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applicants and parents. it was a brilliant master class. many thanks to elena leonidovna vartanova. yaroslavovich skvortsov and vladimir left home to gather our thoughts about what journalism is. what and how to teach journalists, thank you, see you again. hi all. this is not a bastard, autumn is with you tatyana gevorkyan. this is the time when everyone is returning from vacation to the office and from vacation to school, so it’s time to talk about the office bark and the trend for school uniforms, and today my guest is a costume designer. anna khrustaleva and actress milana bru. hello. hello, you're here right now. a very relevant topic related to school uniforms is the premiere of your film. i take a step and

immediately ask kanye how the work on creating images in cinema happens. well, first of all, this is, of course, mental work, intuitive and in some kind of ideal world. well, ideally, i i don’t mean in a material way, that is, you need to find commonality between your idea of ​​a hero and heroes. eh, how the actor presents him, how the screenwriter and director present him. and as soon as it’s all connected into one image, the image is found. eh, everyone is happy, then the tenth thing is to find it. actually clothes. e is happening. let's go straight ahead. from the very beginning, the costume designer receives an offer to work on a film set in a school. that is, accordingly. this is mainly school form. yeah, it's a cursive style. yeah and something to do with the school lady with the uniform. yes, with

a school uniform. moreover, as far as i understand, it’s a school uniform. now somewhere it is, somewhere it’s not, somewhere it’s free and that ’s enough. in general, but the difficulties. you know, uh, first of all, naturally , a conversation with the director, after i read the script, as she sees it, in this case she is the director olga akatieva, and, accordingly, i will talk about her in a feminine way, and uh- e. olga told me what she wants the main character to see without a form, because they must show their individuality, but there will be, uh, let’s say, a representative of the lyceum, just like the heroine milana works as a teacher at the lyceum. they must be in perfect, pressed elite school uniform. i started studying modern subcultures, because teenagers have no cultures. it is clear that one of polina’s characters cannot exist, her name is, and the actress plays vasilisa. she is just such a bright representative, this year. well,

everything is there for the year and emma. in general, she is different from the others. with black makeup and blue, a strand in the hair and so on, and i still have to clarify. that the action takes place not in a moscow school, but in a provincial one, therefore it was very important not to make the guys too fashionable, too trendy, because the provincial school should not look like the moscow lyceum, since my children are already lyceum students. they are, of course, dressed to the nines. they have emblems and uh, very beautiful jackets. well, that is, you touch, school uniform, strict hairstyles and everything must be perfect, that is, such an ivy league. yes you've probably already been inspired. yes, including. of course, pre-post style is very close to me in general, uh, as an artist and a person. eh, i'm very interested in this. i love the whole boarding school aesthetic. i like it when people dress neat and tidy. but it seems to me that

everyone is inspired by harry potter too. naturally, this release of these films also influenced the new popularity of the style. although he probably never left the radar in the forties. except maybe in the era of the nineties, when grunge was still, well, at its peak, but this style, orange or the elements, drank through these shirts. yes, some sweaters anyway, there were even ties. even the grand had elements of pepe’s style, it’s just that it’s more informal, more extended, that is, they played up maybe acquired, but in their orange manner, and milan you play a lyceum teacher. oh, well, initially the story is that the heroine katerina, she e, not in an entirely honest way, but deserves a place as a teacher in one of main schools in moscow and she goes there. and, of course, this is also from a pskov girl

who studied at this institute. this is becoming such a serious careerist young lady. eh, very nice formal suits too. i really like it too. my image is in this film because, and they chose wonderful costumes for me. this is all strict, but very bright, and one of the suits. my blue is so bright blue, then burgundy and they seem to be the same, but completely different and there it went well with these guys who are lyceum students and, of course, the final stage is contest. there, it turns out to be a literary competition, where these guys are gathered, and my class is a moscow lyceum, and they are all strict. they are all beautiful. um, they have red ties in their suits. this is for me. it's just my weakness. i adore all these forms, a and there is a ninth b. yes, they also have white shirts there, but those are from another city. yes, there they are, and they also have

white shirts. e ties. well, in some places they are not very neat, well, their ties are tied somewhere in their jeans. yes, i think there were some of them there. uh, your own clothes, that is, your own clothes. well, as if with whites, but even some didn’t, in my opinion, yes, you had to use the propistyl here and there, but at the same time show social disunity. and just the same, uh, the main character and seryozha’s garden, who played sasha , he also wasn’t in a suit, like i was there at the parade, all, but he was more in that. well, in this style he wore such a stretched sweater, because it was necessary to show that the person was completely unprepared. yes, the competition delayed him there, in general, the file plot is very swirled. that is, when we were making this movie, there was a feeling that we were making a tv series in terms of the number of action locations, the number of situations, the number of flashbacks, because there are often references to the past, in my opinion, we had three, at least three times in the past ,

for which we also prepared the distant past. yes, that is, there was no need to change the style very much. well, you know, the way our main character is, uh, an orphan. and we made it a little bit like this, uh, childhood so nostalgically, perhaps, if you look at it this way strictly, maybe it seems more distant than it actually is in the plot according to fabry, it’s probably correct to say, but it was necessary to show that the main character’s social stratum is also not very high, that it is not some kind of prestigious one. there's a yard there. it’s moscow, so it’s really a stretch in time . it’s small, but there is a difference in style. and what do you remember in terms of style in particular from the films that, in the style of harry potter , we have already mentioned, there was also gossip girl? yes , i can’t help but mention in wendy. i think this is it such incomparable work by the artists and the costume in general, this aesthetic is gothic, and

the mixture of critical projects is very close to me , so yes, yes. and it seems to me that there is also such a surge now, if you go into a store, yes. yes, that is, these black and white dresses with white collars. yes, yes, it just seems to me that this is the influence in india, uh, on this. yes, but this beautiful of course, this beautiful now. yes and even this is good, that it influences the kids who start buying this school uniform, it’s good for someone lucky those who have black school uniforms in schools, because you were an absolute disaster. when we have black uniforms at the gymnasium there. one year we were told that everything black was not allowed in the school uniform. eh, we now have blue at school, for me it was a disaster. i always loved school uniforms, probably, yes, everything was perfectly ironed, everything was always perfect , there were some more beautiful skirts. i began to think that this uniform always fits wonderfully and uh, well,

i also had a gymnasium. i had the gymnasium where everyone sat. so , these are all, well, beautiful ironed white blouses. there, and the severity. i always liked this one very much, and i adored august , when you go to some stores and buy this school uniform, plus you also combine a vest or jacket or this skirt and in which one, but for me why some kind of blue uniform was absolutely unacceptable. i don’t know, it’s not that i like the color blue, but black is some kind of professional color for me, and to this day , theater universities also use black stick to it, like black people, did you have total black or something? no black and white, but black, of course black and white, then there was blue, so that it was blue and white, respectively. yes, not white. yes, and then generally next year. eh, for some reason, you see, we had some kind of harvest year, that the colors were constantly changing and

the next year was generally gray, it’s not practical at all, it’s like buying borders for yourself. yes, and suddenly the next year it is necessary to change and just after the black, uh, gray and blue there was a year when there was a revolt of the parents, who said, are you completely stunned, that is it? they have something. this is who makes the decision in schools about what the school uniform will be . who would have known, i remember that and they even brought us booklets so that we would treat our parents and our parents would choose this school uniform. and they even make booklets, that is, they made booklets, but of course, costume designers at school, of course, made school uniforms. this was our high school. it seems to me that these are some kind of orders, i don’t know, there is some company offering a more, perhaps, inexpensive form of management. you could buy something directly at school or you had to select somewhere yourself and come up with blocks for some kind of school uniform of exactly this color. they even gave it to us. but you could buy it in this

color. that's how it was. that is, they gave you some references, and you could either buy them at school or improvise them yourself somewhere. well, then i say, after this scatter. and we were simply told that we would have to have a school uniform, blue, gray, black, it doesn’t matter. and that's when i stopped liking it. all. well, because everyone was in discord. somehow i don't know, but i i always loved the consistent style and adding some elements. here, for example, is a beautiful collar. i had a lot of these at school. i bought these, and i wore different ones to emphasize my image. i hope some kind of classic skirt, a regular white shirt and constantly changing collars and always getting great pleasure from it. there is some kind of search and by the way, what kind of shoes go with this style and if there are any acceptable standards, what can you wear? than of course, and these were always shoes

ballerina shoes is it possible to have sandals with heels? no heels? yes? no, if it’s a heel, then it’s so mini, well, how is it such a square , small flat heel, and we weren’t allowed to wear heels, and we weren’t allowed to wear sneakers either. although it was sometimes strong. now i can say that i have a younger sister. and to this day she studies in the same gymnasium and, to my great regret, the uniform is no longer a uniform, because recently we went shopping with her. she says oh, i want to buy this, but a knitted vest you know, they’re so big now, they’re even bigger, massive knitted long vests. and that is, not these little ones, which are yes and no. no, but precisely these knitted vests with such a neckline, and she, well, we ’re trying them on directly with her. as they say sofiyka, let ’s take a smaller size. she tells me, no , it’s so fashionable now, that is, she puts on

these and this. well, and a vest that almost reaches her knee, and this is how they go to school, they can even reach the school uniform. apparently, yes, and the jackets there are big voluminous shoulders are something that is now kind of stylishly fashionable, if it doesn’t go out of color, and the categories of, well, schools, for example, seasoned white black and blue gray, then it ’s fine. if you want the best, then choose 12 12% per annum on the deposit in the area with the highest rate. open a deposit with the best interest rate in a couple of minutes in the bank's mobile application sber prime more profitable sber presents a loan. allow yourself more every month. return 2.5% of your balances with sber bonuses thank you kill to apply for a loan with increased cashback. collect with a primer

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any situation surprise that's great. it's great that we have a savings account. apply for a 120-day interest-free credit card, the most favorable in the country. the break is over and we are returning to fashion lessons in our studio today , costume designer anna khrustaleva and actress milana bru. she took into account all these modern trends in school uniforms when you were working on the film. i’ll tell you again about our work with olga, aka director. we initially agree with her that when we make any movie, we already have six

projects. we try to adhere to the principle of a timeless aesthetics. that is, of course, i take into account, i look at how schoolchildren dress now, but we slightly smooth out all the trends, that is, uh, heroes who, by their nature, must follow trends. of course they stand out and they look appropriate, but still it’s not exaggerated. there are big jackets. here are the huge vests that i ’m talking about milana now, that is, we are slightly smoothing them out, so that after 20 years the viewer who looks at them is our movie, but he doesn’t. it looked somehow ridiculous for him, that is, for the aesthetics to be so harmonious, but as i understand it, milana’s heroine is such a girl, she’s such a bitch. what character traits? yes, you tried to reflect, uh, in her costumes and how in what ways you achieved this, but first there had to be a transformation. that is, at first we see

milana and do not suspect anything, we see a good idyllic picture of the hero and his girlfriend, but then gradually some features of the steel lady appear, respectively, there are a minimum of prints, accordingly, straight lines and it was very important to show such a character , charismatic, because the girl achieves everything she wants, as if it were going according to her plan until a certain moment, and therefore these bright colors. eh, they are so intensely charismatic. that is, if you want to show a career woman in a movie, then you use bright colors, no, i mean, this, firstly, uh, you need to look at uh, naturally, at the appearance of the actress. that is , i see that milan will go, that is, they will go to another person. eh, the colors are a bit more gentle and this will also show his strength, and then naturally you need to look at i don’t know,

in what room this is all happening. well, that is, a huge number of different factors are taken into account, but it’s natural if a person is so straightforward, uh, strict, and so on. these are straight lines rather than soft smooth fluffy textures, there and so on. that is, this division is obvious. i think and when working on preppy style images, you, uh, where did you get the things, can you buy everything in stores? or did you have to sew to order, or maybe they found something at flea markets, you know, things are looked for by assistants and everywhere, that is, i don’t really care where exactly they find it. i need, for example, that there be a certain number of very different things that, uh, technical specifications references force you to take photos, and photographs that you have to draw in photoshop if i can’t find such a picture that accurately conveys. that is, now artificial intelligence. it can create anything you want, i haven’t tried it yet.

i’m somehow afraid to step in this direction. well although, of course i am. by the way, i know that your colleagues are already creating movie posters using artificial intelligence, that is, they give them all these movie references and they draw posters for them and say that it’s quite interesting, it turns out very interesting, but here the brush is recognizable, that is , it can be seen from the picture that it was created by artificial intelligence or, uh, it is complemented by such imperfection. that is, you can give the task to make pictures for you. can you supplement or use this already there? they even a little bit like such a source of inspiration, this topic turns out in general. it seems to me that endless is very interesting and this is some part of the future 100% collaboration with artificial intelligence. but i hope that, after all, our profession will not be completely abolished and we will still be useful in the cinema, in fact, our present. because now a store is opening and where you can

try on clothes in virtual fitting rooms. so you send a photo and uh, these are the images that you can buy in stores. you try them on virtually form. oh, i don’t know, wow, this already exists , even in russia there are already stores where you can completely experiment with this or see how it fits on you. eh? eh, one style or another. this is not an exact calculation, how it sits, but it is approximately, but you can still imagine the time, right? view yes, yes, you can argue the process of selecting clothes is interesting, yes, that this appeared first on the internet. these are virtual fitting rooms, but about the store. i didn't know either. it's probably somewhere in japan in russia, yes, yes, but when creating these images, you coordinate directly with the characters on who wants to look like milana had to work with the actors. yes. and we, as

a rule, for example, already discuss this with milana in general with the majority of the participants and the majority of the heroes. we somehow got along almost immediately, but one of the actors argues. there are such cases. in my career, thank god, well, less and less. i think how experience matters, how more and more developments of some kind with whom you can come with a ready-made image. who better to call in advance discuss over the phone, but there is an idea, for example, that i cannot bring the mass market to the actress ravshan kurkova. yes, they need some higher brands simply because, and how would a person of such status be an actress of such status, and she wears only luxury brands. only luxury movies, she also understands that she is acceptable. she plays for us. um, get me to school for school. she works very deeply and subtly on images, and she understands that a teacher at school cannot walk around, but show that she is married to a man

very wealthy. what then? it was also important to reveal in the film, that is, we selected jewelry for her that matched all the lines of the texture. eh, the colors were taken from luxury clothing, but still according to the content. that is, there was also mass mark, too, just somehow diluted with milana, which helps. eh, this image. eh, get into the role through clothes. yes? definitely ahhh. in general, i already, uh, said today that for me as an actress, there is no such thing that uh, i won’t act in this. i don't like it because i actress and and i have to do my job, that is, there are no roles that you would refuse, according to me. um, it’s my opinion that everyone should do their job, and, well, the makeup girls, they should do their job and make their images on

me like on clay, and the girls. the costume designers need to see me in this look. uh, the director must give me tasks that i must perform, and i, in turn, must combine all this, because this is my profession and justify it. why this this this this this this is in one person, also this text and the script, her way of thinking, her way of moving, her way of life, her way of behavior. why does she dress like that? why does she wear makeup like that? i have to justify this as an actress, and i believe that every image can justify every task. it can be done if you think about it and work on it. that is , this is what my heroine is wearing, but she can’t walk, but this means answering the question. why? maybe, that is, i think that it still needs to go deeper and do so, as they tell you, because hmm in this, i think there is professionalism. and when i

don’t, it doesn’t work. it's me. and a person knows better what suits and what doesn’t suit your character, because he is here precisely for this, so i’m specifically talking about the artist and the director, of course, who sees this image, because you see the image of yourself, how in the mirror, how someone will like me or not, and the director, for example, sees the picture as a whole in the same way as the artist, he sees how they will all be together combine, therefore, in this sense, i believe that it is impossible to say. only to myself. you have to trust people who already see. just like this, and i look, just like this. repetition is the mother of teaching. i advise you not only to watch, but also to review episodes of the paws podcast on the first website and today with me in the studio are costume designer anna khrustaleva and actress milana bru. if we talk about this popular prepi style in general, who is it suitable for, is it only schoolchildren and students who can wear it,

using some references directly in your study life or can you wear it? this is a popular style and now everyone is actively promoting it. no , it seems to me that this is for this period of time. this is one of these basic, uh, movements of our styles, kind of strict to loose. i very often see adults in this style, i’ll tell you more. i really like it, i really like it when it seems to be very official and strict, but there is a kind of lightness and freedom. and it’s very stylish, in my opinion. moreover, now this is such another round of return. can really be freer and more combined. even with orange moments, that is, an older person can wear a jacket and, um, a tie, but on a naked body, for example, yes, that’s for sure. here. what elements of the script can be used in office clothes, because they have something in common.

the styles are quite similar, but still different. what elements can be borrowed for work in the office, because, probably, it’s a short plaid skirt, not always, not at any time. yes, it will be strange. here you go the same jackets and vests, shirts, trousers, perhaps these long shorts, which are classic fashion. yes, such yes, classic , if we take the classics, some kind of seasoned color, too, perhaps beige -brown. something like this, some kind of boots. and even the white shirt is also a very strong plus accessory. well, something like that. ties, but not so strict, and tied ones, i think that this is very interesting now with some kind of, well, with an additional bag, the color scheme can be completely transferred to the office, of course, although of course, the office is also different and different degrees of dress code. but it seems to me that now more and more, uh, the world is moving, on the one hand, towards freedom and manifestation of oneself, and on the other hand. this

is the desire to still return to the acquired and official. yes. you said the word office. yes, this is new now. eh, there is a tendency to return there for some reason, maybe with popularity due to the popularity in the eighties, they are returning there again. yes, these jackets, uh, with voluminous shoulders. that is, they are the women that come across to me when there are simply different forces. it was now oversized silhouette. i don't know where to go next. we will move upward or it will all decrease in volume, but it will reach some peak as always, there is any trend. pika yes, this has nowhere else to go, and then, naturally, it will decline, and then , in parallel, the trend of femininity develops. e sophistication. e fashionability. somehow ballet shoes have returned. fashion, for example, how many years have we not worn them, thinking that it somehow remained far away in the 2000s, they are back in fashion today. eh, that's barbie style. yes, it’s no coincidence either

bacon. yes, such a sudden outbreak, that is, after all, people wanted to get rid of all the black volume, such a massive strict one. yes, and play around with this a little. by the way, this style was introduced to me rather artificially. after all, it was part of the pho, uh, promotional film for barbie. well, for some reason everyone picked it up. that is, like any trend. he might get caught. or maybe, uh, it might just be so fleeting. uh, it turns out we got it right, because the style is very popular now and all the uh, brands are just before the start of the school year. yes released capsule collections in preppy style. and it turns out that your release coincided. yes, you are just like barbie. you and the stars aligned. let's hope that the audience will like it. this is all for the audience. we have several heroes there, they just missed it and dress like someone who would like me in this style.

and so there is a hero who, uh, right here, you can say that they’re practically like uh students of some closed english institution, but of course, and naturally we lowered the degree. um, considering that this is happening in pskov. by the way, i wanted to say everything, there’s no way i can add that two costume designers worked on the film. the fact is that i was in the ninth stage of pregnancy and could not be on set, so there is another costume designer, nika belyaeva, with a diploma. she and i worked together several times. this is my good friend. she was more responsible for fashion trends. because she lives in new york. she works at fashion weeks, she seems to be aware of all the trends at the very beginning of their origin and at the very place of their origin, so to speak, and i answered more. this is because we are close to reality, because we understand that this is happening in pskov, and this is happening in moscow, and how we have such

a creative tandem. i hope you have such a serious approach. i'm very interested in looking at the costumes. yes, and look , it affected milan, then on your future life. that is, you borrowed some elements of clothing that you lived in for a long time on the set, waiting for the shooting to end, in order to decorate these costumes. i’ll be honest, that is, they have ended up in your wardrobe for some reason. part of some costumes. then they told me that i needed to leave it for the poster. well, the costumes are there, well, of course, in your life. i borrowed this because i honestly have never been scared of bright colors, and it seemed to me. what, and you need to be able to wear bright colors, you need to be able to combine them. we have to bear it somehow. and i'm very afraid. here are some of these bright elements. eh, we all need to communicate with this very competently, when i saw that it suits me. some kind of immodesty is coming. thank you yes

, but when i realized it, of course in mine firstly, things began to appear in the wardrobe, and hmm , things of such colors, which is important, and, of course, such strict lines. it does a lot. me. mm, not that older, but more serious, it definitely seems to me that you really are. it also seems to me that it is going well. i can’t imagine it right in the barbie bark. me too she has no idea either, honestly. well , while working on the film, you became real experts in style. now let's give a recommendation to our viewers about where to start and if you create such a small pick-up in your wardrobe. what things should definitely be there? first of all, you need to determine which color scheme suits you better in appearance, that is, more contrasting or softer, more restrained to start with the color scheme, let’s say you chose

what you have, uh, blonde with blue eyes, blue beige suits you , most likely, you can add, probably, yes, gray ones. naturally, yes , the color is blue, and, accordingly, choose some basic things in this palette. yes , it suits someone. well, it will be skirts, trousers , or trousers with a vest. yes, on in fact, there may be some elements that are more classic. and if you want to express fashion trends, that is, you can use classic blouses, shirts? i think it should definitely be. in the wardrobe of a white shirt, a classic white shirt. but the classic white shirt today is still an oversized shirt or a shirt that fits. i don't think it's the size. for some reason, yes, it seems to me, that’s when they wear a shirt that fits. it looks narrower. eh! old-fashioned, yes, that is, a shirt if this a girl's shirt, she can take her husband's shirt off,

uh, well, maybe, look how it depends on the size of the size. and i don’t even know, it seems to me that they are making wonderful blood now. eh, ours is just such a women's cut. i generally buy shirts from men's stores. he's great. but it seems to me that they go best with men. maybe i haven’t found a shirt, so i would argue with milana that it doesn’t suit everyone, as it seems to me, it doesn’t suit everyone. here you are , representatives of contrasting tenderness. i think okay, and blue shirts are blue, i think blue. why do i have all the shades? yes indeed, yes, so you need to choose. eh, initially the color black was black, and at one time i didn’t wear it at all, but lately . and since i work a lot in the theater, and in the theater all the directors, for example, appear in black. for some time i was a black sheep, that is, all the stops came in black, and not one in blue or beige. then i realized that it would still be more stylish and more harmonious if i also had a black color, so i started

using it, they also succeed, i don’t like it black color, but black color can also be used. yes, in this style it’s still more like that. i think these are the light colors. i think that you are in such a seasoned prope style in black. no. by the way, olga and i also agreed a long time ago that we use the color black in cinema to the maximum, only oh, to the minimum. sorry, because it doesn’t look very good on camera, and especially on a digital camera , we minimize the introduction of the same thing. yes, black, i didn’t know that, but because it falls through and you can’t see the texture. and in fact. it turns out easy dark spot. if it’s black, it’s with texture, really. that is, it’s either leather, or suede, or something lace, yes, or velvet , uh, then it looks interesting, we’re very glad to see you in black, right? the blacks sat down and talked about it, but in general

i agree that black is probably not the most advantageous color. it seems to me, more yes, some beige tones of brown. yes, well, this is the style of uh, schools - this is the style, as i imagine there is some kind of lawn in front of the university, uh, american. and so we see there, uh, people in this idyllic picture, no one will be in black, everything will be in some restrained, noble shades of old money. yes, the fact that now from every iron is this trend for old money. i really like it when people who have never had money teach other people who have never had money either. yes, studying looks as if they are in the seventh generation; i just associate the word with some kind of london. so with some one like this, and harvard is beautiful, and some are so dark green, so dark green publisher. are you like him at home? these are very brown. and what does it have to do with people like

how is this probably right, old money? well, that's how it is. this happened precisely from these prestigious schools and universities, where it was just a common form. you understand correctly, these uh diamond-shaped ones. yes, this is all from there too. yes but it's beautiful. it seems to me that this very very style originated from the very beginning. eh, well, it is believed that it originated in america, but we know that the americans they always wanted to look the way they look. uh, euro-europeans, who have, uh, a generation of aristocracy and that’s it. this is what they always wanted. yes, that’s why this style is like, uh, imitation. yes, it was born there. well, i'm already looking forward to it. i want to watch a movie. i'm very interested. yes, our film came, which is called i'm taking a step on september 7th. it's all in russian box office. in all cinemas of our beautiful country. thank you very much, we will look forward to watching, although no. the

film is already playing in the cinema. yes, you can go to the cinema, get your tickets. and, of course, we’ll be inspired by the preppy style, and uh, i’m sure we can glean a lot of interesting things from your images. yes, let's hope. yes, thank you very much. thank you. hello dear friends. this is the podcast life of the remarkable and with you i’m its leading writer alexey varlamov a guest. today i have a wonderful director, writer and public figure karen georgy shakhnazarov hello karen georgievich we will of course talk about cinema today, but i would like to start with literature. and that's why my first acquaintance with you and your work began with no one, well, namely with

literature. i was a student at moscow university and in 1982 i came across your story, the courier, in the magazine youth. i read it. i really liked it , and i wasn’t the only one. and in general, it was published in my youth. this meant waking up to a famous morning. so you started for me. how they write as a director, how did it happen that your story ended up in your youth. i had such a difficult period. the first painting i made of good people was a painting by if leonid zorin but i had no success, and so somehow it passed. and by the way, my film was the most cut, and there was a period when nothing worked out in the cinema, like mine. so here it is. i began to write spontaneously. that's it. eh, the courier's story. i don't remember through someone. i offered to show it there in my youth, well.