[000:00:00;00] not to mention the issues of the creative industry, which is closely connected with culture and new technologies, of course, this is dictated by the economy, dictated by the market, but nevertheless, i have the following question: are we not at risk of losing the sacred meaning of culture, in conditions when all areas are being modernized , and here we are talking about classical culture. thank you, well, that is, are modern technologies capable, capable, capable of replacing something that we see today, yes, that there is practically a symbiosis, when theater, theatrical performances, yes, classical, are being staged in a new way, or

is there a symposium of theater or circus, yes, that is... practically here - is there such a threat that we will lose classical culture, you know, once upon a time, when cinematography appeared, they said that’s all , the theater is dead, but not dead , it is developing, real culture will never die, as long as there is a person, with his heart and soul there will be culture, everything else can be, create new, new opportunities, this. well, in the field of music, probably electronic music is there, it can probably be used and used, here i am i spoke about sports in sports, now we will hold new competitions that combine classical sports and e-sports, and probably in the cultural sphere, modern technological advances create some

new opportunities. but this opportunity is based on creativity, and this is the basis of culture. thank you very much, vladimir, you said that it is also known that next year russia will chair the brix, the recent brix summit, at which your speech was listened to with great attention, took place in johannesburg, in southern... africa, here, then we met with zizi kodwe, with the minister of sports, this is the ministry that embraces sports, culture, and art, and mr. kodwe, you are here, i ask you to give please, girls microphone, just so our guest can say, minister, sports, culture, arts, south africa, kodwe,

please, yes. to the role of culture as a tool for building bridges of peace, it seems to me that this is very important; in the context of today’s challenges, it is clear that the main issue is justice, with every second by hour we see the erosion of this old world order, as for the context of the global north and global south, one of the opportunities to achieve justice is to build a multipolar world, as you see it, thank you, fair, you said that everything is going towards in order to, well,

increase the level of justice. well, you know, i have already spoken about this, this is not, in my opinion, this is not empty phraseology, after all , this is the wealth that many countries, especially european ones, have, yes, yes, and united states, of course, it was largely based on the injustices of the past world and the past world order, on colonialism, on slavery, and the advantage that, technological, that part of humanity received at a certain moment, it was used unfairly, and in order to consolidate their dominance, and this attempt continues to this day, this is the whole essence

of the events taking place, if we discard some... important, but still secondary things, this is the essence of the events taking place, you are exactly right on point hit, make the world more just, and one of the ways is multipolarity, but what kind of world should this be? this is a world where the interests of all countries of peoples are taken into account, they are not just taken into account, but are built in such a way as to balance interests, i will not go into a number of events taking place there now, so that, otherwise i would be talking about until the morning... ' some of them, well, but that's the point, to make the world more balanced, to take into account

each other's interests, that's exactly what we're trying to do to do, let's say brix, i want to now return to how the last summit was held, i watched with surprise as it was led by the president of south africa, mr. ramafusa, i will tell you why with surprise, because one of the main topics was expansion brix. and there were different approaches, different points of view, to do this in general, to expand the organization, not to expand, how to do it, and so on , well, i don’t know, he probably returned to this topic 50 times, although the participants, they all had different positions , then went to one. very diplomatically he kept bringing everyone back to center of the field, in the end we solved this problem, in principle, this is a very good

example of how it is possible and necessary, without imposing any point of view, to look for a compromise and achieve it, this is how it is structured in general. which is not some kind of bloc, especially a military one, but creates conditions for achieving mutual understanding, this is the path we need to follow, this is how we will work, including within the framework of brix, the chairmanship of which will pass to us from january next year , thank you, can i ask a clarifying question, for me personally, for me it’s a mystery, after all, when there are five countries, 20 more, how can this be done, how to hear everyone’s voice, take into account the interests

of everyone, it’s difficult, but we must strive for this, there’s simply no other way to achieve a compromise, but another . we are well aware: this is a declaration of the exclusivity of someone in relation to others , dividing people into first and second class, like meat, meat of the first class, second class, this should not be the case in human society, in human society, it is unnatural, thank you very much, you just they said, we need to hear everyone, this year, this year we celebrate that 25 years since the founding of the moscow art theater, stanislavsky has one wonderful commandment, like high politics too,

konstantin khabensky, i wanted to give him the floor, he asked , due to the fact that aida gulymna balaeva performed, they were a great success, just the moscow art theater performed named after chekhov. performed in kazakhstan this year, including at baikonor. dear vladimir vladimirovich, dear colleagues, good evening, yes, today i represent the moscow art theater named after anton pavlovich chekhov, it was founded 125 years ago, along with the birth, as you all know, along with the birth of this theater there was a fairly powerful cultural revolution in the theater world, almost all over the world. today, the moscow art theater is a place where it takes care of traditions, we not only take care of it, we also

practice every evening on stage, this story, this is the place where charity takes a rather serious position, we tell our viewers about the charitable projects that we support - actors, art theater corpses, this is the place where constant creative search takes place, this is the place where we are looking for new names of directors , playwrights, i want to say, in a word, this is the place where, just like 25 years ago, people who care about business and life have gathered. i wanted to thank you very much for supporting our idea of ​​celebrating 125th anniversary, it was thanks to your support and the government that we were able to reach almost 100% of us a year earlier, these are premieres, these are broadcast cycles, this is... great friendship with roscosmos, we went into orbit, there oleg

kononenko and nikolai chup said hello , congratulated and now they may be watching an art theater performance in video format, this is the metropolitan, we went there with a branded train, so that those people who, well, don’t have the opportunity and so on, this, of course, includes tours, including international tours, of course we are we showed you exactly the school, the drama theater, which cannot be replaced by any technology, it can be improved, but cannot be replaced, of course, we are also preparing a tour to japan in the spring to china, now i have met a representative of brazil and we have already started talking about tours in brazil , we were there probably 20 years ago, the last one was with alek palych, but the moscow art theater with all

the hectic life that now exists there is only a small part, of course, iconic and significant in the larger cultural space. the question is the following: what do you think, how do you see or how would you like to see projects or development paths ? ? you know, in this audience, i can only speak as, well, an ordinary citizen, i’m not a theatergoer, not a cultural specialist, uh, i would like the culture of russia, as a significant part

naturally intertwined with the world culture, to choose all the best that is in world culture, to multiply in this way and move forward, in some ways, showing their leadership, in others, understanding that partners reach special heights, which is quite natural, guided by the best achievements of world culture, so that in this symbiosis the development of national russian culture would take place, bearing in mind that it itself is essentially multifaceted and multinational, this is where its depth lies at its root, it would, of course, rely

primarily on these roots , but which ones from your point of view in terms of projects in the cultural sphere, they can arouse interest, well, in this particular year of our chairmanship in these two organizations, i don’t remember now the specific names of these projects, but part of this part, interaction in the humanitarian sphere, in the cultural sphere, is always in sight , and especially since, well, what is the cis, these are parts of the former soviet union , we have lived together for hundreds of years, under the roof of one common house, so many destinies are intertwined, so many cultural principles, so much, so much knowledge in the field of culture, in the field, v

area of ​​folk art, readers on the territory of the russian federation and in other cis countries, because the inhabitants of this language and this culture live there, we never forget about this, and of course we will always pay serious attention to this, as well as our common, common history, many, many traditions we consider common and we consider cultural roots to be common, so i won’t talk now... by the way, in st. petersburg we are meeting with colleagues from the cis, we will definitely discuss this too, so i have a request to you, please discuss this with your colleagues and give us the kind of guidance you would like to see in our joint work. thank you very much, because there are really many projects, starting from the eurasian film academy , with which nikita sergeevich mikhalkov spoke, and the film academy, relations with russian culture , emir kusturica always spoke, emir, i said about

cinema, but you have the floor. girls, if you can quickly, bring the microphone. thank you, thank you, but 20 years ago, uh, the globalists promised us that there would be a cult that would tell us, what if you even get an oscar, you need to make quotas, transgenders, homosexuals, inna, they. although the crews were also such a difference, what happened to the film, the film changed form, you will see such a typical film, it did not have such

an authentic language, the language changed, how everything changed, the language of cinema is now the language of advertising, and i think that the future is in russian film, because i came to russia and will do, do dostoevsky, and this will be how i think and what i feel about your culture, i think that it is necessary that funds, they made a cinematography, which is an original russian cinema, 20 years ago, moscow, the look of moscow was like in houston, there were billboards, there were such, and a film, a soviet film, when i was a student in prague, i said hello to shukshchina, i read platonov, i read many books that have never been filmed in russia, i have never seen

the film shaslakovich, you only have a lot of good authors who were not in cinema, i think that it will be glad that it is here, that i can tell you what i think that the future lies in originality and in the fact that the abolition of russian culture in the west is impossible, thank you, thank you very much for your creativity , for... to russian culture and this is very pleasant, i’m just sure that it will be very interesting, we will all wait for the results, because everything kusturica is for touches, everything becomes a diamond, thank you very

much, as for, as for the first part, yes, indeed, we see that at all sorts of competitions there, in western countries, in order to win something. but here’s what i would like to say, an unexpected, unexpected thing i’ll say, they are also these topics, and these people have the right to win, show, tell, because this is also part of society, this is also something. but, but this is the desire for equality, which, in my opinion, the minister of culture, the minister of culture of the south african republic spoke about, this equality should be everywhere, in everything,

including in competitions in the field of culture, thank you, finally, finally we came to the most important topic, after all, this... became animated in this room, since we are in the balkans, i would like ivenko andanovsky to i’ll say a few words, this is a wonderful yugoslavian, north maconian writer who recently became a laureate of the yasnopolyan prize, baby, come here, come, come to me, i’ll show you, another one has already arrived, translation into the microphone, thank you, vladimir vladimirov, i will put away this one bad feeling, and this is what i must do for the last time. neodamneshnite diplomatically inconsistency od mojata drzhava republic of severna macedonia con ruskata federation.

dear vladimir vladimirovich, my question is caused by some anxiety in connection with the recent reckless diplomatic actions of the country from which i came, the current republic of north macedonia, in relation to. these troubles all happened at the moment when my novel began, papokot on svetlinata, translated by mrs. olga pankina, who was here before me, and these unpleasant diplomatic events occurred precisely at the moment when my novel, the navel of the world translated by olga pankina, was on the short list of the prestigious international literary award, but ruskata kultura me

demantirash, the award was achieved, but honestly speaking, i never expected that i had a chance to receive this prestigious award, but it turned out that the great russian culture, without which the world is impossible... . and i am very glad that

i am here now at this point. prašajeto e bideji site ovde veruvame deka kulturata mozhe da go obedinija svetot, kakka e ulogata slovenskite kulturi vo toa obedinivaje na svetot. then the cultural unification of the world is possible, my question is, what is the role, slavic countries in this global unification of cultures? secondly, i ask briefly, if you are a novelist, and on what topic will you write a novel and give it a name? thank you, then, first of all,

regarding that event that you