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the critic latunsky now has the order of the red banner of battle on his lapel, which completely pissed me off. what is the battle banner, this is the highest, for many years, the only order of the republic, which was given for exceptional bravery.
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to athletes, not to kukharkin’s children, this was precisely the main condition of the people making up the nobel committee, they were guided by completely non-literary criteria, only an openly anti-soviet novel could receive a prize, a nobel prize, and here all the objections regarding sholokhov are not work, because the novel tikhidon about the abyss of human atrocity, of course, was also anti-soviet, like the work.
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“i would like to know why the traitor muravyov has not yet been stopped by you, after the sad events in the capital, some impressionable people will see in them almost heroes, not with you, we have right goals, criminal methods. i dream of getting an answer , tomorrow morning..." in the senate nikolai pavlych will declare himself emperor. history is being made in st. petersburg. here she dies. tomorrow everything will change. you have a senator, you have wealth, service. what should you change? let's elect a dictator among us and enter into negotiations. what negotiations, did we just shoot them?
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tell trubetskoy, if he doesn’t make up his mind, we will come out ourselves. in france, aristocrats were hanged from lanterns. if. france, those present here will hang, they will not dare to shoot at us, we have not shed a drop of their vile blood, well, a match that will light everything up and burn itself out. union of salvation, film premiere on russia day on the first. would you like to help your country?
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how? sorry, you have what i need it. comrade peredonov, our head sambo coach of the ussr. so i’m knocking down the lop, vasily oshchepkov is invited to replace him for the friendly match, but now there is a more interesting enemy, who? germans, you want to learn this, there is no effective technique against firearms yet, and comrade oshchebkov showed, the army has made its choice and training the national team will be a piece of cake, you haven’t lost yet... if you start a battle with such an attitude, you can’t win, you want to bury mine yourself, my disciples, if i don’t write to you, then they will put him in prison, where did they get him based on a denunciation, a denunciation, yours, consider it mine, the legend of samba,
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premiere on friday at the first, we wish all the athletes good luck, may the strongest win, the next number of our program will be anegin’s production, andrinasyan’s production, also theatrical, the film was released a day after the death of the previous director evgeny negin , though on the stage of the vakhtangov theater by imas tuminas. this topic is important because andriasyan borrowed. about his production of the most important roles of anegin and the narrator, tuminus leading artists, victor dobronravov and vladimir vdovichenkov, and he did it with much greater delicacy than was visible on the stage of the vakhtankov theater, and he turned out to be the most accurate,
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honest production of the digest for the needs of young lazy people who do not want to open a single book. but at the same time they are forced to take it at the final entrance exams. always focused on commercial success, andrei asyan actually found a gold mine, and complaints about his production are even inappropriate, since he staged a novel in which the word boredom, boredom, repeated exactly 28 times, i even counted it, reading pushkin one more time is always a great pleasure. and... against the backdrop of this production , what was staged in vakhtang is completely outright disgraceful. in war and peace, pierre is portrayed as an excited fool, the elder balkonsky, driven out of his mind
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by red tape, the elder rostov, an outright district rabble-rouser, which is doubly disgusting, because by nikolai rostov... tolstoy certainly meant his own father, nikolai tolstoy, and respectively, under the elder rostov, his own grandfather. i think that for such liberties, an artillery breed with a thick tumenas would load a three-inch gun and fire it towards lithuania, and rightly so. in the production of woe from uma, in the center there was a giant three-story stove, a russian stove, which with its power loomed over the audience. and actually dictated the entire way of the pharisee famosov’s house. in addition, in anegina, there was already a complete bacchanal, there the nymphs did ballet steps in felt boots, there at the very end the performance ended with tatiana
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dancing with a stuffed bear on wheels. the bear, apparently, determined all her mental and physical drama. and at the moment of the phrase “give the nanny a pen and paper to finish sleeping.” lie down, i 'll go to bed soon, it sounded exactly like that, the hall was again filled with laughter, which in general showed that the vakhtangov audience is the same today. small-minded plebeians, like those whom andriasyan usually focused on in his productions, only andriasyan tried to lift them up at least a little, and tuminos looked for all the lowest and most in people the most disgusting thing. vdovichenkov, for example, uttered the phrase: “they had fatty pancakes at russian maslenitsa, with such rage and hatred that the attitude of the director korodin was not wonderful was completely obvious, and the phrase was a disgrace to them.” how much air was needed, he was quite openly distorted, just like about the theater audience in
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the hall. of course, against this background, andriyan’s production began to look paradoxical, sweet and decent, long, in general, very smooth, very sometimes sad, but nevertheless the lesser actors are good, dobronravov plays much more interestingly. than in a play where he is forced to play some kind of evil puppet of a black man, in which davichenko in the play had to be constantly drunk and shouting his lines to the whole audience, clearly understood perfectly well that this was not a great acting task, here they actually - well, somehow they atone for their sins, their participation in the outright abomination invented by tuminus. and thus a paradox occurred: a theater director, whom
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many regard as some kind of serious interpreter of meanings, turned out to be an obvious ethnically offended character, on the contrary, a film director, whom we generally know from openly vulgar films, about the pregnant dyuzhev, about marvel heroes on russian soil.
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the same thing happened with the series union of salvation. perhaps this is not only the opinion of critics, but the theatrical version has a rating. only 5.9, this is very sour, the series has as much as 7.3, and these are serious positions, so people completely agree with my views, and the theatrical version for the first time started talking about absolute stupidity, the senselessness and irresponsibility of the decembrid rebellion, which in general, in any case, earned it a place in history, i seriously wrote about this. 2 and a half years ago, however, the full-length film was very seriously
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booked for a huge amount of gold, this is , of course, a complaint against the tsars, and not against the authors, the film began with a completely fictitious story about how napoleon saw the young son of the russian envoy sergei muravyov at the lyceum, prophesied a great future, in general this kind of historical.
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everything is very easy and superficial, at the premiere, which was dedicated to the day of the uprising on december 14, of course, on the eve of christmas, all guests were given a christmas tree toy of an infantry private with a gun at the exit, but the toy was made so wonderfully that everyone willingly took it, i also have it hanging every new year since then, and - what the new productions added...
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maxim overin, it’s not very often that he gets such deep roles, the full-length film was repeatedly canceled for
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alexander’s external inconsistency, vitaly kishchenko did not resemble his hero. to very much, however quite brightly and powerfully played the tragedy of a man who actually died of his own death at the age of 47, and alexander’s ruddy and blissful appearance , which we know from classical paintings, still made us perceive him as a rather superficial character, with this he -
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we remember that sometimes in the heat of children's games we in the soldier began to play furiously, at the placed soldiers in shakos with bayonets, threw cannonballs from children's billiards, and even toy battles took on the character of a real tragedy, fought back with a soldier and heads were blunted with bayonets, all for the sake of a star of captivating happiness and... finally, the final number of our program, the series “inside the killer,” directed by vladimir mirzoev, based on the novel by mike amer, the novel of the same name, which is in certain top sales, and the israeli graphomaniac amer - at some point i decided, for the sake of money, to write absolute nonsense about
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american life about serial maniacs and about strong-willed girls from the fbi. and about the maniacs from the usa, the strong-willed girls of the sfbr, he knew absolutely everything from the film the silence of the fire, therefore, it was easy to make up nonsense, since the rest of the world also saw the film silence and the lambs and also knew absolutely. everything about american psychopaths and fbi girls, then, in fact , the nonsense was also easy to watch and read, and even knocked out the nonsense of stephen king and jk rowling from the amazon website, and after which the rebellious director mirzoev decided that now was not the best time for a rebellion and i also decided, for the sake of money, to film a nonsense based on the nonsense of an israeli graphomaniac, translating it into russian. graduated from defectology
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pedagogical institute, and not in the line of surd or log, but in the most disgusting specialty of oligophrenic pedagogy, therefore , he understood the mental deviations of different individuals approximately a thousand times better than the israeli writer, so the filming of his nonsense also went quite easily, although not reached in... as a result the same heights as amer's book, partly most likely because such scrupulous and meticulous knowledge always loses to arrogant amateurism, as a result the critic, too, for the sake of money, small daily wages, got acquainted with both nonsense and is ready to share my impressions with those who are at least somewhat interested in them, since, frankly speaking, the israeli-american graphomania of redistribution...
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sexually supports, while lieutenant volokh, like all policemen, from the american kalik, there is a house with a swimming pool, there is a grandfather with quirks performed by sergei shakurov, there is a cat named freckle, whom, thank you, god, mirzoev renamed prokhor, for the cat there is a freckle, all those involved, of course, should have been killed fire, embalmed, and then forced to show them a cartoon about a baby raccoon, and finally, a fish with a bad character named scoundrel. and zoya, at the time of her search, constantly remembers her early childhood in the city of troetsk, where she also had an apartment the size of a football field, where
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girls also disappeared and there was also a maniac whom she knew personally, maybe it’s the same one. well, accordingly, amer, who in general is clearly a fairly competent marketer, perfectly understood the all-american craze for feminocentrism. heroine their name was, as i... already told zoe bentley, already wonderful, besides, she had a cherry fiesta, and she had a piercing hypnotic look of light green eyes and the speed reading of a man's soul, she constantly took a hot shower, she absorbed in liters aromatic coffee, always aromatic, light, simply brushed aside all the arguments of her male colleagues in a jiffy, disarmed the scoundrel maniac by undressing... in addition, she experienced genuine pleasure from any piece of food she absorbed, the cat, as i already said,
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name was freckles, yes, which already says a lot about the author about his entire circle of consumers, meanwhile, even for the sake of money , director mirzoev could not cope with his bad character and somehow exclude these internal rebellious... moods, the old lady neighbor , which talked about the manyat mother, was made a fan of gorky’s mother and pudovkin’s film based on this very story, in addition, the gang that gathered at kop’s house with a swimming pool was forced to watch mirzoev’s previous film topi, where his favorite artist was very easily recognized sukhanov, frankly speaking, in everything else. the picture was just truly a success. mirzoev, thank you so much for the blood of raccoon, for the destruction of the cat freckles, not
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the cat itself, but his name, for what. you can watch a feminist thriller even without shuddering, well, almost without shuddering. evgrafova, you pierced with your piercing eyes, and so did everyone else. zhiznevsky, with straight hair you are no worse off than with curly hair; frankly speaking, you can’t drink away the enthusiasm. thanks to everybody, you're free. it was a podcast called grief by fire and i am its host denis gorelov with a story about the most serious domestic cinema and tv series. season. thank you, good bye. you can watch all episodes of the podcast on the channel one website. hello. this is a theater podcast, and i, its host, anton gechman. in the year of the 225th anniversary
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of his birth. the great russian poet alexander sergeevich pushkin, who to this day remains a key symbol of russian culture abroad, we again thought about what is the secret of his popularity, how in general individuals and institutions become brands that define the image of an entire country abroad, is it possible to promote new names, including theatrical ones, in the current international context? about this: and not only, we’ll talk with the special representative of the president of the russian federation for international cultural cooperation, mikhail efemovich shvidkiy. hello, alexander sergeevich pushkin is one of the main cultural brands of our country, he is known, understood, and it is quite easy to enter the international market with him. tell me, please, on a par with tolstoy, dostoevsky, chekhov,
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russian ballet. in what connection has pushkin become such a brand of russian culture abroad? well, i’ll say right away that i don’t really like the word brand, in relation to the great classics, excuse me, symbols are also not a russian word, but alexander sergeevich pushkin, i think i’ll now say the most important thing, became world-famous in large part thanks to. ..
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who is the founder of new russian literature, he is very national, but here we can say this, alexander nikolaevich ostrovsky, the genius of russian drama, is less recognized in the world, or rather, less known, less popular, than anton polchekhov, and he is the creator of the russian reprotoire, pushkin is the creator of russian literature, a new, new language, absolutely new. it is translated, it is studied, it is published, it is published a lot, but i think that its significance for russia is many times more important than its significance for the world reader,
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in many ways. maybe because it is difficult to translate, it is still difficult to translate, although it is absolutely clear that there is not a single educational institution where they study russian culture, russian literature, wherever pushkin is studied, but it seems to me that he is , first of all, a deeply national writer, this does not mean that dostoevsky is not national or tolstoy is not national, but they already live in a different time, this time.
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the idea of ​​eugene onegin eugene onegin himself is an expression of what, say, byron wrote about, what many world authors of this time wrote about, but i think that for us pushkin is more important than for everyone else, i repeat once again, this is not at all begs its importance to the world, if you refer to the lecture there nabokov about russian literature, then there. everything seems to be rewarded, another question, also the quality of translations, because it is difficult to interpret, oddly enough, and i think that there is some kind of problem here, but it is also an amazing thing, pushkin, who, in general, never
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traveled abroad border, as we know, well , moldova and odessa were not abroad at that time, he would have been... cultured, unusually educated, unusually deep, unusually subtle, well, okay, but how can one explain this comprehensibility of pushkin, the fact that it is translated, the fact that it study, after all, this requires, as it were, knowledge of the language, well, you know, i think that after all
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pushkin, i repeat, the discoverer of the new russian language, the creator of the new russian language, therefore new russian literature, if there had been no pushkin, there would have been no one else it was, neither gogol nor...
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and i repeat, but at the same time, naturally, you need to know the language from which you are translating, this is important, this is important, but important, because there, well, there were great translators dickens, russians, yes, i found one of them, it was pomirantsova,
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when every word was discussed, when every turn of phrase there was discussed, i also found rita wright kovaleva, about whom they said that she was... hooked, pushkin has good translators, of course, and in countries such as japan, yeah, yes, he translates it into japanese into chinese, i can’t evaluate them, but they say that there are translators from
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chinese to japanese, who practically made the japanese and chinese readers fall in love with pushkin, in general it’s good when poets are translated by poets, when great prose writers translate... great prose writers , if remember, for example, what mandelstam did for armenian literature, what pasternak did for georgian literature, and so on, we can continue this. that there are great translations of pushkin, say, into the ukrainian language, if one reads pushkin in ukrainian, then this is this amazing rhythm that pushkin mastered , so to speak, a non-word, but poetically correct translation, there are many things that do in this sense poet recognized in another culture, it is very important when an author recognized in another culture translates a foreign poet,
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playwright, prose writer, then his name still illuminates his recognition by foreign-language readers, in general, the russian school of translation, the russian school of translation, these were people of the highest cultural level, one of my strongest childhood impressions, i was probably 9 years old, korean folk tales in ... there was one of those people who, as it were, made
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this avar, he was a genius in his own right, rasul, like his dad, was also a national poet, but translators made him for the russian reader. the russian flag is more than 300 years old, it was established by peter ii january 20, 1705. the arrangement of stripes on the flag then explained the structure of the world. in the west the eagle is single-headed, in the east it is double-headed, it expresses itself. a symphony between power, secular power, spiritual symbols of russia, the medal the golden star of the hero of the russian federation inherits the traditions of the golden star of the hero of the soviet union suorov, kutuzov, alexander gnevsky, orders appeared in the name of all these people. each order has its own motto, and the motto of the order is service to the fatherland, benefit, honor and glory. russian awards. 12 june. on the first. decembrists, who are they, traitors or
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heroes? hurray, konstantin! first of all, they were traitors. they were bright, kind people who loved their country, they were inspired by new ideas, by their youth, how beautifully we would die. it wasn’t all that stupid, they certainly weren’t fools. bestuzhev ryumen, well, here is a young man who undertook to judge the destinies of russia in general.
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performers, but this list is quite conservative, if we talk about such commercial tours, and about the establishment of the soviet union outside the soviet union, then well, you’re probably right, although maybe not completely, well, until the year thirty-seven, 1900.
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that’s there, and so on and so forth, he assembled international teams of contemporary artists, who sometimes caused such a scandal, a scandal, and why was it so popular back then?
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remembering that alexander i did not allow france to be destroyed at all after the napoleonic wars, it was he who insisted that france was still such a large country and monarchy, yes, they remembered this, this is also an important point, every nation has its memory, in the mid-fifties, when such extensive contacts with foreign countries began again, well, maybe not so much. extensive, then it was the bolshoi theater, 1956, london, yes, the mariinsky theater, the soviet circus, yeah, symphony orchestras, individual performers, yeah, you know, as he said about how there was such a genius, sol yurak, yes, yes, the genius impresario who
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took soviet groups, there is a big theater there, he says what soviet-american cultural exchanges are, this is when jewish violinists from america go to russia, jews from russia are going to america, well, in a sense , musicians who spoke the same language went there, of course, and brilliant performers came, bernstein came, jurzha normandy came, the chicago orchestra came there, balanchine came, too from russian roots, by the way, well, look.
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there is one more thing, the fact is that this has been bothering me all the time, so to speak, and is worrying me, there is the conservatism of the public, yeah, well, well, for example, just now the art theater’s tour to japan, yeah, but mkhat is a clear abbreviation,
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gergiev is a clear name, they loved temerkanov, they want it again... it’s difficult, because, well, there is a certain conservatism.

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