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well, i think that everyone, everyone, everyone, everyone knows who i'm talking to, well, it's not worth introducing , viktor. in television, in children's, adult, funny, not really, work there and seven, where he just didn't work, what he just didn't do, i'm just not in politics, only, i'll say that he and and and technical school to to feed you when for...

oh my god, how long does it take to go from kyiv to novosibirsk, well, up to five days, somewhere like that, up to a week and back there and back, i'll tell you frankly. viktor, i'll tell you so that i am old from time to time, a big difference, i especially like where you play muller in the style of an ode in the style of odesa, when muller of stirlitz, he eats seeds, liquidation, it is called operation, liquidation, i really like it and even sometimes not what i regret, but i, well i liked some moments, not all, but i liked some, and what do you say? there is some kind of nostalgia,

but some kind of, well, there is such a strange russian word, it is called annoyance, that is, it would be good if there were no eyelashes, no, no, mykola, you know. there is life, life is the same as weevils, we can't, he says, and what can't you restore, i say, life has changed, everything has changed, let's go on, pedal, sit all the time like a clown all the time, time will show how funny it will be, that's all, why , it is necessary to change , you remember, they changed correctly, incorrectly , you can somehow argue, there should have been full water, it is not necessary, but it... saved some people's lives, even i know, and some did not know weevils, they looked, they grew up just watching mamada, then it was different, then there was a big difference and so on, that is, you know, it seems to me that it is normal when a person does not sit on one and the same thing, but

go on, as for me, weevils, you remember that they did a lot of bad things, that is, for some reason, i have to sit in the same images for four years, then... they weren't allowed to watch television anymore, for some reason they thought that i would smoke, get drunk, and throw those lines, they realized that i was playing such and such a character, and i wasn't that character, that it was this is always a disease of people, i, too, have to joke on the street, in a store, in a restaurant, i have posti and i still love, you know what, well, you already raised this topic, it's very funny, people watch tv or the computer and... there are different, different people, and they think that there is a room where we're all going, well, yes, and there 's president bush, or president clinton, or president obama, and they, that is, there's a big difference in ukrainian about yes, and they're always like that to me , well, mr. mykola, you tell them there, well

tell me, you see them, well ska, what should be done, well tell me, and the impression is that we are all sitting there together somewhere, and we take turns released, so there is no religion here. yours was a big difference, i look at it like yes, it's true, it's true, listen, i wanted to support you, i'll finish it, and it's normal when you change, when exactly like this, you understand, when, exactly, mykola, sorry, it's really chic - this is when you are offered something that you have never done, for example, there, well, you were an actor, then it says that you will be a director of tv series, and then when it comes, it says that you should become a director of a full-length film and...

well, well, that is, then he became a director animated scenes, if only me too. i worked, but not like then, and so on , that is, you change, it’s normal, please tell me, you are now focused on the children’s field, you invent fairy tales, try to film, prepare, books, books, wrote two books there are already books, tell me, it ’s because you believe, there is some ideology behind it, that the future must be brought up, why were you drawn to it... you just don’t want to interfere in politics so much that let’s go without politics, that means for children, if there are children there is no politics, and i will calmly joke to myself, entertain the children whether they like it or not, look for heroes for children and so on and the like

. i would, i would like to write books for children and make movies and so on, well , everything happened, you know, everything happened as expected, that is, you answered everything for me, but i will say a little more specifically, first, really , no wonder, then i remember that when i was still in school, my mother worked in a kindergarten kindergarten, she was an accountant, and i used to come to her, very tasty buns, they cooked them, she, vitya, come, eat a bun, and i used to come, and then she says, oh, the teacher is not sick, go chat with the children, i went there , began to read them fairy tales. and then i started to come up with fairy tales, because sometimes i, for example, was like this, do you remember the movie there, this was a child's frost, and i only saw a teaser, a teaser, how it was filmed, and i started from that teaser to add the ending and add the beginning, that is children of the story, and they, that is, probably already there

it had already started since childhood, and when i made a children's film and went, showed it... from uzhhorod to sevastopol and saw the reaction, when i was already 13 years old, it was already somewhere around november, november was still a little bit left, and we. .. showed in kerch, and they shouted: me, we , we kerch, me kerch, we kerch, i didn’t understand, there were already moscow festivals, they were all fully expected, already prepared, they were under russia, and when we showed it to 1,300 children, we showed that film in ukrainian, we don't have soviet language, i wanted to say in russian, in ukrainian, and when even there, i'm not talking about tatar, in children's homes, what did we show, do you understand? and after everything , everything, everything, when 1,700 children

came to kherson, 600 disabled people came, a child sits without arms, without legs and laughs funny, i say, how did you like it, you understand that when you are with this you shrink back and realize that few people do anything for them, that is, you can, i'll ask you how many of... well, the situation is that when i saw it i... i realized that i need to do something for them first, because no one is doing it, come on, i

will do it first, secondly, uh, you have no idea, we are already after everyone, even now , after each screening, i talk to them because the children want to communicate , they don’t need to be shown to the cinema, well, they’re small, they watch and that’s all, they can’t stand even 80 minutes of a movie, and now after gadgets, smart devices, they generally go fast -uh... have you really never lifted a barbell? what

is there to raise? like two sacks of wheat at the station. or there a boy approached you the last time, two weeks ago, i showed, they asked me to make a presentation, to make books, approaches, he says: why can't you make a children's film during the war? i am silent, the child sits in the first row, says: uncle vitya, why do you do so little for us? yesterday, oh, yesterday, i wrote down the answers, if the children asked me, then i would walk down the street and answer each child who asked, what is the class, there were two classes of the seventh grade and one of the eighth grade, i answered them, and one more question, why don't you make children's movies, you see, i'm not against it, but you see, that's why i started to try already, i also have a grand prix for... best screenplay for my first film, boy, don't touch me, or what,

why are you taking me so long saved, and zacherinolysya, for the best screenplay, i received the grand prix, the coronation of the word, for four years i could not knock out that movie, well... i was fought by the fact that ivan sil was sabotaged separately, well, that was under yanukovych, but then already, well, i couldn’t make it through this movie in four years, because i don’t share, i’m the money that gave ivan the power, they they were completely, they were, i didn't steal a penny , well, we stole only the future, they gave us 2 million for ivan's power, and immediately they took 600 00, i say, where, and why? so they took it for taxes , wait, i say, well, this is a state cinema, and

it gives and takes from itself for taxes, wait, so we don’t pay taxes anymore, not for contracts, not for actors, not for anyone, don’t pay anymore, then we gave everything, no, no, no, no, you still have to pay for it, that is , you understand, that was the style, then filipenko came, he broke it, and already it's gone, it didn't work out, it didn't work out, and when it did work out, i found ... the money, you found everything, it was necessary, well, philip said, i can't give you everything, i can give you 40% for the company, i say, okay, give 40, we will start while we work, we will find more. and while they were looking, boom, the quarantine started , but i can't do anything, everyone is wearing masks, i can't go out, gather people so that we can't film the actor in masks, you understand, you remember that it was a fool , then that's it, the quarantine is over, that's it, and i find partners, svittv, national online cinema, everything, they give the other

half of the money, we agree, we agree what else we will do, nine cartoons for the ministry. of education asked to make cartoons for the school program, we managed to make one, the ploxii loskotun church, i was the producer, well, i found the money for this film, and they let us do it according to other programs, and everything was agreed and the war, bang war, i had to be the first shooting will begin in june, 5 months of preparation and shooting, and i have an opi, i am sitting takoy, but i also forgot to say a very interesting thing, when we were sitting in these quarantines, i say, i ’m calling lenochka, well, we’re sitting, now the americans will take it, they’ll steal it, then we’ll be through the courts, and so he released the book, you have an international bar code, what is this copyright, okay, they started, they wrote a book, in parallel, i say, listen,

we have another book, i made a script for the americans, but they started to drink my blood, you know, without... take it away for free, and i made such crazy the adventures of flint's parrot and that cherkassky was alive before the soviet union, i told him showed it, he liked it very much, i took as a basis his idea that it is a treasure island, the same thing, but there are only animals, and i took it as a basis, developed, completely made this scenario, then looked at it, said, okay, vityusha, this great, we will do it, and then, you remember, davida is gone, and i say, listen, let's quickly make another book. approached rodna filipovych sakhaltuyev, he is an artist, people's artist of ukraine, who worked as a production designer in all of david cherkaskyi's films, and said: "dear filipovych, can you draw me 20 pictures for a book i want to write for children? vytyusha says: "show me, i'll at least look at the script that it presents itself." i'm waiting, listen, well, i haven't read something like this for a long time, it's very cool, listen,

let's make a comic, i say, wait, you 're going to make a comic, right? shminy and i thought that i would do it quickly in six months, but it turned out in about two years, we made this book, and immediately, just before the war, we presented the book and presented it, the time will fall, it was not my idea either, it was a call to me, they told me how it is a community of blind and partially sighted people. when there are children in lviv, it is headed by oksana potipka, she is a professor, a teacher there, she has many international medals there, and she says: "viktor, i want us to make braille for the children , and i say, i even signed up when the book will come out, i will take it and rewrite it, why did i immediately put it in the word file, and they

worked for a long time, because you know that it was necessary, well, what i will tell you technically . braille font and you need to translate and see that it is in ukrainian and it is necessary that the signs fall for three months they made the braille text, and then they printed it in about a month , they did it, we got 120 books, because everything didn’t fit into one, four, we got four books, 30 copies of four books, so why 30, because in ukraine before the war there were six, six... boarding schools and 20 or 24 schools for the blind and partially sighted, that's why we had to distribute all this, moreover , we even have drawings there, that is, they asked children to draw drawings they don't see them , he says, i want to see him, i want to look i want to read they never say touch they never say victor can

look at you approaches and he touches you completely with his hands to look. how do you look, and hey, we made these drawings, and i thought: why are we making drawings then, let's do it right, no, no, no, there are visually impaired people, they want to see, they can't see well, but we had to make drawings, not like us for the sighted, they have to do it a little differently, this is the second technology, so, you can't imagine, on february 24, 22nd, i had two books, one copy to be given to the braille house, which is in... and the other to be given to the boarding school, and due to the fact that ruslana pysenko broke her leg, i didn't have time, we were able to go, and i would have been in kharkiv on february 24. so, that is, and when we presented this book in kyiv, children came who read it and told the journalists what they liked , i’m not saying it again, blind children read the book

and told what they liked, what they didn’t like about the film, and the next stage, which i have now planned, is not i can make my way there with sukom, all this didn't work out, well, i'll try somehow, i want to do it too , they invited me and asked me to do the audio. i am becoming such, you cannot say an audiobook, not monophonic, but polyphonic, like the soundtrack of a film, so that it has many tracks, noises, there are voices, music, everything, we wrote the music for this, for the film, so let it be there, and we, when we did all this, fell out, we can't launch everything now, but i think we will launch everything, everything will be fine, but i said that why would this be interesting an audio performance, because it... will be interesting not only to blind and partially sighted children, but also to children, well, that is, to all others, especially when, i say, come on, they

are sitting in the bombast, let them listen to a book, as anxiety, you know, they all go down to the school, sit there or run along the quarry, and they sit , they don’t know how to fool around, they don’t know what to do there, you know, and so they took it or showed a movie, or for example showed this audiobook there, that would be... sorry , you damn well, asked me a question, we wasted so much time, nothing, nothing, everything to everyone it was interesting, believe me, you talk like that , you really are an orchestra person, and you do both audio,

and video, and such, and braille for the visually impaired, and for such, for such, and you were never attracted to any administrative position, because you know so much, you know so much, you should be a minister of youth or a minister, i don't know, culture. here you can knock out money and there you can negotiate, i ’m just looking, well, you radiate such energy, such energy for us at the state level, then in our country we would have done everything tomorrow and would have defeated the katsaps, no need, bro, everyone must mind his own business, you see, i say again. that there will be no copies , he took vakarchuk, he ran to the deputies, gave up everything , went to do concerts, and you understand twice already, that's why i don't want to follow his path,

er, for everyone, understand here, any minister or what, this the manager, the manager , he has to, you know, the director of the bathhouse has to see that the faucets work, he doesn't have to wash, he has to see that the faucet works, you see, there are people who are, well, maybe... vinegar for that, he can, not only, he is, not everyone steals, my knee, i do i know, mykola, i’m sorry, my friend , i’m sorry, er, it’s the same, everyone, not everyone steals, i know many people who do something for children, for example, this same oksana pimtka, she was the first to do it, i’ll tell you now wrong, of course, but for all the audio transcription for every children's movie made in ukraine, that is , she made the audio transcription herself. studio, they gathered there, took a good guy actor and did it themselves, you understand, that is, a person has a knack for doing it, he

helps a lot of children, but let such people be that, to manage what i will be, i understood, but tell me, and where did you get such wisdom, because you just said a phrase that is very rare, very few people, because the person who falls, becomes a... . popular, famous, you just called fame, it’s just not his fault , such an atmosphere is created around that, oh, why aren’t you a deputy, oh, why aren’t you the leader of the party, come on, and everyone is pushing him there, he is there falls, gets lost, turns back, you didn't even step on the threshold, immediately said, where does this wisdom come from, are these parents, or where are you learned such and such, such attitude to life, understanding in advance that everyone should do his own thing. don't jump, if you write books well, then you are immediately the head of the union of writers of the ussr, if you publish a book, look, the point is, well, first of all.

there was a great cartoon, when it doesn't say that you are strong, you will meet a stronger one, it does n't say that you are wise you will meet a wiser one, first of all, this is childhood, let's say, then everyone has to do their own thing, you know, and secondly, in me just when i'm still at school i don't remember whether i studied at the institute or not, i liked one article, there a soviet journalist wanted to get something out of a poor american, so that there would be something for the newspaper. it's true something happened, he still doesn't work out, it doesn't work out, he asks him a question, and who are you? i'm an electrician, and he says: well , after 40 years, i'll have a business, open a small shop, there's money there, plus i'll take it to the banks, fine, but if you were the director of this plant, he was so scared, he said, i'm a very good electrician, i'm very good, i'm 40 years old, what about you, i've been working i'm very sorry, but no, it's just that if you were

the director of electrical engineering. about this factory, whatever you do, i don't, he couldn't break it in any way, he couldn't understand, then he asked him a brilliant question, and how do you feel about bodgata, he said, if the inheritance is there, then happiness, and if i earned it, well done, that's psychology, that 's how i have it, i'd rather do it, you understand, but to go there, you understand, it's not mine, i'm more, i, when i... i remember, in germany they asked question, if you were president, which would the law said, i would like artists not to go , not artists, not musicians, no one, no one, creative people should not be officials, because even remember bohdan sylvestrovych tastupko, he suffered, he suffered so much when he was a minister, all that he did so many things, these monuments, that was closer to him, the monument there, the theater to help, that was closer to him,

you understand. yes, but tell me, when i read your biography, it says that you started playing at school, which teacher was important to you, who noticed it, i i just remember, once adam mykolaivna rogovtseva told me, i say, what about you, how did you feel that you could be an actress, he says, i read poems because... i saw that at school i read from the stage, and everyone, everyone was silent and looked at me, and i realized that i can hold an audience, and you, how did you decide that you are the way you are now, that you are there, it was at school, i found mykola , i understood, thank you, i found where i can put my unworldly energy, you know, when you come to the theater institute,

for example, you have such chaos. a person is chaos, whether i am andrienko or vasya bendes , chaos, and then all the teachers help you for four years, they somehow take this chaos into a mold so that you know how to manage your chaos, and when i was 10 years old, i joined the drama circle after that i had to play the main role and one day i played the main role in the play and... the day i played episodes, episodic role, secondary role, so i had to work for 14 days at once, when you remember that in the soviet union, when it was the new year, then for 14 days there was a christmas tree near a plant, near a factory in that area , when needed, children were brought there, and the children performed these plays together with adult

santa clauses, and here we played this play, i like it... i liked it, you know, i understood that it was mine, and i even had a conflict situation when i was sitting with my father at the parents' meeting, and when they asked me whether it was the sixth grade or the seventh, i don't remember anymore, that's what they asked , who do you want to be, i said an artist, how did everyone start laughing, not an astronaut, not a communist, i don’t know there he would become the captain of the ship and everyone would start to roar, and my father stood up, hit the table with his fist, that means yes, this is his dream, let 's not break this dream for him, and this is what my father said, that was already for me, you know , my father also influenced me, if you have a dream, you go to the goal, why do you turn around and go all the way there as a theater director, well, i have one temptation, a theater director, a car, an office, this is this.