pavlovich , hello, hello, very nice , oh, well, hello, you are tosha, anton pavlovich, and you are alexandras go to the table, let me help you, mom, be careful, there are steps, thank you, thank you, klavochka, you are here, right here, yeah , oh, this is anfisa, hello, hello, this is for us, okay, sit down, just like that, yeah. and the girl is no slouch, yes, and this is sashka’s surprise, let's collect that this is guardius, her classmate , come on, whoever loses, he, he eats all the torque, come on, no, don't be proud, mom, this is vadim, our math teacher, the best teacher, while a trainee, hello, hello, vadim, this is mom, well, ekaterina sergeevna, this is for you. oh, thank you, have a seat. vadim, how can i get you cleaned up, excuse me? valerievich. mom, we're not at school. can i please have some cake? yes, sure. vadim valerievich, how did you manage to awaken such an interest in mathematics in alexander? mom, sasha definitely has abilities, simply. we need an individual approach, how individual, mom , that's enough, let me put you a salad, with pleasure, sasha, sasha, sasha, no, c

beautiful, now we’ll find out what changes the classical design techniques and the genius of anton pavlovichhekhov promise to these clapboard-upholstered rooms. we will need to work hard on the space as we expand it. we will remove this wall, we will leave two partitions on this side, in which we will build in cupboards with glass doors, where we can place ceremonial dishes for chekhov's tea drinkers. for example , what will happen to the door? we will move the door a little to the right, the task is to place it along the axis with the window. we will remove the window sill block and make french door with access to the terrace. what do we do with the second window? in place of this window , a column will appear that will serve as a storage place. here we will place the tv, symmetrically to this column that we will build here, we will cut two new windows. we will have a sofa here. place a huge table, yes, a folding table, on one side it will be surrounded by chairs, on the other a wooden bench, in order to recreate this atmosphere of a russian dacha, chekhov's dacha, wicker lampshades from ma

and i'm talking about the play the wedding based on the play by anton pavlovich chekhov.le or were you thinking about it? you know what, of course, i ’ll tell you, pankov invited us to his office after the performance, and he said to me: i want to offer you the central role. well , i have a central role, of course, what mine played, that’s the same. and after the holiday, when we all gathered at the table to read by role and now they get to the bride, i am silent, because i didn’t have an order, and he said, petrovna, read, then all of us have such voices that it’s impossible may be? this is where it all started, but he’s smart, you do as your inner self tells you, all the action from performances, you have a lot of experience, and i will set you up, i will support you, but when we were invited to france for the second time with this performance, we passed. a month and then another half a month, then we have spain, then we have tbilisi, baku, in moscow twice in st. petersburg and china, and what seemed to attract you to this role is that all this was from the beginning, w

pavlovich chekhov, but tell me, you they immediately agreed to this role or were thinking about it,vited us to his office after the performance, and he said to me: i want to offer you the central role. i look at him like that, uh-huh, and i say, what are you talking about, and after the vacation, when we all gathered at the table to read roles, they get to the brides, i ’m silent, because i didn’t have an order, and he says, petrovna, read, then all of our people... were invited to france with this performance, we traveled for a whole month and then another half a month, then we have spain, then we have tbilisi, baku, in moscow twice in st. petersburg and china. what attracted you to this role? the fact that all this was originally, we are sitting. before the curtain, almost 20 minutes, while the audience is gathering, and i’m walking as if in tune, i’ll now explain why i’m doing this, so i’m slowly starting to remember how it was, how my wedding was, it’s in my brain, here this, here's dad, mom, and this... like this at the same time, but initially you were confused, of course, by

and it will help us with this anton pavlovich chekhov.the living room, gather the whole family at a large wooden table for pies, intertwine the light with warmth with macrome thread, and start in the kitchen. from scratch, you should dive in, first, come in, then go there, both maria nikolaevna and nikolai alexandrovich have always been easy-going, this is our honeymoon trip, it’s a must, that’s why fate didn’t make us wait, he came to moscow to see his brother , she is by invitation aunts, our paths crossed at the construction department, where we both got jobs, and they sent us equipment to the site. the trip only strengthened the family. on duty, we visited germany, bangladesh, mongolia, and traveled a lot around russia behind the wheel of our car. of course, he might be tired, but he never, never. didn’t complain to me and never refused, we weren’t there, let’s go there, let’s go, weren’t there, let’s go there, let’s go, it’s boring for us to sit in one place, evenly, yes, yes, yes, just like that, in nikolai alexandrovich’s house eve

and anton pavlovich chekhov will help us with this. our wedding a trip is a must , that’s why fate didn’t make him wait, he came to moscow to see barat, and luda said: this one of yours will be, and this one of mine will be smaller, and we still didn’t know who they were or what they were, well, that’s it it worked out, she married lyosha, i did married to kolya, they have been together for 49 years , come on, we still have to live for so long, so much, so much, one more hundred years, god forbid for you, for you, the joint trip only strengthened the family, we visited germany on duty. we weren’t, let’s go there , let’s go, he didn’t complain to me and never refused, we were there, let’s go there, let’s go, we’re bored sitting in one place, more evenly, yes, yes, yes, just like that, in nikolai alexandrovich’s house every carnation knows, because the whole family built it, when the sons grew up from... it became clear that shmodina had a city two-room apartment not enough. didn't you connect here? so, now, that's it, try it. alexander,

in august last year, the taganrog museum, with its rich collection, and anton pavlovich chekhov himself in its creation , was subjected to a missile attack. part of the museum cannot be restored, and some of the paintings , a sculptural portrait of a boy, received very serious injuries. scientific restorers from the russian museum offered to help with the restoration and moved to taganrog for preliminary work, a colleague was doing preliminary research, made detailed photographic recordings of all works. of course, such work was preceded by a mass of finds; here the transverse trunk of a tree passed through the canvas. roerrich was especially interesting, because his style of work is known to specialists. x-ray photographs show how the artist lined up the faces of the elders, these are hundreds of brains, and here they are also clearly visible, but the same photographs revealed that earlier one elder had a pot in his hands, but now it is not here. use old ones canvases change the plot on the fly. a manner known to artists of the silver age. during the restoration, it was discovered that

anton pavlovich chekhov.reat literature, they will name you leo nikolaevich tolstoy and fyodor mikhailovich dostoevsky. they will say great music, they will name pyotr ilyevichaikovsky and sergei vasilyevich rachmaninov. and these rows of names can be continued endlessly. if we exclude western consumer culture and everything connected with it, then it is our culture that will be in stanovoy ridge is not only russian. of the entire human civilization, what is culture , the village of irkhin, vologda region, i was also going to take pictures of the pro-kruzhivnits, i came there, one guy only lives, tolya, so tolya got a leave in some forty-third year, went home, drove there for two days, arrived. to vologda, then on some typewriter, car, then - on some kind of snow, frost, february, then 5 km to his village irkhin, got there at 4:00 in the morning, frost 35°, reached his hut, there he was wife nastya, two children, he caught his breath, that is, he knocked on the window, the moon. it was shining, nastya got up

pavlovich chekhov, great literature, they will name you leo nikolaevich tolstoy and fyodor mikhailovichreat music, they will name pyotr ilievichaikovsky and sergei vasilyovich rachmaninov, and these series and... can be continued endlessly, if we exclude western consumer culture and everything connected with it, then exactly our culture will find itself in the backbone. not only russian, all of human civilization, what is culture, the village of irkhin, vologda region, which was going to film pro-kruzhivnits, came there, one guy lives there, tolya, tolya got a leave in some forty-third year, went home, went there two days. i got to vologda, then in some kind of car, by car, then in some kind of car, on a sleigh, frost, february, then 5 km to my village irkhin, got there at 4:00 in the morning, frost, 35°, got there to his hut, there is his wife, nastya, two children, he caught his breath, that is, he knocked on the window. the moon is shining, nastya got up , caught her breath, the spot in the glass, saw her roofing felt, and decided that it was a dream, looked at him through this windo

pavlovich chekhov, but like, some directors try to be like. in torkovsky there are frankly unsuccessfulot plagiarism, this is learning from... some favorite author, absorbing the best, but something, but if of course you are imitating, i’m not i , to be honest, i don’t understand how you can imitate in literature, then let’s quote another one from your book, sprint is the most beautiful distance in the relationship between a man and a woman, are you a sprinter or am i a married man, oh in more detail, it means it’s still gone. so you understand that no, in general - in my opinion, people in life are either a sprinter or a stayer, i like sprint distances more, in the same sport, for example, i liked the hundred-meter race more run, you gave it your all, although you also distributed your strength, you thought where, what, how, but this is sharp, this is a flash, this is an explosion of such energy, yes, about sprinting relationships... as if in relationships with women, because well, with age comes understanding, that is, i wouldn’t be able to live as a woman i didn’t love. well, what’s

pavlovich chekhov, ivanov, this was the first release, accelerated release in vladivostok, played one played by valera priyomakhov, later became my very close friend, of course the guy went into that world of amazing talent , here he is with this manner of inflamed such a delicate nervous system, such a nervous guy, and then i... listen, from the world of theater you came to the world of cinema, if my memory serves me right, you will find it in battle, the first film was, no, at least that’s all, it was - the film was, it’s stronger than me, and valya malyavina, then there was vanya gavrilyuk, a ukrainian, there was kapelyan, efim zakharovich, this is an average picture, but still it’s a very expensive picture for me , i understand that before love and the dove you had very powerful works such as... men, zmeylov, coming, very powerful work, yes, this is one of the first films by valery lonsky, the kingdom of heaven, amazing, it’s like.. ... gave me a role where i left such a blue hero, so to speak, this one, he gave me meat, meat in image, a piece of such a character , yes, a village

pavlovich chekhov, and like, some of the directors try to be like torkovsky, there are examples thatis learn from some favorite author, absorb the best, and... yes something, and if of course you imitate, i honestly don’t understand how you can imitate in literature, then let’s quote another one from your book : the sprint is the most beautiful distance in the relationship between a man and a woman, are you a sprinter? i’m a married man, more about that, all sorts of things have happened, you know, no , in general , understanding comes, that is, even i wouldn’t be able to live with a woman i don’t love, well , what’s also nice about this book is that it struck us that you are everything is the author of short stories, and this is not exactly auto-fiction, it’s the kind of auto-fiction that you have to delve into yourself, but here you can also be called a sprinter for this reason, that this is still not some kind of large form, but regarding the large form, well, on the left it could... on the right is a serb, i think that he will be, i generally considered it as a trilogy, but regar

pavlovich chekhov very often turned to this image, uh, man, who transforms, well, here is the famous yes. there will be something to think about after today’s program, why am i holding the tablet like that, i’m actually afraid to drop it , continuing the theme of the classics, more than once it was noticed that there are people who come to some kind of society, some kind of space, he didn’t say anything, in general, yes, he just said hello, but he seemed to immediately fill the whole space with himself, and sometimes a person comes in like this large, seemingly weighty, well, i mean physical and corpulent and... clearly shows what your body is really saying, you firstly understand that when you start to see the body language that is being broadcast, secondly, you understand what not to do in order to achieve the desired result, no direct cognitive logic can be traced here, we simply begin to follow the path that will lead us to the goal, here it is good, the brain is described, yes, the upper cortex, it thinks, here is the subcortical zone, cerebellum, 2/3 of it neurons, when we move

he quotes anton pavlovich chekhov.were among the most. he is unique, he really is, that is, with his eyes closed, well, at least i can say where i am, what city i am in, i once read what is there in that or another city where you are from, yes, you need to go back there and drink a glass of water straight from the tap, this rejuvenates the body, it restores our codes and so on, for me, probably, it’s breathing this air - this so too... rejuvenation, where is your home now? for me , restoration, such a return, home is where my family and friends are, but this is in...

pavlovich chekhovo, a wonderful scene, they play with a boy alone.etrovna, the arts council did not take that boy, again, as if god had specifically ordered this, irina petrovna had this such a dachshund, i had charlie, and somehow we agreed on a story, we lived not far from each other and agreed to take the dogs to the silver board. apparently, irina was filmed pregnant. when she was expecting a child, she also behaved very courageously, because she had to stay in the hospital for several months, she endured it, it was very difficult, incredible, that is, she is also purposeful, this is also how she prepared for the performance, she reacted the same way to maternal responsibilities, you still don’t know what to live - this is more courage. than to die, irina’s first son, alexander, was born shortly before the release of the film, one can only admire the actress’s fortitude, even during a difficult pregnancy she did not quit her job, i am with you always, always, irina, which means she played a role there at the end of the film, this already in... in

we talked about how you were inspired by anton pavlovich, chekhov, but i really wanted not to repeatt to recreate the atmosphere. the main halls, this is a classic layout, it supports the layout on the windows, we have two doors and the second one leads into the kitchen, already with a modern rotary rotary mechanism, yes, since we will have a refrigerator in the kitchen, it is in this corner, in this place, that nothing will interfere with our heroes, this door opens very compactly and does not take up much space, and it opens to any door. side, magic, both doors from the chalet collection, they were made for us at the sophie factory in just 10 days, on the floor in the living room we used a parquet board, and we used this parquet board in finishing the ceiling, well, this is a fairly common technique in country houses, maybe a reference to someone chalet, especially since our heroes asked to leave the tree, well, now we have it, this gray color is visible here, which ties in with the color... of the walls, also pearl, all this is combined into one picture, on the floor in the kitche

this is a story by anton pavlovich chekhov, which was written in 1886 year, so as soon as i voiced vanka whitefish belong to? a, fish, b, birds, c - insects. time. they serve this kind of fish in the school cafeteria, no, that ’s why adults probably know about the kids, how do you even imagine who whitefish is? andrey, there is an idea, there is no idea at all, according to zeros, yes, that is, they answered simply by guessing, yes, okay, david, i it seemed like it was a fish, because i once even... ate it, one might say, well, it seems to me that i ate exactly the fish with the name of everyone, but where did you get it, do you remember? i don’t remember, the fish was delicious , it was probably a long time ago, yes, okay, you answered option a fish, vadim, i chose option b, i don’t know such a bird, but i know a rifle that has a postscript at the beginning in latin letters sik , oh, what an observer, this is his subject matter, this is all military, this is him... with such a name, maybe, well, in the same mountainous country they can there are goats with that name , mountain goats, i

vanka is a story by anton pavlovich chekhov, which was written in 1886, so as soon as i voiced vankaround, what class of animals does whitefish belong to? a, fish, b. birds, c: insects. time. they serve this kind of fish in the school cafeteria, no, that’s why adults probably know - how do you even imagine what a whitefish is? andrey, there is an idea, in general, there is no idea at all, according to zeros, yes, that is, they simply answered by guessing, yes, okay, david, it seemed to me that it was a fish, because. i once even ate it, one might say, well , it seems to me that i ate exactly the fish called vsig, but where did you get it, i don’t remember, i don’t remember anymore, the fish was delicious, it was probably a long time ago, yes , so good, you answered option a fish, vadim, i chose option b, i don’t know such a bird, but i know a rifle, which at the beginning has a postscript in latin letters whitefish, oh, how observant, his theme is military. that i so wanted to answer, well, it’s still not bad, let’s pay attention to the screen, and i think that after that everything

vanka is a story by anton pavlovich chekhov, which was written in 1886, so as soon as i voiced vankanth question of the second round: what class of animals does the whitefish belong to? a - fish, b, birds, c - insects. time! they serve this kind of... fish in the school cafeteria, no, that's why adults probably know about the child, how do you even imagine who a whitefish is? andrey, i have an idea, but not at all. presentation by zeros, yes, that is , they simply answered by guess, yes, okay, david, it seemed to me that it was fish, because i had even eaten it once, one might say, well, it seems to me that i ate exactly fish with title all, but where did you get it, you don’t remember, i don’t remember anymore, the fish was delicious, it was probably a long time ago, yes, so good, you answered option a fish, vadim, i chose option b, i don’t know such a bird, but i know a rifle that at the beginning... the postscript in latin letters is sig, oh , you are observant, this is his subject matter, this is everything military, this is him, he is well versed in this, it seems that this rifl

pavlovich chekhov, lopakhin, says, how late was the train? are going, it’s unlikely that they’ll get luggage this and that, which means, firstly, the trains were late, late, even by 2 hours, yes, even more, remember bunin’s story, where he describes that the drifts were incredible, all the schedules went to hell, and he thought that he could go to the station and have a good snack there, without being upset, the trains could be late during the snow drifts for a day. yes, people were gathered from villages to clear snow, the whole program was to combat snow drifts, in the immortal work of platonov, the innermost man, the snowplow pushed snow in front of him, wings that hit the snow and threw it to the side, but at the same time the train schedules were such that the passenger did not have to wait for a transfer for more than 2 hours at the station, so as for the fact that lopakhin says to get the luggage, then yes... all the luggage is wealthy passengers, and ronevskaya is a wealthy passenger, even though she is a beggar, they did not take it

, we didn’t have such experience, in august last year the taganrok museum with its rich collection, antonred the breaks, of course it was... this was aimed only so that the paintings could be safely transported to the russian museum in the future, the restorer spent several months unraveling these threads, then braiding them them in the right position, intertwining literally as it was on the canvas, taking into account the small fragments that remained on the front side, the work was carried out on both sides, of course, such work was preceded by research at once a lot of finds, here the transverse trunk of the tree passed obliquely through the canvas. roerrich was especially interesting, because his style of work is known to specialists. x-ray photographs show how the artist lined up the faces of the elders, these are hundreds of brains, and here they are also clearly visible, but the same photographs revealed that earlier one elder had a pot in his hands, but now it is not here. using old canvases to change the subject on the fly is a technique known to artists of the silver age. during

pavlovich, faith, church, faith , i think, what is this?ill a little boy, when i was sent to rest with my grandparents in the caucasus, not to the baltic states, my mother sent this little boy to the caucasus and i lived for a long time in ushcheili, where my grandfather’s house stood. loneliness, uh, cow, bees, mountains, uh, no games, maybe because of this, this loneliness came, one sick person came, a painful, or rather not painful , painful, sad thought, for such a boy, that one day his mother may not be there, but i remember this feeling right in the middle of the mountains, when i suddenly... felt in my heart that the person closest to you, maybe someday there won’t be, and this piercing feeling remained with me forever, a feeling of loss, a feeling of loss, a feeling of loss, then, when i began to study what faith is, our church, i realized that this is it, with childhood, this, this... i know the feeling from childhood, this is the feeling that to tears, i know prayer to tears, i know that i can sometimes pray to tears for real, so

the moscow theater of the vsevaldoshelovsky studio is showing a performance based on anton pavlovichngs, architectural drawings and other materials telling about the work of restorers to recreate images, most of which were lost in the twenties of the last century. the state academic symphony orchestra of the republic of tatarstan performs works by cheikovsky, rachmanin and beethovin in perni: soloists denis matsuev, borislav strulev, george harleona and pavel melyukov, conductor alexander sladkovsky. at the yaroslavl theater. the premiere performance by artyom ustinov based on the play by alexander nikolaevich ostrovsky the snow maiden is played at the krasnodar drama theater named after gorkov. a personal exhibition of alexander kapralov, called “metal life”, metal love, opened on two floors of the omsk city museum of art. on display. graphics, paintings and more than 100 sculptures that the master creates using the unique technique of stacked sculpture, a self-portrait, yes, it was made a long time ago, it’s kind of like an idea here, here’s half of the soft stuff. something round

, meet me, this is anton, my old friend from st.y. it’s possible without sergei, inna, my young vybsk friend of his, it’s very nice, excuse me, inna sergeevna is a major specialist with us, she works in bulyshnaya, what are you talking about? thank you, we'll sort it out, thank you, while you 're studying the menu, let me wean you off for a while, okay, okay, the spout is on its way, exactly, exactly, what are you going to drink, well, all sorts of seine, yeah. varoshnya, can i invite you, please be kind champagne for the girl, sweet, dry, okay, this is the program today. in the amur region, where 13 workers have been trapped under the rubble at the pioneer mine for the second day, additional planes from the russian ministry of emergency situations have just taken off. two planes are an-148 and il-76, flying from the capital’s zhukovsky airport, and another one is preparing to take off from the airport of novokuznetsk, kemerovo region. an additional group of rescuers is being deployed to the region, according to the head of the amur

anton miranchuk was accurate from the penalty spot. alexander golovin delivered the serve to the goal line, where konstantin tyukavin and strakhinya pavlovich were fighting.

anton miranchuk was accurate from the penalty spot. soon ivan oblekov earned a set piece, alexander golovin delivered a pass to the goal line, where konstantin tyukavin and strakhinya pavlovich were fighting. the ball eventually bounced to maxim osipenko and it was not difficult for him to hit the target from close range. at the end of the first half, the serbs, who, by the way, next summer will take part in the final stage. the euros had a chance to reduce the gap, but matvey safonov acted flawlessly at the last turn, and in the opening of the second half the score became 3:0. yuriy garshkov made a cross from the left flank , atalanta midfielder, alexey miranchuk scored for the national team for the first time in almost 3 years. after a series of substitutions made by valery karpin, the russians had several more excellent opportunities to score goals, but even the post and crossbar stood up for the guests. however, the fourth ball spectators still saw it. zakharyan's next cross was closed by ivan sergeev, who scored. and his debut goa

anton miranchuk was accurate from the penalty spot. soon ivan oblikov earned a standard. alexander golovin served to the goal line, where konstantin tyukavin and strakhinya pavlovich were fighting. the ball eventually bounced to maxim osipenko and it was not difficult for him to hit the target from close range distances. at the end of the first half, the serbs , who, by the way, will take part in the final stage of the euro next summer, had a chance to reduce the gap, but matvey safonov acted flawlessly at the last stage. and in the opening of the second half the score became 3:0. yuri gorshkov sent a cross from the left flank to the atalanta midfielder. alexey miranchuk scored for the national team for the first time in almost 3 years. after a series of substitutions made by valery karpin, the russians had several more excellent opportunities to... score goals, but even the barbell and crossbar stood up for the guests, but the audience still saw the fourth goal. zakharyan’s next cross was closed by ivan sergeev, who scored his debut goal for the national team. our team w