why are potemkin these wonderful discoveries that eisenstein made? , not only aesthetic ones were important, but also ethical ones, because it is also the ethical masterpiece of potemkin's film that shows. very important accents in how a person e fights for his right to respect, for what can not be fed. with this very wormy meat of people, that this is unacceptable for the existence of a person and unacceptable, uh, to mock people is unacceptable, and to treat them like slaves. and in general, this here, uh, protest against humiliation is an absolutely universal director. not even a communist idea. this is not an idea. this soviet idea is precisely the general civilizational world of any. yes, that is, this is, uh, such a general humanistic idea, absolutely, by the way, correlating with the idea of ​​\u200b\u200brussian literature russian culture of the 19th century, that is, the idea of ​​compassion for a small person, which we know, er, in gogol, which we know about turgenev, and this, in general, is absolutely continued by eisenstein. that is, des

this is a separate, long story and uh, which was traumatic in general, for eisenstein, because it wasst such serious clash with censorship. eh, when he, in general , once again wanted to show this idea of ​​\u200b\u200bself-organization of people, then, of course. such a big clash with censorship, oh, that we can't help mentioning. this is the story of ivan the terrible, there are not only many significant e expressive shots showing this here, e, the same field-landerness. yes, for example, at the end we see this famous spectacular, but profile. uh, when uh cherkasov leans over uh, the crowd they look at you with this squint, as officers once looked with contempt at the sailors. well, this motive of oppression on the other side of such a sadistic self-affirmation from the tsar and e from einstein shoots ivan the terrible in the forties. he conceived this double empire, and he completed it just after the war, that is, in those years when e stalin e, absolutely strengthened himself in his cult, and, in general, lezviinshtein. it was the most important civic act itself. he knew that stal

these works from him, they said so, there is no pathos here. mosaic with plesetskaya costume from eisenstein of all, uh, practically directions, while understanding that we are not just nostalgic, as we reflect on it.

this battleship of the black sea fleet starred in the role of potemkin in the film sergei from eisenstein, the real potemkin was already fit. 600 we play bunches of feathers on the head of this owl are up to 6 cm high, but to the organs of hearing have no relationship. long-eared owl book doctors british for 400 this son of an irish doctor received a bachelor's degree in medicine from dublin college, and some time later was convicted of providing medical assistance to a rebel. this is the future captain quite right, the hero of raphael the dog january 24 marks the 175th anniversary of the birth of this russian artist. ships or maybe st. petersburg? let it be sevastopol is wrong. i will not stand out from the team, antarctica is vladivostok anniversary 2023 200 january 6, 1938 in milan this film actor and singer was born laureate of the festival in san remo and the owner of two film awards. david daedalus for best actor . celentano british doctors for 100 purple tones, he is called john a in a man with a cut lip, his wife calls him james dr. watson is a middle name according to another ver

uh, the killing order and uh, the well-known story about how to eisenstein. uh, he asked the owner of this small cinema. but what happened? why did your loved ones suffer there so painfully, perhaps you yourself were on the same stairs. why crying. the man replied that no, he was one of those cossacks who walked and shot at unarmed people, and uh, in general , just when he saw this film, he saw people’s faces up close, although these were already types, of course, the film was shot 20 years later, he only then realized his guilt, only then. he realized that this was the order that would be terrible. when i was 20 years old, i came to a restaurant in a hotel getting a job , they didn’t ask me, uh, we don’t need a cook, but we need a butcher, can you? uh. you know how to carve meat. i say, of course, butcher the meat, lord, i have already cut so much ink. although i didn’t even understand what we were talking about and my first day, my first day, they bring me, uh, 30 liters of pig blood and they say, i need to make blood sausages, since i myself live in estoni

continue to open their doors continue to make exhibitions of mosaics from plesetsk costumes from eisenstein created for a private home. it was created for some public buildings, especially palaces of this culture, therefore, of course, this art is designed for the educational function of the friendship of peoples that appeared at that time. it's not so much a painting. how many poster and this poster is i also have one of those m-m basic cultures, because i needed a poster. here are these concise forms of art to attract to lure quickly to tell quickly to educate quickly to form, therefore, this poster exists in painting. on this , i say goodbye to the inhabitants of the european part of russia, but right now the program is a big game. good afternoon, live, a big game and i am vyacheslav nikonov yesterday, russian president putin was in volgograd, where the president laid wreaths on the eightieth anniversary of our victory in the battle of stalingrad in the hall of fame on mamaev kurgan and he talked with representatives of the patriotic community who are now helping special military operati