it was shot by marlen khutsiev.bout 5 years, and there are two versions of this film, we will talk about it today. so, what was. before the film ilica outposts, we need to start with this, who is marlen khutsiev? well, i would say that there were two authors who worked in tandem, these are marlen khutsiev and felix mironer, they had one coat for two, because poverty was such among students that they, as their friends recalled, went to vgik to study one by one, it was in the late forties, actually post-war moscow, here are two students who live in one room. in general, they have only one coat for two, so they go to the lecture in shifts because of the cold weather, but it is precisely this friendship that is established in those years that becomes the basis of their working relationship, first they have a joint director's application, actually a joint diploma work, then they have a joint work as an urban planner, finally the finest hour, this is the film spring on zarechnaya street, firstly, this is one of the most f

marlene dietrich. what kind of a world would it be if everybody was an absolute identical duplex of anybody else? you might as well destroy the whole world and just keep one specimen left for a museum in the same way. it's unfair that muhammad ali should be a great fighter and should be able to earn millions. but wouldn't it be? would it not be even more unfair to the people who like to watch him? if you said that in the pursuit of some abstract ideal of equality, we're not going to let muhammad ali get more for one night's fight than the lowest man on the totem pole can get for a day's unskilled work on the docks. you could do that. but the result of that would be to deny people the opportunity to watch muhammad ali. i doubt very much that he would be willing to subject himself to the kind of fight he's gone through if he were to get the pay of an unskilled doctor. this beautiful estate, it's manicured lawns, its trees, its shrubs was built by men and women who were taken by force in africa and sold a

princess diana, audrey hebern, grace kelly, marlene dittrich and others, and there are new ideals, theirrfection evokes, to put it mildly, for clarity, let's first remember how it was when it was good, princess diana, she did not so much daringly violate court protocol, but was openly rebellious against royal family, well where is this view of a princess in a miniskirt, in a minidress, and what is this bike short, with a sweater, yes, it was possible, but only for her, and her business suits, all this was done by a lady of a real style icon, audrey hebern is considered that it was with her light hand that the little black dress ... opened the doors to the world, there you can also in a combination dress law from kate moss. grace kelly even knew how to make a laconic shirt with trousers super effective. she was the embodiment of elegance, historians say she inspired millions of girls, but it's hard to argue. a now, now the ideal looks like this. yes, yes, this is not a princess beatrice, who was recently laughed at because of her unattractive dresses and hats. who was pointed out only by

i spoke to marlene sachs, a public safety advocate. she says overall, she's been disappointed by the state's approach. when we call 911, we need an immediate response. otherwise it's the system is not working and we're paying taxes. we deserve a response. the state has these guidelines that they have established. they said they were going to enforce them. now they're saying they're not going to enforce them. it seems like the entire system is breaking down. sachs says she's not advocating for opd to lose funding, but she wants to know why cal oes went back on their threat. when improvements have been minimal. i've been talking to oakland. they say things are improving slowly in the right direction because it can take ten months to train new dispatchers. oakland's deputy director of services recently told me she expects 911 times to be in compliance by fall winter next year with the investigative unit. i'm candice nguyen, nbc, bay area news. thank you. candice. disrupt, disperse and deter. that's how police agencies on both sides of the

i spoke to marlene sachs, a public safety advocate. she says overall, she's been disappointed by the state's approach. when we call 911, we need an immediate response. otherwise it's the system is not working and we're paying taxes. we deserve a response. the state has these guidelines that they have established. they said ey

i spoke to marlene sachs, a public safety advocate. she says overall, she's been disappointed by the state's approach. when we call 911, we need an immediate response. otherwise it's the system is not working and we're paying taxes. we deserve a response. the state has these guidelines that they have established. they said they were going to enforce them. now they're saying they're not going to enforce them. it seems like the entire system is breaking down. sachs says she's not advocating for opd to lose funding, but she wants to know why cal oes went back on their threat when improvements have been minimal. i've been talking to oakland. they say things are improving slowly in the right direction, because it can take ten months to train new dispatchers. oakland's deputy director of services recently told me she expects 911 times to be in compliance by fall winter next year with the investigative unit. i'm candice nguyen. candice. thank you. bay area news. appreciate it. candice. dmv is giving it the green light. today, the agency unvei

it's from an event you see eric are said in the middle, marlene too big thumbs up on the left is jacobs and jacobs is putting his hand in front of the crotch of a man next to a lobbyist. no great city is this. he did not see this duster and that he was looking the other way. and he says it's in the accurate to suggest that this photo means jacobs acted inappropriately in front of him. and then i should say there's another key piece of testimony before the scandal broke dar. sadie allegedly said, i can't believe we didn't get sued over rick jacobs behavior. he was asked about that. in his own deposition. you see this non eric das safety was sent to new daddy only last year as the us soon back to india. since then he's made if you want to watch show statements also regarding in dallas relationship with josh. yeah, knew denny has ignored them before that to your years. india did not even have a us. and as of now us say that india is a c d just thought nor an indispensable faulkner sent eric da safety this. sure, sure, man to india off to, to no. yeah, the communication is vital and prosper

lev schlotsberg, he means with the russian people, but marlene dietrich, she was not with the german people and went to give concerts to the allied armies, of course, no one knows her and the whole world history and all of germany cursed her, and willi brand, he means not... the german people, who came to germany in the form of the norwegian occupation army, but schlossbir with the russian people, and thomas mann, who wanted defeat hitler's to germany, he is of course who he is, he is just some unfortunate writer who betrayed germany, whom probably no german knows, reads or respects, only dozens of museums were opened to him after the war, and schlosberg will of course have a museum in skov, if he is not put in prison. with this putin, you understand, this logic, these people cannot even understand examples from history, that the one who wins, only the one who wants the complete defeat of the human-hating regime, and i understand that this road to this defeat lies because of the suffering of this civilian population, which supported the aggressive policy, the more russian suffering,

pilar niño, nos explica marlene murió atropellada mientras intentaba cruzar con su madre el bulevar internacional único accidente o tragedia sobre esa transitada avenida. el grupo respuesta rápida a la violencia del tráfico ha venido documentando estos accidentes, especialmente a raíz de que se creó el carril exclusivo para autobuses, el cual es usado por algunos para manejar temerariamente national boulevard, el bulevar internacional se reconfiguró y crearon este carril que se supone es solo para autobuses, no para carros. pero no hay una división, así que los que cumplen la ley se mantienen en su carril, pero los que no lo invaden y muchas veces a alta velocidad y ahí se dan los resultados trágicos. según explicaron 22, personas han muerto en accidentes de tránsito sobre el bulevar internacional desde el año 2021. de esas 22 personas, 16 eran peatones. la muerte más reciente es la de gardenia carrillo lópez, pero otros que han fallecido atropellados en esta avenida son victoriano contreras, romeo, tadeo gonzález, luciano carmona, guadalupe briones y emelia martínez international boulevard is at

this is a red line is ro should be raised, marlene and says they will keep supplying age good key. and even if it turns out that you create in the korean lab update judgments and made natural gas pipelines, the north street, the now, what could you do the coverage of the latest trends facing the world right now? this is all the international i a michael portrait. now russian troops in the coast region have for the 10 spa, ukrainian mobil brigades to break through in 5 areas as multiple the enemy. groups in the pickup, trucks were detected and eliminated. and that's what, according to the russian defense ministry, which has also disclosed new data on key of mounting losses. in the past 24 hours, the crating um forces have last up to 270 puss now. and 16 units of ahmed vehicles, including 2 times a strike, only personnel carrier. so it's even come back on the vehicles. this one is 10 cause and a 122 millimeter, how it's a draw, the fine thing in the cost direction. the enemy has lost up to 2300 by so now. now for us, for 3rd, from the russian military show of its troops destroying ke

lev schlotsbir, he means with the russian people, but marlene dietrich, she was not with the german peopleaveled.

es que, de acuerdo con el reporte de la policía, la víctima de nombre marlene weaver manejaba en la calle responsable habría huido de la escena. sin embargo, tras una investigación, las autoridades lograron identificar a la conductora como alejandra vásquez y la detuvieron tras la muerte de la víctima. hoy el padre de vásquez también fue detenido por ayudar a la sospechosa a ocultar el vehículo tras verse implicada en esta colisión y un vuelo de united airlines de san francisco a roma, italia fue desviado a sacramento. el martes por la tarde debido a problemas mecánicos. así lo informó la compañía aérea el vuelo 507 de united despegó de san francisco sobre las 16:30 de la tarde con destino a roma. un pasajero nos dijo que alrededor de una hora después de despegar los tripulantes anunciaron que 1 de los motores se habría sobrecalentado y por eso tuvieron que desviarlo a sacramento. y añadió que unos 148 pasajeros y 14 miembros de la tripulación viajaban en el vuelo en el momento del incidente. según reportes, los pasajeros fueron regresados a la bahía esta noche alrededor de las 10, y hoy

all the best that came to moscow, they tried to get here, starting right with marlene dietrich, it was of the moscow theater and the country. mom saved. and heavenly my first poster of the collective concert is called, in my opinion, variety for the young may 22 , in my opinion, 85, my debut in the theater of the country stage for the first time. gifted family of daria ursulyak. i think i will die is written, she was the daughter of sergei rusulyak. or sister sasha rusulyak. there is another option. although my husband also added to me. as if problems, maybe i will be the wife of my husband. and the new name of the theater of roman viktyuk. the theater of roman viktyuk is now history. the unique theater is now called the melnikov stage. one sunday at 14:05 on ntv. keep up, please, lord, and i can call, yes, where to the subpolice, she is already here, this is here, listen, well, i don’t need to let go of anything, and it's too late, you stepped on my sore aristocratic corn, quickly in the car. yes, lemonade, what do you want, i don't have any medication, this is not an engine, i'm in a

, well, actually, this is director vladimir naumov, and in addition to director vladimir naumov , marlenrred in the film, for example, in whose film alexander naumovich mita himself played in the film yule rain, where he played such a botanist who likes to collect various factually everything at the same time happens, they change each other, they were even reproached later for creating some kind of cabarets on the screen, that different directors are filming each other's... to discuss, it is clear that leonov's hero is a negative example, this is the very compromise that should not be in the life of an artist of the revolution, and he was perceived, let's say, by reviewers with some apprehension, he seems to be negative, but somehow leonov plays him somehow contradictorily, we like him, we get used to him, we generally also understand his pain and his desire to survive. with the passage of decades, yes, and aleksandromovich meta, turning his gaze to this film, recalls this phrase of leonov to survive, as in general what consisted of... the task of the soviet artist, well, to survive in a

and they are told, please, do not repeat the mistakes that you made in your previous work with marlen khutsiev. please, no need for this excessive pessimism, no need for excessive tragedy. please, no need to separate generations into different sides, and we must give credit to daneli, who says: please, don't mix it up, why should our film, our script answer for the accounts of khutseyev's film, we have a completely different plot here, we should in no way report and should not correct those mistakes in our new film, we just have a different film, but khutseyev thought differently, he just thought that it was about the same, many thought so, when the film i'm shygayu po... came out in moscow, many viewers, former or current friends, accused daneliya and shpalikov were personally accused of having acted very badly, they said they couldn’t wait until ilcha’s outpost was finished before releasing their own film, but unfortunately, in soviet cinema it didn’t work that way, you didn’t decide as a director what your final film would be, it was approved by the artistic council, and you waited

marlene, where will you spend tonight? i've been waiting for you for an hour and a half.are old enough to be a grandfather. it seems to me that you wished me happiness. vertinsky, on sunday on the first. we love each other. and i will be his wife. well, you are unlikely to be his wife. for the reason that... he is already married, please tell me , that is, from what you are telling us now, we conclude that you did know what you were signing, you knew that this was a purchase and sale, you knew that for 2 million you knew, yes, her mother, her mother, uncle vou tells me, this is to protect you, so that no one buys or sells your property, so we are registering it in nasya's name, i... well, that is, she told you that you are registering your house in nasya's name, yes, that's fine, akhleman's wife, let's do it let's call minslu here, she also wants to talk, to take part in this serious conversation, hello, studio, volodya, do you have a conscience, do i have a conscience, about how i fed you through a grater, like a child, like a father, like an uncle. mother, i am, or rath

princess diana, audrey hebern, grace kelly, marlene dietrich and others.rity, let's first remember how it was when it was good. princess diana. it's not that she boldly violated court protocol, but it turned out that she openly rebelled against the royal family. well, where is the view of a princess in a mini-skirt in a mini-dress, and what is this, cycling shorts with a sweater? yes, it was possible, but only for her. and her business suits, all this made lady di a real style icon, audrey hebern. it is believed that it was with her light hand that the little black dress opened the doors to society. there you can also in a slip dress law from skater moz. grace kelly even laconic and knew how to make a shirt and trousers super effective. she was the embodiment of elegance, historians say she inspired millions of girls, but it's hard to argue. and now... and now the ideal looks like this. yes, yes, this is not a shoe princess beatrice, who was recently laughed at because of her unattractive dresses and hats, which only the lazy did not draw memes about, was

nothing fair about marlene that dietrich about having great legs.ng fair about a any of. that but on the other hand, don't you think a lot of people who like to look at marlena dietrich's legs benefited from nature's unfairness in produce if egg -- producing her? what kind of world would it be if everybody was an absolutely identical duplicate of anybody else. you might as well destroy the whole world and keep one specimen left for a museum. in the same way it's unfair ali i e should be a great fighter and be able to earn millions, would it not be even more unfair to the people who like to watch him that if you said in the pursuit of some abstract idea of equality, we're not going to let muhammad ali get more fun one night -- for one night's fight thans. a man unskilled on the concludes? you could do that, but the result of that would be to to deny people the opportunity to washington muhammad ali. i doubt very much he would be willing to subjectne himself to the kind of fights he's gone through if he were to get the pay of an unskilled docker. [bac

her compatriot marlene van gansewinkle collected the silver with a personal best, but almost 70 centimetres00 metres freestyle but came through to take the title just after stephen clegg had done the same in the s12 100m backstroke. the coverage from paris continues on the bbc sport website and app. that�*s also where you can follow the tennis from new york as both number one seeds attempt to reach the fourth round of the us open singles. but that�*s all the sport for now. huw, thank you very much. vaccinations against poio have started in gaza — a day before a mass immunsation programme is due to begin. the un has confirmed the main roll—out will start on sunday at seven thirty in the morning, local time. it will begin in in deir al—balah in central gaza for children between five to ten years old. unicef says that the vaccinations will take place for six and a half hours each day until wednesday. it�*s urged parents in gaza to bring their children, stressing that the vaccinations are free and safe. professor david salisbury is chair of the world health organisation�*s global commission for

you've said they have no marlene admissions. you said they want to be caged. you've said palestinian citizens of israel or time them a 5th call them. oh yeah. yeah. i'm sorry. of the, i mean i goes to just, i know, but the audience me to all the time you say you're a liberal and you believe in the peace process? a lot of palestinians say, how do we make peace with people who say that liberals on is and they think of us in this way? scratch the credit question of quoting out of context which you are indulging in those who grew up buses and in restaurants in israel. during the 2nd intifada, i'm talking about both come us and felt the terrorists in a i quoted barbarians and they'd be awesome. and i did school, no, no, i called them barbarians and they behaved like barbarians. cool. no, i didn't. you did the color and hearts. no, no. the arrow bold as it is today is bob barry. that's true. barrel grove. i didn't say all arabs about very, as i said, the arab world is barbarian and it's b r as well. well, bump back to look at syria where the regime killed about half

you've said they have no marlene admissions. you said they would be caged. you've said palestinian citizens of israel or time them a 5th call them. oh yeah. yeah. i'm sorry. of the, i mean i goes to just, i know, but the audience me to all the time you say you're a liberal and you believe in the peace process? a lot of problems to me was that how do we make peace with people who say that liberals on is and they think of us in this way? scratch the credit question of quoting out of context which you are indulging in those who grew up buses and in restaurants in israel. during the 2nd intifada, i'm talking about both come us and felt the terrorists in a i quoted barbarians and they'd be awesome. and i did school. no, no, i called them barbarians and they behaved like barbarians. cool. no i didn't. you do the miller and harlots? no, no. the arrow bold as it is today is bob barry. that's true. barrel grove. i didn't say all arabs about very, as i said, the arab world is barbarian and it's b r as well. well, bump back to look at syria where the regime killed abou

you've said they have no marlene admissions. you said they want to be caged. you've said palestinian citizens of israel or time them a 5th call them. oh yeah. yeah. i'm sorry. of the, i mean i goes to just, i know, but the audience me to all the time you say you're a liberal and you believe in the peace process? a lot of problems to me would say, how do we make peace with people who say that liberals on is and they think of us in this way? scratch the credit question of quoting out of context which you are indulging in those who blew up buses and in restaurants in israel. during the 2nd intifada, i'm talking about both come us and felt the terrorists in a i quoted barbarians and they'd be awesome. and i did school, no, no, i called them barbarians and they behaved like barbarians. cool. no, i didn't. you did the inherits? no, no. the arrow bold as it is today is bob berry, that's true. barrel grove. i didn't say the whole arabs about very, as i said, the arab world is barbarian and it's b r as well. well, better look at syria where the regime killed about half

he made his debut in the lyrical film story by marlen khutsiv , ilyech's outpost, but stanislav andreeviche with the film shield and sword. the filming of this epic took place in germany and became real. you had fascism put up banners in the dungeon where there used to be a concentration camp we are filming the germans order. exactly at 3 o'clock the filming ends, we film two takes, they turn off the lights, he says: excuse me, why are the lights out, give me the lights, no, we can't, we have a norm, what is your norm, well , we have a union, the next day, he films, let's say, the whole filming day from 10 to 10 pm, he at 11:00 am, he says, thank you, the filming is over, the germans started running, oh my god, you have to, and i filmed everything. no, we can't, how can they not pay us, well, comrade, yours trade unions, why your trade unions, and workers are not finished, then they each time, you may still want to shoot, yes, that's how he turned, regardless of the side where we were, stanislav lyubshin's partner in that, now legendary project, became alla demidova, when in different citi

a white woman named marlene told the san francisco chronicle in january 1974, in an oral history interview, tamara offered a similar explanation for her decision to work the tenderloin streets. quote i was a hardcore even while working for the federal government, king recalled, because, quote, i could turn a trick or in 300 to $500 per night. as one of the few asian trans sex workers, the tenderloin. king routinely charged white men extra money for her services, capitalizing on their fetishization of asian women. although faced harassment from her clients in, the police, she did not describe sex work as an option of last resort. rather, she portrayed sex as a profoundly fraught yet potentially method of earning income during a time in her life when she urgently needed money for her transition. in this paper, i explore how trans femininity and criminalized sex work became discursive and materially entangled during the early years of the trans liberation movement. focusing on the san francisco bay area before, the so-called feminist sex wars of the 1980s, i argue sex work was a source of eno

host: that is marlene in florida. hear from former president barack obama last night talking about his former vice president joe biden, paying tribute to him and his decision to step away from the race. [video clip] >> joe and i come from different backgrounds. but we became brothers. and as we worked together for eight sometimes pretty tough years, what i came to admire most about joe wasn't just his smarts, his experience. it was his empathy and decency, and his hard-earned resilience, is unshakable belief that everyone in this country deserves a fair shot. [applause] and over the last four years, those are the values america has needed most. at a time when millions of our fellow citizens were sick and dying, we needed a leader with the character to put politics aside and do what was right. at a time when our economy was reeling, we needed a leader with a determination to drive what would become the world's strongest recovery, 15 million jobs, higher wages, lower health care costs. at a time when the other party had

. >> a marlene pronto podrÍamos verla en un nuevo melodrama pero vaya que sabe guardar secretos asÍ queda que ella sabe respetar en negocio y entiende lo que hay detrÁs del negocio. karla: y si no tiene nada bueno que decir mejor te callas. [todos hablan satcha: muy buenos dÍas. miÉrcoles 21 de agosto. hoy en "despierta amÉrica". barack obama y michelle obama electriza la convenciÓn nacional demÓcrata. piden rechazar a donald trump de una vez por todas. en vivo, desde chicago tenemos los puntos claves de su discurso. un adelanto de lo que pasa hoy. [habla en inglÉs] karla: dÓnde estÁn 32,000 niÑos inmigrante que cruzaron la frontera solos?la respuesta nadie la sabe. ni siquiera el gobierno de estados unidos. entÉrate lo que revela un nuevo estudio sobre su posible paradero. satcha: muy fuerte son las imÁgenes que muestra el momento que un hispano patea e intenta arrojar a una mujer en moto pista en california. verÁs como la vÍctima esquiva los autos. milagrosamente sobrevive al ataque. karla: ya es oficial. jennifer lÓpez le pide el divorcio a ben affleck. te contamos todo. satcha: aquÍ t

ricardo y marlene cumplen 35 aÑos de casados.s adultos muy probablemente tambiÉn tenÍan mucho miedo. miedo a la soledad, a perderlo todo, a la muerte. miedo diferente a la de un niÑo, pero miedo. >> la gran mayorÍa de las personas que parece que saben lo que estÁn haciendo estÁn fingiendo. estÁn improvisando. estÁn fingiendo que saben mientras aprende. jessica: ahÍ esta. en la versiÓn mÁs larga de este vÍdeo estÁ disponible en youtube... [risas] alan: muy pocas veces me hacen reÍr. [risas] jessica: es que son los lunes de camilo y eva luna. [risas] bueno, en esta versiÓn en el canal de youtube camilo habla de sus miedos. tambiÉn del miedo que tiene que se aproxima. es el momento mÁs grande de su carrera. se presentan en hollywood el prÓximo 29 de septiembre. si te gusta este tipo de vÍdeo, si te motiva tambiÉn estÁ disponible en youtube. ellos tienen un blog que se llaman lunes con camilo y eva luna. karla: vamos con las noticias. [risas] satcha: aquÍ las recibo. vamos a calmar un poco. de verdad que esto llama la atenciÓn. se re

marlene, independent. caller: i am calling to talk to the american people.as anybody -- does anybody remember when donna brazil gave all the questions on her debate to hillary clinton so she would have time to practice for her debate with trump? kamala harris, if you take away her teleprompter and make her answer from the top of her head is not going to be able to even come close. people have to look at people's voting records. very important before you cast your vote. host: what do you think of tim walz? caller: i live in minnesota. what do you think i think of tim walz? we live very poorly. i watched our city burn. him do absolutely nothing. then i see kamala harris build up a fund for all the people the police were arresting so they wouldn't have to pay any bail. they got out scot-free. they totally destroyed minneapolis. totally. billions of dollars. people lost all their businesses, their homes. he stood by and his wife opened up the windows and said i like the smell of that smoke. host: this is david in minnesota, republican. good morning. caller: than