to be on your second education will close eyes all and i went to the director, but i know that by the time you entered the academy of arts, you were already married, you had a wife, children, and how did your wife react to the fact that you decided to change your life so radically, again i will correct a little, in the first year of the academy of arts, got married and of course there were no children, no, go ahead, they appeared, the second son appeared. in the last year, in the fifth, yes, but when we met very quickly decided to get married, i am a first-year student, she almost a student, well, of course, they helped, parents, by the way, who were the parents who helped, yes, for sure, when you were studying, there wasn’t enough money, no, well, i worked as a guard for children, and you worked part-time, yes, as a guard in a kindergarten, there was also filming, in this film the son is for his father.

still, well, and if it was necessary, i would come to my father at work and say, report money, he says: here, and if you were an electrician, you would have been a boss long ago, but at the same time we are walking down the corridor, and he says, oh, meet my son, the director, you should have known that not every father would agree to such a decision as your father, to help and give you the opportunity to get. a second

education, it was probably also somehow difficult for him - to make such a decision, uh, after all , in his view, energy is such a reliable profession, to change it for some kind of dreams about directing, probably, he also had a difficult situation, i understand him now, because i have two sons, and i saw that they, unexpectedly for me, went to ... they want to study music, each of them already there are music albums recorded there, and i understand that this art doesn't feed them now, but they want to do it, so i support them as best i can and i don't nag them that they should go into a male profession, like plumbing or somewhere else, well, you already mentioned that you entered the turov course, i think that's a big one. good luck,

of course, in your life, it was difficult to enter, the preparation was very strange, there was no literature, they gave me a few books, and i had to write some work, i've never written a script like that there was either some kind of director's work or it wasn't required, you could just write a story, and i wrote a work, one day in the life of a trolleybus driver. turov liked this work and he later told me that i got in thanks to this work. in one of your interviews, you recalled the advice given to you, students, by your teacher, viktor turov, guys, make a film about love, what do you think, that's what he meant, because, well, the content of this word, love, it is much deeper than, so to speak, verbal lying on the surface.

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your first full-length film was the film e sverzhina salyuta in my opinion yes, well , getting money for a comedy in the 2000s - it was probably very difficult there was such a situation with the launch of this film that, in principle... the screenwriter, he is not a professional screenwriter, he wrote a story that we the filmmakers didn't really like it, i think there was a figure that 12 people refused this film, but since i

had a comedy film during my studies, and the minister of culture remembered it, he saw it then, and he said, so maybe pavlov, and at that time i was already after... the academy of arts, everything was already at the concrete plant, i worked, well, already two children, somehow i needed money, we were not assigned to a de, ninety- eighth year, but in ninety-nine i already understood that something was needed and i went to the concrete plant, i didn't work there for long, 9 days, because i got a call, i need a comedy, well , that's it, and i went with this film, i read the script and well, this story, let's say, because it's not at all...

i'm officially declaring on some website where there are film ratings, this film has the highest rating of all my films. comedy is very close to you, i noticed, one film only on the back of a black cat, what is it worth to assemble such a wonderful team of actors, then to misbehave on camera, to misbehave well on camera, this can be decided only a brave director, but then you understood that... to be misunderstood, in every film, it seems to me, and i start from this, you need to prepare well, and to wait for the muse on the set, well, a little wasteful, you can of course sit and imagine how it will be, to

such an extent, igor torotko wrote a clear script, we almost fought with him while writing the script, because i was arguing... the bottom, it was his first work, well, and we argued a lot there, if you compare his original script, they are definitely different there, well, but...

well, probably, it was some kind of moment when i came to understand and comprehend this

situation, then - i didn't want to be funny, i'm not very good at comedy now, i realized that i have a different understanding of humor than young people, for example.

secrets of a good morning and a good mood. dobroya ranitsa belarus. on the air of the satellite tv channel belarus 24, the program dobroya ranitsa belarus. my name is svetlana borovskaya. how many do you have in total? i congratulate you on this. this is the most important thing. oh, and what kind of threat is this? as the classics said soviet cinema, what a nasty thing, this is your jellied fish, we will have fish today. you are very tasty, but before you cook it, you have to catch it, meeting interesting

people, and what is your name, my name is sveta, very nice, i am a fisherwoman, and is it true that it goes boom-boom and moves to the side, but laziness bites exactly like that, and also a lot of useful and interesting information, what kind of boys and girls should they be to get into this sailing school, we caught a fish, is it called? so we will have it now fry, fry, and cook, oh, how interesting, and we do the same with bream, bake it, it's very tasty, we cleaned it, salt the fish, we need to process a little salt here and yes, good, but how, if it's candied jar, how can i melt it to a beautiful this liquid, watch good morning belarus, with svetlana borovskaya on the belarus 24 tv channel. we know exactly how to start the morning correctly, together with the viewers we will prepare a delicious breakfast. good morning,

i'm very glad to see you in my kitchen today. this will be one of my favorites breakfasts, we will cook zucchini pancakes with red fish, in addition to this we will prepare a healthy green salad. vlad, good morning. glad to see you in my kitchen. today we will cook an omelet with zucchini and cottage cheese and spinach filling. and we will get. a series of vigor and energy for the whole day. and the third exercise will be a crunch for the press. this will help you maintain a good figure. bend your legs, move them as far as possible. lie down and slowly rise, we will have three exercises, at an easy, calm pace repeat all the movements, and your joints, your muscles, your body will thank you, stretch your legs forward, take a deep breath, raise your hands up, lower them down,

diagonally, touch your right hand, left, watch the breakfast of champions project, on our tv channel, you recently presented your new film to viewers, time to return, and i heard that you shot this film in a very short time for...

there were a lot of them there people, in general, war films are of course difficult to shoot, but they were able to do it, and when i realized that here we manage to make the film, i'm a little bit ugh, well done, that's it, there won't be a final race, when you finish sewing something, finishing filming, gluing something, not everything is quiet, calm down, and once it's done, well, let's go back to the instructions of your teacher viktor timofeevich tuvar. turovo is about love, there is love in the film, yes, yes, and some viewers said, why didn't you extend the line of these heroes? but it's interesting to note that you were at the premiere together with the viewers in the auditorium, watching their reaction, you are one of those directors who watch the film to the end and still can't stand it and

leaves, i don't finish watching, i finish watching, i am. the thing is that, uh, it's hard to do this with war films, with comedies, yeah, where it's funny, where it's not funny, you immediately analyze it, it immediately comes to mind, that you shouldn't have done it like this next time, it's better to do it like this, of course, the analysis is constant, theater directors can

change something in the next performance, but i've already filmed everything, that's it, it's very difficult for me to talk. stop, it's filmed, we've already mentioned a little bit that your sons have somehow already connected their lives, decided that with art, music, and did you somehow insist on their choice or is it their personal decision, choice? they are always in this cloud of creativity that happened at home, yes, books.

they support and i can still discuss with them what was on the set, and what we filmed, and what we saw from world cinema, my son comes and says: watch this film, dad, watch this film, i say, yes, okay, let's do it, i say, why did you cry during this episode, well, like that, i say, yes, well okay, i didn't cry, or i cried during the episode, but he didn't, he's a dad, and what are you doing, i say, oh, here i have this... we are always spinning around in this movie and of course their musical activity was a bit of a surprise for me. well, but this is their own path, they are great that they went their own way, i don't know how far they will go on this path, but let them go, well we somehow haven't touched on your

acting work, i know you probably have about a hundred acting works there, hardly a hundred, but less, but there are a few, yes, but basically these are like this social heroes, yes, military doctors, no, doctors, military men, yes, the most memorable, of course, role, it's the unnamed one. there's sergeant komorin, when all this, all this was happening, and are there some memorable, unexpected, maybe for you, acting works, yes, characters, i remember you played in one film, we also met, but there was such a homeless person, yes, oh, yes, i remember, i remember this episode, when i with my life, then, yes, there, there it was like that, that i made a mistake, and then all the time. i've been correcting this mistake all my life, the core is in your hero, yes , then we with alexey karelin, with the director, we then discussed all this, here is the only thing

he says, it gave out that i'm not quite a bum and not quite an old man, these are the eyes, here they are grammed, i'm all in a beard, everything, when they are once large, and i have such a lively eye, here although i was, i played happiness that i am now all the same.

difficult work in the sense that we met with relatives, with friends, here somehow to collect or something. definitely, what we will come up with, and i came up with it, yes, but we need to come up with it so that it is very synchronous with their movements of the soul, because according to

the stories they are just like alive, right here , right next to each other, and what we saw, what they provided us with some data, this is this analysis, why they did this, why they became heroes, so we are making a film. i planned it this way, that we are making a film about how a man becomes a hero, our program is called the meaning of life, for you what is the meaning of life, yes i thought about it, i thought, how to answer, i had an option to just live, no, the point is probably that... and loved ones who are nearby, relatives, parents, friends, loved ones, so that they feel good, warm,

cozy, so that i somehow help this, contribute with my words, my actions, my films, that is, if everything is good for them and... ivan pavlova. belarus is endless forests, blue rivers and lakes, pristine

nature, from which it is impossible. to take your eyes off, and belarus is also people, and we reveal their destinies for you, carry traditions through generations at the same time changing views on familiar things, all this makes the world a better place. we tell you about different people, but they are united by one thing: love for belarus. belarus 24.

several years ago, the city of lida received the prestigious status of the cultural capital of belarus. the iron day is celebrated here. there is an elite apartment of the sixties amazing contemporary art. how the cultural values ​​of the lithuanian region are preserved, promoted and multiplied. we will see all this in the halls of the lithuanian historical and artistic museum with you yulia burlo and this is a project fashion for culture. lida region is a unique corner of the grodno region, which is distinguished by rich material and spiritual values. the museum business of the region has an interesting history, because they tried to open a museum in lida several times. and in 1959 , the lithuanian historical and art museum opened its doors in this amazing city. each exhibit is a treasure trove, information about cultural.

traditions and crafts. the museum collection consists of 25 museum collections and comprises more than 40,000 units of the main fund and more 5,000 scientific and auxiliary. permanent and changing exhibitions that introduce the history of the region, the fate of people, the work of local artists. i suggest starting your acquaintance with the hall, the theme of which will be understandable to any viewer. the exhibition nature of litchina was opened on october 4, 2008. you will meet squirrels, wild boars, martens, badgers , wolves, beautiful lynxes and many others, as well as their cubs. local birds have not flown around the exhibition either: black crows, goshawks, tits, bullfinches, geese, owls, seagulls and ducks. in addition, popular science films about the life of animals, birds, fish, and creeping insects are shown. now we will see the only exhibition in belarus

dedicated to the apartment. the museum-like hall khrushchevka of the sixties is a composite representation of the era of the sixties of the twentieth century shown through the life of that time. khrushchevka is not lost among multi-story buildings, dormitories and elite buildings today. the soulful exposition has been operating for more than 5 years and attracts with the opportunity to hold cult objects in your hands, read newspapers, watch filmstrips, photo albums of everyone's favorite actors, a radiogram. there are house-museums of specific people or events in the world, our khrushchev-era buildings are public house-museums of an entire era. it is in the litovsk museum that utyag's birthday is celebrated. it turns out that such a holiday exists. museums have been operating all over the world for several centuries. collectors follow their own path alongside them. an exhibition of a private collection is open within the walls of the litovsk museum. household items from the late 19th and early 20th centuries. andrey gennadyevich, good

afternoon, hello, thanks to your efforts we can study the history of household items of the late xix, xx centuries. tell us about your collection, please? my collection has about 300 items and consists of samovars, irons, household items, kerosene lamps, scales, the collection of samovars was collected from the ninety-ninth year to the present day it is replenished, here. part of the collection is presented, part of the collection is at my home, the samovar came to us from russia, most of these manufacturers were in tula, samovars are presented not only tsarist period, but also samovars after the revolutionary period, the times of nep, the times of soviet power before the second world war, already produced after the second world war by the ussr, where collecting began, i

don’t remember exactly, but probably... that when i came to belarus, i fell in love with belarusian culture, i myself am from kazakhstan, i was born in kazakhstan, when i came across the first clay pot with a belarusian ornament. i held it in my hands, some kind of feeling appeared for this dishware, that’s probably, the collection probably started with this pot, samovars came later, then a collection of irons appeared. tell me, which ones are the most unique?