we there is no rehearsal room as such, so for all our ambitions...

wonderful anniversaries, but most importantly, in order for it all to be so wonderful, we need to work, it seems to me that this is the main, main conclusion from our podcast today , sorry, but so it turns out, unfortunately, i would like it to be somehow different, but endlessly in

the barriers that you may be inventing for yourself, maybe they exist, because it seems that there are no barriers in front of you, well then i will think that i will invent them . you are watching the precious stories podcast and we, its presenter and director of the all-russian

pushkin museum sergei mikhailovich nekrasov and ekaterina varkan, the author of surprisingly interesting books that are truly dedicated to jewelry, but double jewelry. we will try to talk about this somehow, yes, at least we’ll talk about him as a living person, in any case, i know that in mikhailovsky in trigorsky they pray for him as if he were alive, pushkin was very fond of jewelry, well, we we don’t know where he

got such a passion, maybe it’s from his ancestors, we know that he had african blood, in africa there is witchcraft associated with stones and jewelry, expression there and communication with...

here they are, that means, to determine some kind of community, their group, so to speak, commitment to each other, yes, they ordered such a ring, this is known, but no one has ever seen or heard of it, yes, it really is, by the way, it has been preserved. friend of their time, and behaved accordingly, by the way, if we talk about

the passion for rings and rings, then, of course, of course, this passion was not only among pushkin, but many of his other contemporaries, it is enough to recall the wonderful phrase of marina tsvitaeva, addressed to the generals of the twelfth year, oh, as it seems to me, you could with a hand full of rings and... and said that i was sick with a fever, so they cut my hair, about his fever may be

the most daring suspicions of what he was ill with, but in any case, the green lamp was such a cheerful, energetic, young circle, which, thank god, well, so to speak, was called up in time and somehow stopped because it had not outgrown some more serious outrageous societies, and we know that in the lyceum from which pushkin graduated, in the lyceum ... rings for graduates, but we know that pushkin’s graduate did not order rings, again it is known that several graduates had lyceum rings, which egor antonovich ingelgart personally ordered for them out of some kind of great love, sympathy, and such a ring was missed, and there is a memory that he wore this ring in siberia and... they corresponded with ingelgart, here is his portrait, by the way, and we will now

show pushchin too, and the portrait of pushchin, he really here he is very good, but as we know, pushchin had a very difficult fate, which was connected with the uprising of 1825, pushchin is one of such very notable decembrists, participants in the uprising, and of course, we will talk again in due time. there is a famous story about those rings that were, but in siberia he had a ring, a lyceum ring, which we can also show, yes, it was, by the way, it really is cast iron, but inside is silver, this is silver, which means insert on which these words, dates, names that were sometimes written for the owners of these wheels, but it’s interesting that ingulgart ordered... made of metal, that is , cast iron, so-called, for as if he had foreseen and seen it, but cast iron

is known why there is silver and gold inside, because the chubun does not live with human material, and even from the shackles the rings are forged, we know that they are lined inside with gold or silver so that a person can wear it, but besides the invention with these rings, we know that he also came up with a sign lyceum, oak as a sign eternity and so on, and laurel as a sign of glory, this is an owl sitting on a lyre, which the lyre is attached to scrolls on the sides, these two wreaths, this is what engelhard came up with as... the coat of arms of the lyceum, i will show this a little later, mikhailovich, here i am

i know that you intrigue us all the time, okay, then i’ll show you now, so, in front of us is the herp of the lyceum, which was invented by yegor antonovich angelgard, this one is made of pure silver, here it is, and it ’s already presented here, and this already our playback, you see the inscription 200 below years, badges were issued until the lyceum was closed. until 1917, each course marked its closest circle with just such a sign, and i , too, am a magician, sergei mikhailovich, you showed it - a lyceum sign. and i will also show it to you now, i also have this, apparently, i also graduated from the lyceum, and then you and i will see what year, what graduation i am, so we will do that, but the last few days, it has just recently come so generally joyful, so to speak, well, for me at least surprising, i didn’t expect the message that there was such a proposal,

and the president of the russian federation...

is well known, because after pushkin died, his widow allowed him to take some things of alexander sergeevich as a souvenir and different people got different things, including a ring with turquoise from pushkin, which went to konstantin danzas, a classmate, again pushkin’s policeman and his second, in general, this deadly duel, but unfortunately,

without humor and not without hints, because we know that after certain prediction one of the st. petersburg fortune tellers to pushkin , that he would die from a white man or a white horse, pushkin was very wary, wary of horses, and turquoise is considered a stone that warns against falling from a horse or some such thing, so to speak, then they went not only werham in

the carriage, the carriage could have turned over , in general there were a lot of troubles and... nashchekin in this way hinted to his friend that now he was not afraid at all, no horses, but we can also give such a reprise here, we know that pushkin natalia nikolaevna grancherova was given a ring with a betrothal for her engagement, she was the best horsewoman in st. petersburg, this is true, by the way, not only this stone was considered a stone that protects against violent death, and as konstantin kakarlovich danzas claimed. on the day of the duel, just on january 27, pushkin went to the duel without wearing this ring, it’s great, guys, i know how to sing, he’s a brave man, he fought well, he’s not afraid of blood, neither his own nor someone else’s, i want to change my life for the better, take so

change it, as we say, whoever changes it, so... they will exhaust it, the budget has passed all levels, at the highest approval our little trick was revealed, then pay what has already been paid, for you the goal is more important than people, judas, judas - brother you, he is just the opposite, no need to leave, i ask you , you leave, i ask you, follow me, big premiere, union of salvation, you should not wait for new incidents, where, when from monday, on the first, the first most populous country, the third economy.

we continue the precious stories podcast. today we are talking about alexander rings sergeevich pushkin. with you today is ekaterina varkan, the author of books on this topic, and i, the director

of the all-russian museum of alexander sergeevich pushkin, sergei nikrasov. we have, to our great joy, unlost rings, two unlost rings, which are again stored in the collections of your museum. and one of them, of absolutely extraordinary beauty with an emerald, this ring, therefore, is captured in the portrait of trapinin in the year twenty-seven, here are two rings on his right hand, on the thumb of his right hand, this is exactly the ring with the emerald that we just we saw the second ring, as contemporaries, so to speak, contemporaries recognized in it the vyrontsov ring, lost, but then we ’ll talk about it separately, but the ring... with an emerald, if i may, i want to say two more words, a ring with an emerald, it really was one of pushkin’s favorite objects, it went to vladimir

ivanovich dahl, this ring, he said , was pushkin’s, he already wrote about this at the end of 1837, that when he looked at it, sparks ran through him heels to... so pushkin was born on may 26, and we know that when he ended up in exile in mikhailovskoye, it means that he wrote to his brother lev all the time,

asking him to send this particular ring, nothing, that means his brother didn’t send it, that is, we understand that this ring, we don’t know where pushkin got it from, maybe he bought it, ordered it, someone gave it to him, but he had this ring with an emerald until the twentieth year, because in the twentieth year he left.

the ring is like on my finger, that is, we understand that the size of pushkin’s hand was the same as mine, that is, it is a very small hand, i have a small hand, but for a man this is quite small, now we can tell you, well, the second ring, which means we still have pushkin’s, is also in sergei mikhailovich’s funds, it is, this is the so-called raevskaya volkonskaya ring, although initially it, therefore, belonged to alexander sergeevich. and it is unknown where it came from, when it appeared, most likely during a trip through the crimea in the caucasus, when he was sent on a southern business trip from st. petersburg in the twentieth year, when he arrived, yes, here it is, he met his friends raevsky, with them he continued the trip, the excursion , basically then, too, there were black diggers and divers for ampharas, because in fact, here is marya

nikolaevna. it is very similar to the ancient one, there are three cupids that sit down in the boat, it is possible that this is the result of some kind of search, the stone seemed beautiful, one of the jewelers, so to speak, cut it, well , in a new way, so to speak, now, although it is really very similar to the old one, and carnelian, it is a very soft stone, so everyone loved to use it in the jewelry, so to speak, industry, let’s call it that. but when it appeared, somewhere maybe on some sort it was bought from a tatar or from a greek, he was in the crimea when he was traveling there, well, many pushkin scholars are struggling, we know, so to speak , trying to guess, so to speak, the solution to maria nikolaevna’s relationship with pushkin , whether they had love, they didn’t, well, in fact, raevskaya herself, so to speak, over time wrote in her memoirs that he always loved only his muse and no one else, gave a clear

answer and...

a gift uh by the time i graduated from high school, that is, this detail was still there, well, in general carnelian considers it as if from the russian word rejoicing from the heart and a stone of love, and many lovers, therefore, preferred this stone, but as such a significant gift, so to speak, and in fact, we have a third ring, it may also be the first in pushkin’s life , the second one here i don’t know, vrontsova’s ring is the so-called one, again that’s what they call it. it is also carnelian, yes, that is , from the heart love, according to the general version, it means that the ring was given to pushkin by elizaveta varantsova, the wife of the governor of novorossiysk, little russia, yes, that’s it supposedly they had some kind of relationship, and as a sign, so to speak, of some kind of true sympathy, she gave this ring.

and pushkin also called it a talisman, even dedicated it to the elements, he made a drawing of this ring, which is also so to speak, it is rare to have such a drawing, a vorontsov ring, on the finger, on the index finger, just like that, here we have a drawing, on the index finger , and two poems talisman, one was written immediately as soon as he received it as a gift, and the other... memories later for some time, in general, pushkin wrote in his love face, wrote to elizabeth, to sovereign varantsova, more than 14 poems, so of course there was undoubtedly a romantic relationship here, pay attention, for memory there is a print with a plaster copy of that very original ring, which we are talking about now, here is one date.

told about this. we have several prints of this ring, but unfortunately the ring is missing. but we have sergei mikhailovich depicted in the portraits of this ring, portraits of people who later owned. and we can show them. zhukovsky, two portraits of zhukovsky with this ring, and one more person, but we will talk about him later. here you go, this is a ring, very special, from a famous artist, well, here you go. unfortunately, we do not have the original of this ring , as we know, it belonged to vasily andrevvich zhukovsky after the death of pushkin, then it already belonged to other

people, finally it ended up in the museum, in the first pushkin museum of russia, a museum under the imperial alexander , and you can read that in 1917 during the revolutionary events it disappeared.

nashchekin posed for the artist mather, but here it is very important to emphasize that he posed in this very pushkin archoluk, with that same ring. which is presented here , it must be said that ivan sergeevich turgenev , when the ring came to him, he was going to make it like, well, a passing prize for great russian writers, that’s why

ivan sergeevich turgenev wanted the ring to go to leo after his death to nikolaevich tolstoy, as he wrote, when his hour for him to choose who to give the ring to , there was a note. from turgenev , presented in moscow in 1880 at an exhibition, everyone saw it, after which turgenev died, and the soul of the clerk was, so to speak, the unforgettable polina veordo, who, knowing that tolstov and turgenev were not very, so to speak, good relationship, she decided to tolstov, for some reason not to give the ring, but to give it to the museum, well, that’s also good, not everything she left in the museum, but in any case. so to speak, turgenev’s will was violated, that’s what it turns out that when a non-russian person tries to understand the russian soul, as a result the ring took revenge, it disappeared, because it was left without the hand of the next one called

fat, well, a genius or a talented person in the opinion of lev nikolaevich. you are watching the podcast precious stories and we are... ekaterina varkan, well, after all , pushkin is still here in crimea, with vorontsova, and is awaiting his deportation from her husband, the governor general. yes, but the governor general and ilizavetsova herself, they were not in crimea, they were in odessa, although the position was governor-general of novorossiya, and that’s all. by the way, here are two poems, talisman, remember, one begins where the sea always splashes on the deserted rocks, where the moon lazily shines in the late hour of the evening

darkness, where muslims spend their days enjoying their sorrows, there the sorceress, caressing, handed me the talisman , i said affectionately, keep my talisman, it has a mysterious power, it was given to you... by love, this is, uh, this gift, which is recorded in poetry, here we are, by the way, views of odessa, now we see, and of course, that’s all happened in odessa, but pushkin's lines. about muslims , about harems, this, of course, is clearly an impression from the barn, where pushkin just, relatively recently, visited, well, the relationship, to our great regret, did not work out between pushkin and varantsov, and he was expelled from odessa, already in the mikhailovskoe exile, there are different versions, the version that he exceeded his powers, pushkin in relation, so to speak.

that’s how we were taught to think that he was so evil, that means, well, since he’s the boss, that means he’s evil, yes, he sent him away for an epigram, for atheism and for the fact that he wanted to beat off his wife , well, there’s nothing at all, yes, in fact, that’s it, but there are also such interesting documents, letters from vorontsov to his friend antonovich fonton, and i really want to read these... letters, not letters, but fragments, we, unfortunately

, have very little time, but some fragments, but it seems to me that this is very interesting, precisely from the point of view of understanding vrontsov’s attitude towards pushkin and in general his some kind of inner deep dignity, respect for the mind, in general, writes vrantsov to fonton, the legacy of our good inzov continues to cause me a lot of trouble, everyone. i was very irritated by this story, when

he was sent on a business trip to count locusts, he considered it beneath his dignity, although he was an ordinary ordinary official, all officials served carried out instructions, so to speak , and pushkin was listed as an official, he himself wrote that i never crossed my fingers i didn’t hit, i didn’t do anything, i take this salary as a stipend for the fact that i can’t engage in trading in moscow in st. petersburg, this is known, that’s it... that means vorontsov considerations on this score in a letter to his friend, he cannot become an official , but they did all sorts of indulgences to him and did not bother him with work, but the prince nevertheless wanted to keep pushkin busy with something, well, because complete idleness is also not good, and wanted to borrow for commanders on various assignments within the governorship, for a test pushkin was sent to sorancha, and what came of it, we read, the colonel came with a report, the colonel, quote, appeared. to me with a report , extremely indignant, showed me pushkin’s report

about his business trip, my dear fonton, you will never guess what was there, poetry, a report in verse, pushkin wrote: soroncha flew, flew and sat down, sat, sat, ate everything and flew away again. the colonel hurled thunder and lightning and began to talk to me about discipline and violation of laws. bring me the law that prohibits submitting reports in verse, i besieged. it seems there is no such thing. prince suvorov sent not only the governor, but also the empress herself a report in verse. thank god, thank you. tour tuka, i was taken there. when the surprised colonel came out, i began to think, what to do with pushkin. and so i decided the next morning to call pushkin, scold him, or rather, shame him and put him under arrest, but nothing came of it. in the evening i started reading other reports on soroncha. this time serious, detailed and for...

“well, said pushkin, how can we fight god’s punishment, go home and dismiss them, there is such evidence too, in general, the relationship between pushkin and vorontsov for a long time, especially soviet period, were presented extremely straightforwardly and not entirely true, they were much more complex and vorontsov at first treated pushkin very well, although there were reasons for..."

probably today, yes, we will not finish, we will stop today in our story, because the next stage may be, very interesting, stories related to alexander sergeevich pushkin, with objects, but i think that in our story about precious stories, we will not limit ourselves only to pushkin, but we will also remember some of his predecessors and contemporaries, precious...

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hello, hello, i would like to talk to you today about a few things. revised, and we took a diametrically opposite point of view, but why should i, as a consumer, listen to the doctor now, i know that i’m smart now, that through in 10 years everything will be the other way around, you know, well... the basic, let's say, postulates, they are unshakable, that is, all doctors certainly want your child to grow up healthy,

beautiful, and for this purpose we use completely different approaches and different methods, so that’s exactly what is placed on the pedestal of common sense, it remains unchanged, but nevertheless, all sorts of different scientific approaches, they change, i cannot say that all science for 10. the world changes its view, but at least at least 15-20% of what we know for today, will be reviewed in 10-15 years, we will be told that everything works a little differently, and new generations of parents will religiously follow the recommendations of pediatricians, realizing that they are the opposite of what their parents did, we will change our views on some, say so, drugs, we will change our views on some approaches, but the main ones... of our vision will still remain unshakable, on the basis of which doctors, excuse me, are in the air? well, in fact,

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