dedinsky. about how to watch soviet cinema now, known, beloved, perhaps forgotten or completely unknown, we reveal the secrets of film archives, show why this film is interesting and how to find new meanings in it. today we have a special topic, we will not talk about everything. soviet cinema, not about any specific film, we will talk about, about one of our favorite actresses, about one of our favorite actresses who remains a mystery to us, we will try to solve this mystery, we will see how we do it, we will talk about tatyana samoilova, who has a double anniversary, 90 years since her birth and, to unfortunately, 10 years since her death, she passed away exactly on her birthday, of course, she is known to us as... the star of the film the cranes are flying, but what else happened in life, in her career in tatyana samoilova’s films, let’s try about that talk, right? well, of course, when we talk about actors or actresses, biographers usually very often go into details of their personal lives,

dedinsky, talk about famous, little-known, often unknown plots, films, heroes of russian cinema, and we have a special guest, director, screenwriter, alexey nuzhny. hello, tell me. i was very drawn there for some reason, i began to study where it came from, and it turned out that my great-great-grandfather lived somewhere there in transcarpathia, a pasovo man, spoke very little russian, and there was a population census, and during the population census, one of the village residents said, that there is a guy living there, in the mountains, he will save the sheep, but how... no one knows his last name, but how do we write him down? he had a black spot on his face, apparently a birthmark, and the person who copied it wrote chernomazov, and i said: “mom, well, that’s not our last name, but at that time, i worked on the radio, i have i had the right pseudonym, everyone called me that, and i took this surname, i said: “mom, i want to change my surname, because this surname is not really our family.” she says: okay, i approve of this, you. you can change your last name, i'm with i agree wi