the swede, after the death of tsar fyodor anch in 1598, the zemsky sobor elected boris gadunov as successorcording to modern concepts , liberals began the active penetration of progressive western ideas into russia. godunov reformed the judicial system. build lutheran churches in russia. the reign of boris was occupied by the beginning of a rapprochement between russia and the west. there was no sovereign in former russia who would have favored foreigners as much as the gatunovs. he began to invite foreigners to serve. to moscow merchants, doctors, industrialists, military men, and scientists were traveling. they received positions, good salaries, land with peasants. european culture has penetrated. with the turmoil and ruin of russia, i, an impostor who miraculously survived, appears from poland, the youngest son of ivan iv. tsarevich dmitry. but the fifth column in the moscow state, the boyar, a representative of the princely family, vasily shuisky, he meets the impostor in the air. he testified to the truth that the impostor was the true prince. a few months later the army swore allegian

livonian campaigns, are worse than the germans, livonians, enemies of the russian power. elected boris gadunovr to the throne, according to modern concepts, liberals. and here the active penetration of progressive western ideas into russia began. godunov reformed the judicial system and allowed the building of lutheran churches in russia. the reign of boris dealt with the ongoing rapprochement between russia and the west. there was no rus' before sovereign. lands with peasants, european culture penetrated into russian everyday life, this included clothing, housing, social ceremonies, and even such things as cutting backs. it should be noted that polish influence in the muscovite kingdom manifested itself in all spheres of social life, from architecture and painting to clothing and manner of speaking. boris sent russian people to study abroad, but they, as a rule, did not want to return to their homeland. however, peter i had problems with this. in 1600, ambassador. troubles and ruin of rus', from poland dmitry i, the impostor, already appears. himself miraculously saved, the youngest son of iv

through the efforts of boris gadunov , the cathedral was completely renovated; even in novodevichy, thehe built for his widowed sister, were preserved. irina godunova is the widow of ivan the terrible's son, fyodor. she voluntarily retired here to the monastery and took monastic vows under the name of alexander on the ninth day after the death of her husband. it was she who nominally headed the state for almost a whole month in 1598, but later gave way to the kingdom to her brother boris godunov. who accompanied her here, it is the people who come to him with a prayer to lead the russian throne. and on alexander’s kin, irina lived until the end of her life in these keel chambers. the st. ambrose house church is adjacent to them. today people come to the one-domed temple to venerate the rarest images. the second most important iveron icon of god mother of the killer, the relic returned from the historical museum in 2012, it was placed here, invested by tsar alexei mikhailovich in gratitude for the victory over the poles at vyazma, he was the first image that came from athos to russia, wh

in the memory of the audience, the role of boris gadunov is invariably associated with the names of suchof the answer, 25,000 rubles. in your bank. thanks a lot. volodya, well, let’s continue our conversation, press the button, choose a topic. the topic is out of order. well, admit it, do you often enjoy fame in in any sense? this is hard to believe, but i absolutely do not know how to use it. but one day you gave up your place in line. red lady, i can tell you, because i’m getting sentimental, come on, because it was the sixth or fifth night shift there , the beginning of summer, everyone runs to work, and you go to bed, yes, especially since we always have the end of the shift , hospitable, that’s all it was , that’s it, good night everyone, i remember that there was no bread in my bachelor’s room, but i think, well, we need it. vamovskaya come in, take it bread, i go, this is it, first to the cash register, yes, there they give you some kind of piece of paper, and then some other piece of paper, this is terrible , this was some kind of piece of paper, and i paid something like this i

at the end of the 16th century , tsarina irina, sister of boris gadunov, settled here after the deathstic vows, she... february 1598 the monastery did not sleep, moscow did not sleep, all the inhabitants, representatives of all classes, rushed here to the novodevichy convent, and as karamzin described, they fell to their knees, abandoned their children, cried and begged father boris to ascend to the kingdom, they persuaded them, and relatives of ivan the terrible also lived here, and peter's first wife. and not bad, in large apartments, surrounded by noble servants, princess sofia, the sister of peter i, loved novodevicha very much. according to her plan, the monastery was rebuilt as we see it now. here, ironically sophia was later forcibly settled by peter ii for trying to prevent him from gaining access to the throne, but the rebellious princess also controlled the streltsy army. after another riot , peter tonsured his sister a nun and hung the rebels over her windows as a warning. there was a bell tower at one time. one of the tallest buildings in moscow, the clock on it chimed not

at the end of the 16th century , tsarina irina, sister of boris gadunov, settled here after the deaththe throne. the state was left without a king. her brother, boris godunov, also rushed here. and on the night of february 22, 1598, the monastery did not sleep, moscow did not sleep. all the residents rushed here to the novodevichy convent, representatives of all classes. and as ramzin described, they fell to their knees, abandoned their children, cried and begged father boris to ascend to the kingdom. persuaded. relatives of grozny also lived here, and the first wife of peter i, and... not bad in large apartments, surrounded by noble servants, novodevich princess sofia, sister of peter i, was very fond of. according to her plan, the monastery was rebuilt the way we see it now. this is all the merit of princess sofia alekseevna. before her, the monastery looked different, simpler walls, no decorations, no there were no gate temples, which we see above the northern and southern gates. sophia was later forcibly settled by peter ii for trying to prevent him from gaining access to the thro

this technique we could convey our soul, that’s what we were thinking about, but... in paris, in boris gadunov’sryone remained friends, i learned from everyone, i didn’t go backstage at all, i always sat on stage when i didn’t have to sing, i didn’t rest, i didn’t leave, i sat and watched them sing, how they moved, i absorbed everything like a sponge. whom i absolutely adored, then domingo placida appeared, these three people created the image of the nervous, passionate, sick, loving hermann, about whom alexander sergeevich pushkin wrote, zefereli and i were very friends, we worked a lot with him, when it was his birthday . we were in milan in lyaskalom and i gave him a very beautiful sweater, he came to his place this sweater all the time all evening and ran around with this sweater, i he says, you know, he says, all my life, he says, i give everything to everyone, but i never get anything they give it, it was a shock for him that i was giving it to him, when he came here to moscow and brought some grass, suddenly i saw him, he was like that with a stick, he was all kind of cackling like that,

crazy under the burden of power, it is almost as emblematic as the story of athelus, macbeth or boris gadunov to know everything, but which you can touch while walking through this labyrinth, so walking through it is interesting for the next generations, in fact , for many years to come, let’s hope people will learn everything from this film new and new bring out some interesting features for yourself. students sometimes ask, in principle , why do we need this, it’s been completed so long ago... and i usually tell students that isenstein put so much into it that we can pull out of it what we need, but we each have a little bit more creator, we work with media, yes, we take photographs, we shoot videos, we glue something there, draw on it, and what esenstein does with color, yes, for us it may be too difficult, maybe we are in we won’t do reality, but we know that it’s possible, we know that you can record music like this, it seems to me, this is something that is also layered on top of these plot things, on knowledge about those periods that are touched upon in the film in the history of its