worlds in general are resources here. people are here. here people are becoming more and more educated every year, the latest technologies are coming here and here, the world cannot develop without africa. therefore, we are our friends here. we came to visit friends. we negotiate with them in the name of our peoples on the initiative of my friend. we discussed the issue of cooperation yesterday. e zimba in belarus and mozambique mozambique is the largest country near the coastline of 1.000 km. an agrarian country requires huge investments in agriculture. we already have experience and the president says this is mine friend the president of mozambique and we will soon discuss how to transfer our experience of zimbabwe belarus to mozambique we are going in peace. we are not

going as the colonialists once retreated, as they captured and exploited the people. we bring technologies here and we train people here, we train specialists. we have something to offer the vast continent from mechanical engineering to food. africa has become fashionable and promising, but belarus has come here. not today. all the same zimbaba. this relationship is over 30 years old, the south african the republic is one of the key links in the world. e is one of the key states that we would like to lean against holding our foreign. in the future, from this day on, we will begin to more intensively establish relations between your country and our country, for such as mozambique, the future is a period when we can cooperate very widely sometimes use this moment to watch africa today is extremely interesting the continent seems to

have gained new life and is a micro- model of the entire planet, there are economic and political engines. there are catching up slightly lagging behind. but most importantly, all these countries are open to cooperation without twisting their hands. after all, the wisdom of politicians who are aimed at creation is to look for partners who will benefit from your resources and technologies, they are robbers who have only one goal to capture, destroy and destroy this african continent in the past. as you have already seen, it was quite happily enough

. at least not from the pain of this court, that the alignments are great. neil elevich is an

actor who has not needed representation, but for me personally, clarification is needed look usually, each actor has his own role. many are always a little nagiev yes mikhalkov, there are always a lot of mikhalkov, in your case. i was somewhat confused when i watched the filmography, despite the obvious typicality. you play very different. here's how you define your role for yourself, or is it still a patriot and honored artist of the republic of belarus, this is more than enough. well, patriots are honored artists. let 's start with that ruslan chernetsky. and what you see on the screen this is not ruslan chernetsky, this is a character. i literally. today i see you in a completely different image on one of the competing tv channels in the series i like it, yes,

i have everything in each of us, absolutely everything, absolutely all character traits, just to varying degrees and at different depths. they are buried in us. and the most difficult task to get them here is sometimes easier to do, but sometimes , let's say, my recent, so to speak, my experience. uh, gurian musical all three countries. here, i had to dig very hard for in order to embody such a person. you rebuild once you rebuild yourself. in the process of rehearsal yes, when it has already been worked out, when it is already in the katana, when it has already been brought to automatism, then it is no longer necessary to do this. well , it literally takes maybe half an hour, and there's a lot of art in your way from studying to be a car mechanic. uh-huh dancing in thailand let's do a performance of lady snice. there are many interviews about this.

well, the truth is, i haven’t had it yet, thank god, but thanks to roles in big movies and serials. you are recognizable thanks to your work in the theater, i suspect that you feel both alive and real, right? but i personally have never heard anything about your music, really. here is a temporary break. well, you can say, and so, firstly, because music is it was such a short period of life, when it was he who wrote, when i had a group to rule. yes, it was 2006-2009. it was the very beginning, that is, an interesting name. i honestly, well, about this more concerned. it didn't apply. lgbt is not me at all, honestly speaking, heard for the first time. eh, why do they call themselves a pride? i think what kind of attitude do you have. and well, in general, it went, in

principle, from libyan correctly, in principle, yes. well, because it seemed to me very, very close to the music that we wrote. and we wrote heavy music, since i was brought up on heavy music, i'm yes, i'm an old rocker, so to speak. metallica can be called that. well i read that you worked in music as a vocalist and guitarist. yes, i once played the bass guitar, so i understand what it is, firstly, it informal. still, music is still an underground to some extent, and when it went more and more and more and more works in the theater in the cinema, i still had to make some kind of choice. there was not enough time physically , but now, due to the fact that lately i have encountered a lot of musicians with musical performances and excellent composers. so we organized with alexander suharem the

earth project, and the sky musical project is absolutely different in genre, because sasha must be given his due as he manages to do so, but he writes in completely different genres. anything from latin to javier. well, here is such a person, he can write anything, but we are now preparing the project of the year. i really hope, yes, that this project will break up and we will see each other again, including in this regard, well, since our program is a public political one, we will still have to combine culture and society for example, i was worried about the question oh, the usual in the everyday life of the name russian theater, after the start, this name reduces no one embarrass among your surroundings. maybe those who addressed you as spectators of actors and so on in belarus can embarrass their hands now. cancellation of russians, yes, and creative people, as

shown by the twentieth year, they are a little sensitive. yes, they are reacting. well, let's just say we're shaping, uh, special for them. but if emotions are an emotional background, i'm just wondering if you have encountered this no, of course, but as in belarus , you can cancel something russian altogether. we speak russian with you. despite, that we have both the belarusian culture and the belarusian language. well, yes, when i really read, in some social networks and telegram channels, when they start saying that the russian language is being oppressed in our country, it is the russian language that is being inflicted on us, when here are people who talk about it in all seriousness, but call me some. well, at least it is. strange. let's do it, yes, yes, at least strange, well, the fact is that about, let's say, but the abolition of russian culture abroad. let's start with let's see who gets worse from it and how quickly they will start to get bored. well, how can you cancel pushkin

how can you cancel the russian ballet? how can you cancel tchaikovsky well, let's see how soon they go where. well, you see, the europeans somehow slipped, let's face it, first of all, this shows how weak they are. that is, by hook or by crook they are trying to do at least something, however they like. in any areas, on anything. here their attitude towards us is manifested. they show that how they relate to us. i mean, actually. yes, we are not for them i know the papuans for them we live in the jungle. yes, yes, well, and now he is trying everything. just how long it is. how do you think this misunderstanding of reality will last. it seems to me that it is already beginning to come to them. well, at least from the bottom it goes. i mean from ordinary people from ordinary europeans. let's talk about the cult

author for each of us. yes, dostoevsky uh-huh . at the end of february, at the same russian theater, the premiere is on. yes, there are few of the youth. unfortunately, he remembers that it is in the belarusian village that the famous russian writer. yes, he owes his last name to this village. you are playing fyodor mikhailovich himself in the new production. but i’m interested, though, i’ll personally say that i’m very interested in this role. tell me, in the performance there will be a special dedication to us belarusians. well, i would not say that fyodor mikhailovich divided, in principle, the russian world. if he talks about the russian world, he talks about all russia, belarus and little russia, and so on, even now in ukraine for him the russian world. we are indivisible, therefore, if he dedicates

something to the russian world, this is also direct to us concerns the negative connotations that are observed to impose. therefore, yes, there is a dedication, but within the framework of a large single russian slavic slavic, of course, well, prince myshkin batman avatar is a superhero, slavic civilization. here he is pure in soul and thought, today his thoughts are at odds with the west enjoying this new paradigm of value and meaning. yes, just like our country, probably, which follows its own path of traditional values ​​and a view that is not an easy path. actually agree. a who said it had to be easy? well, look at your performance. you are already rehearsing, but at the release of the play. will modern challenges be reflected through the prism of timeless classics. well, although the challenges that now surround us, of course, well, how could it be

without this that dostoevsky was pierced by these topics. he wrote about it 150 years ago. now the same thing is happening again. well, nothing changes, so, of course, naturally, all these challenges, all these topics are raised as much as possible, it felt like when you read his works something something tragic, a little sad. yes , i understand this, our soul, slavic soul. yes , but this is the current reality. it also raises some concerns. anyway, it's still, let's say so the moment of perception of your personal, when a person. a pessimist for him always considered the glass half empty, always considered, let the troekuni at least uh-huh even though dostoevsky at least i don’t know how to wave anyone , even though pushkin will always have a glass half empty for him, but for a person who is an optimist, for whom the glass is always

half full any author will be, let's say, perceived optimistically. that's why it's a matter of perception. who wants to see what in this, who, what needs to see in this the provocative questions of ruslan chernevsky in this role. how are we taking it? dostoevsky fyodor mikhailovich, of course, then i’ll clarify, but nastasya filippovna, she will remain traditional in this performance in the modern one, or she will be declared as an african american. of course not, it will remain traditional. well, how else, well, yes, well, this is for us imposed from there from the west, why do we have our own way, you yourself said, and we have our own traditional way. well, our people will not accept this, thank god you know, we had a performance or in the winter. brilliant play, i think goldman and you know that i

have films from koranos and the american lions of canada also received films based on this play, so the script is there. as a matter of fact, the line of richard the lionheart in my performance and in principle. french, this is exactly this, this is exactly this, this is an unconventional line. us with my partner at first it was very embarrassing. that's all. we've been trying for a week. well, let's say there's nothing there, in principle, we did nothing. we didn't kiss, thank goodness god didn't have enough. and when we when at the first performances. i heard such a whisper of gossip in the hall. i was very embarrassed when i realized that these relationships of ours will cause a feeling of compassion and sympathy, when there is silence. that's when

you should not just think very hard to think. and when people are not comfortable with this topic, when people understand what it is abnormal. so, everything is in order, so we are still healthy, thank you. god and we will be healthy. well you felt the second, of course i calmed down at that moment. i will not hide the fact that the appearance of ruslan chernetsky, as a hero of women's hearts, yes, a standard handsome man 2 m tall. well, when you showed up at the 2020 women's forum , yes, it did provide a talking, straight up blow to so many doubting ladies they reasoned. so, if such men are on our side, and from culture, yes, then with male shoulders in all other areas. we will definitely be fine. then there was national unity day. as a result, where you took part everywhere you had no doubts for a second.

that's when the cultural figures floated that you were on the right side, there was certainly not a second of doubt i had. a long time ago. i observe and analyze everything that happens. we have everything that happens around and try to understand why it happens this way and let 's just say, where where these processes are going right, and where are they not? well you don't give a damn about it when you live alone or when you have children. as the head of the family, you must understand. in what world will your family live then. that is why i began to study economic processes first, macroeconomic processes, world processes and so smoothly smoothly smoothly, i came to geopolitics. because it was important to me. in what world will my

daughter grow up and then my daughter live. maybe wear some more. and at the moment when we started all these, shall we say, unpleasant things. i perfectly understood what it was for what it was and who who? who is right? who is guilty? who is right? who is wrong in this situation? therefore, there were no doubts at all. not only that, i already felt on an intuitive level, for a long time. what what is it. i was very seriously savvy. that is, i already consciously understood that this is what it is for, you know the impression that it turns out. those who did not understand, they did not want to understand, or well, it's just really a lack of knowledge, well, firstly, yes, the lack of specific knowledge is one time. well , we, we lived quite comfortably, well

agree. well, why, if you're fine? why do you need to fill your head with some other things? this is one, and secondly, ah hmm well, against us, really very serious. well, do not underestimate our enemies against us, certainly they took us very seriously against us. therefore, especially after the codes. because our president said, not you, as you want, and i will not close the people for nokdal. and it still served. that is, everything is one on one, not only let's say this phrase. and in general, what happened with us at the time, but this is also me already understood. i was already when he said this phrase, among other things. i realized that in the twentieth year they would take us very strongly. and yes they did, and so it was. as a matter of fact, because of us, really, because of us, because of russia, they took it very seriously. this had to be

understood. and that is why it happened so and these events affected people on them on them. so to say a misconception about this . i'm trying to imagine. now, if then the president went, well, let's say towards, yes or would cave in under this pressure, uh and bull announced. yes, i'm trying to understand even what would be the economy, after all, we would not have survived this, that is, literally in six months. in a year. we wouldn't just feel. and we would have collapsed with our enemy, of course, naturally. everything went to that. everything was for this. well, look, you have such an unusual enough hobby, yes, the involvement of political science, but maybe then it makes sense to introduce a special course on color revolutions? yes, elementary, yes, but in the specifics of political science in the context of e-e

belarus yes, to universities. not just cultural universities universities universities that prepare people for culture are more in-depth, more understandable on the fingers, so that they can explain what happened. well, i think that it is absolutely necessary, but because it is necessary, well, despite the fact that we are cultural figures , we fly, often in the clouds. well, i am like that too. why not? how is it professional depreciation, more precisely from this, and we need to land a little. we need to explain what is happening on earth, it is simply necessary that at least some of these you said, and the color features of the manuals color revolutions. well, personally considered, of course. well, of course. why then even some of our patriots, they heard about the methodical sharpe ask the question did you read no? marat sergeevich you don't even need to read

here, if you trace it, starting from yugoslavia, and ending with the nineties from there. well, at least by us, i’m not talking about central asia central asia, for all this time, all these revolutions of georgia ukraine central asia hong kong singapore now, if you follow all this, even read nothing is necessary, everything is there, it’s understandable. well, when you see clearly here is the first point, right? second yes, yes, yes, now it is obvious when there is, for example, ukraine to me. yes, i have a friend in ukraine who told us in the twentieth year, he says, now it will be like this. that is, he watched our events and foresaw everything, of course, they were corrected in relation to

our realities, but, in principle, the plan was clear. well, for him it was obvious, as eyewitnesses of his events, returning to our cultural figures, yes, to people, here are the correspondence of lenin and maxim gorky in the nineteenth year, there are a lot of parallels with the events that were taking place right now, if you read it literally and exaggeratedly. yes, this is always the question about the revolution of the intelligentsia. yes, its role is the revolution, and one called the intellectuals the brain. nations yes , but different and-but different, yes, chirps here have been years. it seems that nothing has changed among people of culture, there were too many of those who, well, let's say, did not understand, to put it mildly, but roughly speaking, traitors. unfortunately, here, in your opinion, what caused this and why these historical parallels. they, unfortunately, are not accidental from sergeevich did not say that it was

among the culture. e was understandable. it's just, we're just in sight. yes, yes, it’s just that ours is best seen, uh, there were also many such people among people who behave in a wrong way. i think in percentage terms. it was about an equal amount, but it just all happened precisely because we were in plain sight for someone. we are even opinion leaders. although they deservedly sometimes it happens, especially now. and in those years at the beginning of the twentieth century, too there were opinion leaders. which were undeserved, that is, they are also on some kind of hype that took off, that is, it is in its own way. you see, even some kind of profanity, that is, again, a disadvantage. uh, lack of- unintentionally some kind of lack of information. here among these people. and they

broadcast - they will form some kind of definite opinion, that is, they cannot rise a little higher in order to see the whole picture more widely; they develop their opinion inside in a certain segment, they broadcast it. and since they are opinion leaders a person begins to think and what happens happens. unfortunately emotions. what matters here is no, definitely, definitely, without conditionally, it is precisely the emotional background, let's just say so. uh, the inability to say stop at some point. yes, i have an active mind. well, wait, bye, let's go. that is, i will think about it tomorrow. yes, yes, yes, yes. since the sixteenth year, i have been working very seriously on myself in this regard. well, i had to, because i played american football and played as a quarterback, and there shouldn’t be emotions at all, and i was very very serious work, when you

see that you are rushing uh hmm 11 bullies, which each of which wants to uh hurt you very badly, to, well, at least. then, well, it becomes very scary. and you must understand at this moment, well, see everything and make the right decision in a second. but here emotions, of course, interfere very much, that is, our president coped with the video from rbc, uh. if a fight is inevitable, you must be the first to speak like it is and always learn to work in real conditions. this is not good. this is not bad. it's just a fact we are a wonderful country. we have a wonderful state, wonderful vertical of power, but there is no ideal propaganda

genius, puppeteers in that they offer us a solution to problems that would not exist if these very puppeteers were not next to us; the presence of a simple formula for both political and personal happiness, the author's view. igor dura to the main event in the country and the world. do not miss the new releases of the propaganda project on belarus 24 tv channel security today to any specialist who works regardless in what sector should he possess? the skills of energy-efficient technologies that save energy every time you come to work, this is my chess game, because i need to plan and organize the work. so all this equipment worked. they tell complex things in simple language. here comes the imitation of the sun's rays and the light

that imitates the sun, uh, heats the panel, uh, converts the energy of the sun into energy for heating water for the house. now he is on -20 mark. this is the lowest point of our quarry, if we compare it with the level of the baltic sea, then we will say 20 m under water and share the intricacies of our work, which they simply adore . yes, it looks like a toy will carry 90 tons of rock. we are laying a foundation for the future. to introduce innovation. this is a concern for the state, and the nation for its education. see project one day. on tv channel belarus 24 can you explain for yourself?

here is the hypocrisy of those who loudly slammed the door in the twentieth and left for russia, there are such tv presenters who are now quietly working there and in the twenty-second year in february on the 25th. on the 24th, the day began to think, and on the twenty-fifth, no one loudly slammed the door again and went somewhere to enlightened europe. they are hosting an event being filmed in a series. uh, they are still showing us here and nothing bothers them, not the languishing navalny yes, not tyranny is nothing. why is it that they pay more or it ’s just that they understood that they were mistaken then. well, i can't say. i can only presumably alien soul of darkness after all. it seems to me that this is still awareness, to a greater degree, perhaps more degree, of course, of course, because, as i have already

said, those events in the twentieth year that we had were still at the moment of emotionality. this is still a cognitive war against us, which is being waged, whatever one may say, and the cognitive war hits emotions. well, they consciously led us to emotions, it’s true and formed this picture, it is a cognitive war and emotions, after all, they also appeared and people were brought to emotions, and so on and so forth. it's been two and a half years. well, at the time of february 24, 22, a year and a half had passed. so awareness still happened to the majority. i believe consciousness has happened. they understood simply. very difficult uh admit it publicly open. well, here is the president, you heard what he said about active repentance. well, that is, if you are

calm, being a public person, uh, especially an opinion leader in your environment, let's say celebrity, as we call it there, and if you weren’t afraid in public then, didn’t hesitate to say your opinion like that, yes in support for the revolution is now in my mind . yes, but they always say the force of action should be equal to the force to counteract, but now, in theory, if you really realized, well, do the same , but this is at least fair fair, yes, that is, you just write. have your say there. right there on the same site. here's to your point of view. maybe i'm wrong, yes, maybe i'm asking too much, but in your opinion, what should be this active repentance, but that's how it should be. well at least at least public admission of their mistakes. but this is at least an honest and noble word, at least. yes, it is, of course, difficult. it is so difficult, of course, it blocks the eye. yes,

we have such a world. we live in such a world, we were brought up from us by 30 years of egoists. but what did you want? well, of course, a good phrase. well, well , of course, i recently came to the conclusion that the scourge of modern society is selfishness. absolutely. well, yes, well. pay attention. just take a closer look at what we see, what we have seen on screens for 30 years. tv screens in cinemas. anywhere, we were promoted a beautiful life that you deserve all this. this is how snowflakes were raised from us. just understand, here you are a snowflake. you deserve everything at once. now go ahead and take it. and why? because you are so special. that's it, you know, it's a typical liberal ideology. that is, uh, well, of course, above the public, of course, and for them it is and for them it is beneficial, because the consumer thinks only about his consumption

, only about himself, about how he consumes and not about something else, that is, the consumer society. unfortunately it played its part. yes? well, of course, but in addition to ballet, you are dancing, theater and cinema. were playing. well, it was a little bit it quite, but it was huh? well, some kvn workers somehow decided to become presidents. yes, they played many masterful roles, pouring out simply and now they have joined in, the president has played this role, right? you weren't tempted to get into politics, i don't have you, that i 'm in my place. i do my thing, where i should do it provocative the question is yes, well, maybe even somewhere i will argue, because in order to promote culture qualitatively. why not become an mp? and to form a legal

field that will contribute to the development of culture. i have great pleasure. i can , so to speak, advise or advise those people, officials, deputies, politicians. well , let's just say that for us for people of culture, how and how it will be better for us people of culture, but in order to do this yourself , you need to be at least an administrator. i don't administrator. i am in my place. i convey to people those great thoughts and great maxims, so to speak, which were written by great people by great authors. this is where my task lies. my job is to understand these thoughts to realize to pass through myself and through. emotional upheaval knocking on the head through the heart, yes head this is my

job, and the formation of what is around this task exclusively for administrators is not mine, i can suggest how we would like. how would it be better to suggest, but this is for this requires a systematic approach. i need to leave my work aside. that is, you do not consider the possibility of combining no, but you also played the negative characters of the nazis, for example, yes, but did you ever think that we would face manifestations of nazism today in real life in the 21st century. moreover, in countries that shoulder to shoulder defeated fascism. for me. it was, of course, harder than a barbecue shock when i started to notice some trends there, especially around here. paganism, as they call themselves, pagans , and so forth. as far as i understand this

philosophy. pagan well, in order to make it clear what it means. it is not about aggression at all and not about, let's say, superiority over others. i absolutely know a lot about this, namely pagans. i'm talking about this she's about love, she, in principle, does not contradict christianity, which is why christianity has taken root so well with us. that's why it has developed with us to where it has developed. you know, it was for me too. not that not even strange to me. like i said, it was a shock to me when i saw how much they, i mean, it was a conscious application, so to speak. uh, the ideas of fascism are precisely in

order to introduce them deeper. they just took this philosophy and perverted it to such a state of philosophy, love, no philosophy. well , you can say that, in fact. this is so, in fact, they did it, and of course, both of my grandfathers died, both of my parents died, and mom and dad grew up without fathers, so the topic of war is for me. especially the great patriotic war, in principle, is always sick for me, and especially that war, that is, the terrible war that what happened happened 80 years ago with us and what those people did with our people, how they treated us. well, as a matter of fact, here they are trying to return it. unfortunately, in

fact, i always wonder why people who have? well, how do you have those who died in the war in the family, while the memory of these people means nothing to them at all, i do not do everything in order to destroy this memory. yes, i 'm saying that for me it was not that strange. for me. it produced some kind of dissonance. well, look a little about another period. if you say, yes, this year the picture we are united will be released yes, but it’s a hard time for belarusians to swim in poland. well , the twenty-first thirty-ninth year. yes, after what has happened to our country lately. so you managed to feel more easily, that period and managed to add awareness not of theatricality, but awareness. well , awareness, sooner or later, it still comes, like them, well, yes, of course,

especially. especially heard. like exactly how the poles power the polish don't i mean simple people, how the current volskaya government treats us now and you understand that my god, how it looks like 100 years have passed it would seem. even our grandfathers for the sake of our parents had very adult parents. even our parents didn't see it. and now, in principle, in fact, we are experiencing. a very similar time i mean in relation to us. from our neighbors, in principle, for what. why guys? well history has changed, well times have changed. yes, there was history, we will not forget it, but for almost 100 years, like everything

differently and we feel so good. why why these ambitions, why this, why is this possible? well, guys, well, calm down, they already remember this particular period. we also had a different story. well, in general, there was the grand duchy of lithuania where where, in fact, speaking with poland, how are we from poland then and who was such poland then. when was the grand duchy of lithuania? we, we, we, too, can remember this, you understand very well by ideology under your political philosophy, yes, then you can choose a time interval, you can try to stretch on any globe of course, the globe is made smaller. yes, and then more yes, a difficult subject for me will be stretched for me personally. yes, we belarusians have become adept at documentaries.

yeah, well, it’s true, yes, the partizan period of the film was a chic period. now tv channels do well documentaries. i myself felt it on the beltel of the radio company. yes , it means that you have not yet cooperated with us. but here's the paradox, absolutely we are now here i am saying this, specially bullets, personally, we are absolutely losers, uh, in ordinary soap. here we are for real superbly crafted. here is a gift for shooting russian tv series every day. here, here, on communistskaya yes, there on kiselyov, and so on, we see shootings by russians in our entourage with our actors of serials for the all-russian state television and radio broadcasting company, of course, well, in any case, for well, another state. mostly. so we started trying to shoot a tv series, but then other problems came. and yes, we

made a little bit of a pilot episode, it seems to be not bad, but the dreams are definitely not giving up now, on the contrary, we are returning to this. that's what you personally see, belarusian opportunities for such a cinema and why we don’t succeed, you know, i’ll share it so to speak, i’ve been dreaming of belarus for a long time, but for belarus to become a cine boor. in order for us to have the best in order to make films, we have the opportunity for this, our, firstly, our geographical position, what is it about? secondly, we have a lot of huge number of filming facilities, we have a huge amount of uh, staff, ranging from job sites to, uh, actors , directors and producers, and so on and so forth. we have a huge amount of such resources in order to take pictures, for god's sake, and we ourselves do not have enough. not enough. well

now all over the world even in hollywood even on netflix there is a huge problem in scripts key is key is. well, that is what needs to be taught. yes, i have in mind. a couple of writers who can do a great job with this , but so you just have to go and do it. that's all, you need to sit down, so to speak, study. this, in principle, has already been studied, the market has been studied. the scheme has been worked out, you just need to take it and do not do it. i just i think to swing at some. some serious full-length pictures. yes, we can afford to do it once a year, but it is very expensive. our state is not like that. well, yes, we're fine. we're all

uh. hmm, everything's fine with the economy, in principle, how much better than it could be, but the state can't afford to spend the money. uh, constantly on the set of huge movies, because it also needs to be sold. plus , i understand perfectly well, i'm here just the same on the side of the state i am because, well, that's crazy money. you understand what the question is somehow happened to be in kazakhstan and got a little acquainted with the process and experience of producing these multi-episode television series. well actually. that's true you say scripts. how many times do we talk in everyday life? come on, santa barbara yes, he has santa barbara and we elementary understand that it comes in very well absolutely without cunning absolutely vital. history, no pretense at the cannes festival there, yes or

to berlin, that's what i'm talking about, yes, you understand? i remember perfectly. i turned on the kazakh state tv channel and i see a wonderful wonderful series, which i was there for several days, i had a chance to watch it purely professionally for several days. what is it and these are four characters, he is a mother-in-law and a doctor, yes, and three locations, a hospital, an apartment, a bench on the street, just a colossal budget, about 10-16-20 thousand dollars per episode, and i understand that this is coming, because i open, then the shares of this tv channel. yep, professional good share, everything is fine. and i can't understand why why we can't why don't take off the crown put it aside and do soap, well, you just have to take it and do it. i here i wanted to tell that what far to go. i personally have such an experience when we hmm filmed a two-episode television movie television series two-episode only we

filmed it. in one location in the private sector, that is, on four hundred square meters in one house. we filmed all the movies. in cramped quarters, not offended, it was called cinema, because everything is there, well, it’s really very kind, kind, made a good movie. true, it was a lyrical comedy. well, this kind of echoed marys a little. so a good, very interesting film turned out wonderfully, and we shot it, i said up to 400x and in one small house. i'm telling you, we must take and do right now, right under your feet, the topic is lying around. it's all very fresh. the twentieth year. yes, we keep coming back to it. we keep talking until now, part of the people live abroad. yes, they dream of returning here or they don’t dream, depending on how there are characters, types of drama, yes, conflict, that is everything that is necessary for a normal series.

that's why not take it off, i'm still waiting for someone to show up about the twentieth yes and start doing it. now, if you were filming as how would you see the genre of this series. i would film it as a drama. well, i thought about admitting it. i thought about it already. well, not immediately, of course, in the twentieth later a little i think that, well, the worst thing, that is, there was everything in the twentieth year. i mean, people were arguing. so i wanted to say about this, that the worst thing is that seven fell apart. the scariest thing, right? people in the same family? they could not find each other in any way, in general, no one could prove anything to anyone. and because of this, they fell apart. this is the worst. the family is falling apart, loving each other. people couldn't be around. this is the most terrible thing. i would

film it. here is the drama. really. i specifically so a little bit to the last question about the philosophical approach. for 2 years now, the merch of the first one, well, it breaks all records, yes, it quotes and i have several here is one of the phrases is very similar to the cinema, what is the strength, brother? yes, there is power in truth, brother. yes sergei bodrova cinema has always been valuable. here are golden quotes and aphorisms. you even sometimes testify about the value of the film, because how many quotes from it in your head are still wonderful. here is a list of your roles, a huge variety of characters. i won't even count them. do you have a phrase from the actor's text? which has become defining life.