and for wealth they want to take someone from everyone, of course, nothing can be done about it. but they believe that we are not worthy of us, but i still have hope that every nation, especially such as russia, well, like all others, has an instinct for self-preservation, which is very important later. it's very hard for us to imagine. what kind of victims can decide what to eat recently exclusively retirement age storage? the integrity of the state and sovereignty, this is very difficult for us to understand how sovereignty is being lost. happens unexpectedly and in the nineties it happened. therefore, what we already see now is

that not only have we not lost it, but we can in a certain sense. be proud of it. what is our state, of course? events that are very difficult to understand, it is so great that it is difficult to even comprehend it, but attempts to rock the boat and from the outside from the inside continue partially, there will always be someone who is fried on someone else's. it’s natural, it’s like a human quality. the union collapsed russia didn’t work, but attempts continue, that is, the goal remained. i think there is nothing that can be done about it. live with this and be very, uh,

attentive to historical processes, which is not given to all people. we, in principle, are not politicians, we live with daily worries and everyone has their own worries and responsibilities. thank god there are people who understand you. that it is necessary to treat this very carefully and thank god what are these people? to some extent, they can determine the policy of our state about the culture of cancellation, i want to ask. how did you feel when the west began to ban our great tchaikovsky dostoevsky i try to highlight their feelings, one compassion for those. what does he not know? what does he do? because it only

says that the teacher got sick, there will be no lessons approximately. here at school in the class the holiday fell ill and the teacher. and this is pure culture, cancellations. and everyone ran to play football, and then the headmaster comes, stop-stop-stop. we are witnessing a certain process of losing europe's desire to protect its national identity. losing all desire to resist this process. it's amazing but this is so, probably, there is hope that then some realities arise that bring people to their senses and sober voices arise that say look around you, there should be hope. i can only state that

russia will live without europe, and europe without russia. i have big doubts about this. because we have a rich history. why? well, there are different reasons for this, it’s just that the russian nation in general, russian culture lived under sanctions for a millennium, these sanctions were from there the weather was snowing, many summers were short a lot of different things and russia lives under these sanctions. how much energy is needed to live through the winter is five to ten times higher than the cost of energy in europe so everything is expensive here? efforts are much different, so there are sanctions there, i say, guys, turn off the electricity in russia well, nothing will happen krabik stores will not

go to arkhangelsk, they rented electricity there . well, it's not scary that they turned off the electricity in new york, this is a different nation. this one is not really necessary. the culture is not very pretentious. patient mighty manage on a minimum and surviving, therefore, as if i don’t have any, therefore about fears. i know that you love italy very much and how can i not love, as dostoevsky said, the gray stones of holy europe yes, i really love shit italy, in general, by the way, the first country that went abroad in the sixty-second year. it was the crown well, the head

went. starkovsky, together we ended up in italy, a russian person loves especially more than france, which the russian nobility loved italians very benevolent, so italians don't like to swear, and they don't like to scold. they are always like this, but i love to praise there was a woman child there and they went, that she was still walking down the street, but no one would stick, the phone. well, how are we going to live now, they are on their own. and we are on our own. i don't know, let's see it. it's easy to say, i don't know, there are some values. purely human i think that the average european, where there is inside , a certain nostalgia for some kind of

times ten years ago. i mean russian come, there and so on, but social engineering. which i say, she is very depressing and people are real. they are afraid to express incorrect thoughts. i guess that's a lot. well, there is no need to pull them by the tongue, they themselves will come to the understanding that the tree of life is only one branch, different trunk is one, and we will put up an amazing question. what is the speech? i'm telling you, people can not survive this in russia if they put up. you know, there is a good expression,

an italian fights to the first drop of blood. and russian to the last you somehow in one of the interviews they said, consider me a quilted patriot or do you put some other meaning? i have no problem. there is no communication with residents. none at all. i feel very comfortable, but everything is more difficult with the creative intelligentsia, or the russian writer, leskov, who was rotten by liberal russian literary criticism, he said, we have a strange principle. if you are not with us, then you are a scoundrel - this is a

beautiful phrase. leskov is very dear to me, it’s not for nothing that chekhov treated the line with incredible reverence, so you often shoot ordinary people who don’t professional. i don't know how it works. well, i'm wondering, klepikov's first scenario. it was just about the collective farm, but it was interesting for me to shoot non- actors of people all of a sudden. then filmed many times. it's just that the artists are not interested with them, the postman is fastened, the postman came up with the idea of ​​the postman to shoot, the postman is rustic, what is it? at all? it's very interesting how it comes about. i can not tell. here i don’t have such a marriage, some idea arises.

siberiada has already been said, they offered to shoot a film about oil. well, it turned out not about russian oil history and so on. uh, you think one thing , it turns out another. sometimes we get blocked. it happens by accident, sometimes. doesn't work by chance? asya klyachina there are also only three professional people, you had to look for them, you had to look for them. because to find a person who has biographies. in general, all biographies are unique, which are very bright. as if it were a war, or on the one

hand, on the other hand, a person should be able to talk calmly, should have an inner artistry, some are clamped, and some speak freely, therefore, an artist lives in every person, another question is how to open andrei sergeevich in the film paradise, you showed very clearly, what is fascism, nazism? what they did, but now it's all picking up again. why did it all flare up again you know extremely? there have always been extreme currents. they had different foundations, they had different

philosophical foundations, the political foundations in russian history were of this kind, great philosophers. which then all i remember is huge pupils took the side. therefore , people tend to err. and to sacrifice oneself sometimes in the name of an idea, there are tragic delusions. but why is it flaring up like this now, it happens all the time. it's not just today.

i just think that there is a balance, and then the quantity outgrows some quality , an imbalance arises. in this imbalance, extreme currents arise. in any case, let's say terrorism. he may be absolutely religious and has nothing to do with fascism, but this is also extreme currents. one can only observe and be attentive. why did a lot of neo-nazis appear, but for example, in the west they don’t seem to notice this, it’s all terms in a different way. i do not think that the nation in its purest form will dare something, because nazism

is the assertion of superiority one time and the other. uh, this is an extreme current, few people are now on such, uh, paradigm to decide. uh. rather, it's called. it is nazism, hardly anyone can argue there today that one nation is great, and other nations are of the second plan. just no one is. well, you know a lot, you can glue any hole, russia now there may be the last bastion. let's substitute its traditional values. our civilization developed within the framework of judas christian civilization, then in the environment of this european civilization. it may be most resistant to protection there as conservative

values, but uh, if you take other civilizations, including there, i don't know islam or india, they are great civilizations, these chinese, but they are original concepts. we we grew up in a certain european, scholastics. from greek philosophy and roman latin law, that is, we are the heirs of the league of european, culture and latin and byzantine and greece and so on within the european, let's say culture and civilization within the european. i have fears that in 10-15 years europeans will come to russia to see how it was enough for them to

come to st. petersburg or moscow to rostov to see what a rich content in the life of cities. and why is this happening in europe now in dozens of genders, neither men nor women, the middle sex and so on and so on. you know there are laws of nature. they are not written. they cannot be ignored. failure to comply with the unwritten laws of nature leads to decline, and then people began to write laws. it ’s the written laws that have risen up to be rewritten, and sometimes people try to follow this law, but

there the devil is a question of gender. should have studied history. we were taught history of the ussr short course vkpb. then there was perestroika, we studied, we thought. some of us welcomed the changes, some did not, but my generation. the last generation of people who really studied this. of course, there are historians who today make an extremely interesting analysis of events, but not among artists, in particular dramaturgy.