yuli edelstein, thank yom thank you _ terrorists. yuli edelstein, thank you.r having - terrorists. yuli edelstein, thank you. thank you for having me. | elad benjamin rubin is an israeli resident living in mevo beitar — just outsidejerusalem. i spoke with him earlier and asked him what his family experienced when iran's drones reached israel. last night, i woke from very loud explosions — last night, i woke from very loud explosions and frankly i was a bit confused — explosions and frankly i was a bit confused. specifically where i am where _ confused. specifically where i am where justo a mile away... were also worried _ where justo a mile away... were also worried about the ramifications, and the explosions were not like anything i've ever had before. sometimes you can pick up the reception — sometimes you can pick up the reception but this sounded very close _ reception but this sounded very close to — reception but this sounded very close to the ground, almost like something inside the village. my initial— something inside the village. my initial response

we need to make films about love, the drama by roman mikhailov, in which edelstein played one of theoles, was included in the national competition russian premieres, the film will be shown on april 25. i think i'm lucky that all the roles that they kind of happened to me, they turned out to be very useful to me and led me further, and brought me to this point. the avance prize was awarded for the eleventh time, now by a young artist... unfolding in eastern germany in the mid-nineties. johanna, a photographer for a local newspaper, has no personal life, conflicts with relatives, the latter right at the funeral of her beloved grandmother, she will have to realize and accept her own grief and put things in order in her life. the author of the film, writer and director of snare enders wrote the script based on her own film of the same name book. in my works. often emphasizes that the lack of dialogue and culture of communication within the family often leads to looking outside for the culprits of one’s own fears. immediately after there will be a screening of the film survive in moa. dam

mark edelstein from the film pravednikin, alexander petrov, victoria isaakova, konstantin khabensky,ts easily recognize themselves, even if the images are from a beautiful distance, things that even entered into a certain cat, and the cat of childhood, youth, no matter, it’s very difficult to do something of your own so that it is not a simple repetition, some kind of new sound, i remember how this story made me happy in childhood and how i loved it, and it’s like... some kind of some kind of my reference towards the children of this generation. technologically, such projects simply move the entire industry forward. we went through this moment so carefully in this film, we did it in such a new way, while respecting what happened, that i now have the feeling that the audience will thank us for this. the film is very cool, i really liked it, it speaks directly about the future, what is possible. these are very cool special effects, i really liked them. i think. one of the best films of russian cinema that i have watched in the last couple of years, the film will take me back to my chil

hope, and i look forward to such heroic achievements, kirill mitrofanov, matvey astrakhantsev, mark edelsteine main character of the film 100 years ahead dasha verishchagina, dasha vereshchagina, is it necessary imagine, it is necessary, it is necessary, this is the well- known alexander petrov, hurray, i can only add that this is of course a technically very complex, superbly done project, in fact, you are completely immersed. this fantastic world, it is completely new, does not repeat any american cinema, and does not repeats nothing of our cinema, this is a unique, new story, but according to a great literary work, thank god, this is how we begin, everyone is ready, you look at what happens to one thing, this is the first round, a simple single game. so, we are starting, we have the first round, a simple single game, i invite to the gaming table the captains of the teams who today represent the creative team of the film 100 years ago, picture. i just wanted to say, you have to think for a long time, because the questions are simple, yeah, so, we are looking for a cart on the board, there i

yuli edelstein talking to me earlier. you're watching bbc news.e secretary general calling for restraint. it is time to step back from the brink — it is time to step back from the brink it — it is time to step back from the brink it is _ it is time to step back from the brink. it is vital to avoid any action— brink. it is vital to avoid any action that could lead to military confrontations or multiple fronts in the middle east. the us warns it doesn't want the crisis to escalate but says it's up to israel, how to respond. with me isjeremy bowen, our international editor. 24 our international editor. hours now since this attac launched 24 hours now since this attack was launched by iran and what is your assessment as countries around the world scramble to try to de—escalated? it world scramble to try to de-escalated?_ world scramble to try to de-escalated? , . ., ., , de-escalated? it is a dangerous moment and — de-escalated? it is a dangerous moment and being _ de-escalated? it is a dangerous| moment and being de-escalated moment and being de—esca

impressive about that it incorporated formal rule that i learned from barry edelstein. i didn't in the third verse, there's to be a verso or switch restart with one argument and so have the switch. and it scanned well to the meter was nice. yeah. no. uh, yeah we're in trouble, but you can make yourself more human by reading this book. you learn so much. it is an incredibly lively read and it exposes you in the most enthusiastic and, erudite way possible to the to the thinkers who influenced the thinkers who created our reality today and jeff it's great. it's a great accomplishment and thank you very much for having me here. and for doing this. thank you so much. thank all for coming. thank you. thank you thank you all. hello. and we're going to you're going to sign i'm going to sign books if you'd like them would be so much. so where are you going to sign books? somewhere. somewhere nice. somewhere nice. somewhere. right around here. downstairs. think we're going to point you in that direction, but thank you very much for coming and we'll see you. i don't know where tho

the question is: can people transplant save us the to meet mark smith and caroline edelstein looked into the flood. there an impressive young couple that sells poop for living. believe me, it's cooler than it sounds. it all started 5 or 6 years ago when my cousin got seed us, he ended up shooting himself at home with a single transplant using his roommate stool. and it was from that experience that mark who is working on related research at the time really got the idea. first of all bank hold on and my cousin got see this. let me explain that real quick. see this or see that the cell is a bacterial infection that wreaks havoc on your duct. this is not your average stomach buck. it can be deadly. the 1st line of treatment for see this is antibiotics. you know, till all the bad bacteria that's causing the infection. but in recent decades, seated has become more virulent and difficult to treat. it's kind of crazy that antibiotics which are like an atomic bomb for bacteria, or losing power against this got infection. and fiegel transplant which works the opposite way by inserting good bacter

true you know what's so impressive about that it incorporated formal rule that i learned from barry edelstein. i didn't in the third verse, there's to be a verso or switch restart with one argument and so have the switch. and it scanned well to the meter was nice. yeah. no. uh, yeah we're in trouble, but you can make yourself more human by reading this book. you learn so much. it is an incredibly lively read and it exposes you in the most enthusiastic and, erudite way possible to the to the thinkers who influenced the thinkers who created our reality today and jeff it's great. it's a great accomplishment and thank you very much for having me here. and for doing this. thank you so much. thank all for coming. thank you. thank you thank you all. hello. and we're going to you're going to sign i'm going to sign books if you'd like them would be so much. so where are you going to sign books? somewhere. somewhere nice. somewhere nice. somewhere. right around here. downstairs. think we're going to point you in that direction, but thank you very much for coming and we'll see you. i don't know where th

mark edelstein, who played kolya, is one of the most famous young actors, who received the title of russianst snow, the comedy crash, the military-historical drama the righteous and the film about growing up, sasha's country. and soon he will appear in the series pharma, where his character suffers from a rare genetic disease. in an interview, mark admitted that in his profession he looks up to konstantin khobensky and yura borisov. it was with them that he was lucky to work on the set 100 years ago. dasha verishchadina, who played alice, was not so famous until now. 2 years ago she graduated from gitis. among her works, the film sleepwalkers, tv series difficult teenagers and offline, alisa seleznyova is her first leading role in a project of this scale. according to the actress, she understands that comparisons with the soviet version will inevitably lead to critical comments, but she hopes that her alice will also be loved. yes, she is different, but different and time and spectators. in the end, the soviet film was also different from baluchev’s original, which did not feature either we

the legendary robot werther, as well as the talented young generation dasha verishchagina, mark edelsteiney say today the painters will be walking up and down the floors. yes, they were supposed to finish the current renovations of the house in the fall; the mahlers were just getting ready to go. by the way, the door also depends on the smell. let's take it off. boss, maybe this column, oh, hello, i personally don’t really like this color. choose the color yourself , tell me who controls this work anyway, about the ongoing renovations of houses, which never end and endlessly waste our people’s money, we’ll talk in detail after the news, so what’s all that? let's hang it up, they'll get everything dirty, you're watching the news on the russia channel, nikolay zubsik is with you, hello, we'll tell you about the main thing today. all attention to the defenders of the fatherland, the meeting of vladimir putin with the head of the fund anna tsiveleva, new decisions and initiatives. we must treat everyone with care and love, both directly to our soldiers and to their family members. attacks on

many modern high school students recognize the image of kolya gerasimov, because, as actor mark edelstein. now there is, and there is a new family science fiction movie telling about what time has no power over, and the most evil space pirates, everywhere, at any time, anywhere in the universe, is relationships with loved ones, this is the only thing that worries every person, and maybe in the future, mm alien too. in short, you understand, in 2024 the calculation of a new era will begin, when we, in general, when we become part of the star federation. wait for now, of course, i’m waiting madly, but first, the premiere, attention, start to the future is scheduled for april 18 in all cinemas in the country. we'll wait for the premiere 100 years ago, well, this weekend we can go to the cinema, to a family musical fairy tale, to a flying ship. or enjoy the cherry blossoms. you can see trees in delicate pink colors in russia, for example, in kaliningrad, and admire them. with them, and completely free of charge, against the backdrop of ships, a whole festival is taking place in crimea, where