, he had just arrived in moscow, the beginning twenties, sees him in the theater, a small space, esensteinomething with mutual friends, and chekhov says to him: what wonderful valinki you had yesterday, and this struck esenstein incredibly, because at the same time mikhail chekhov. i could be completely in the role, and a little behind it, i noticed everything, so it seems to me that we experience this feeling as the audience too, and even in an ordinary miracle , that’s why we like it so much, but we realize that this is an invention, we realize that this is a wizard, this is his hero, the wizard himself is also a character, and somewhere behind him there is also mark zakharov , who is a wizard himself, comes up with this himself, and maybe there is someone else behind him , well, that is, this is such a wonderful ladder. this is the phrase that yankovsky’s hero says to his wife, the mistress, yes, i wanted to talk to you about love, but i’m a wizard, so i came up with these characters, this phrase was not in the first film adaptation, it was removed , it was in the play, in the first fil

it is based on a story with the same name by alexei kapler about how esenstein filmed the great filmelarus, and of course, odessa flattery featured again.

quote: esenstein lost the trust of his comrades in the soviet union and broke with his country.nd on its basis, alexandrov already edited a film, which was awarded an honorary gold prize at the moscow film festival in 1979 . on december 4, 1946 , the first passenger car, the moskvich 400, was assembled in moscow , based on the design of the german opel of the year thirty-seven, which was produced in germany, but many elements were created anew, the post-war country needed a people's car, and this was it, before cars were produced very little freely they didn't sell they were received by taxi services, doctors and other organizations; the moskvit 400 became the first mass-produced passenger car to become available. the car cost about 8,000 rubles. it was half the price of the famous m20 gas. victory. in various modifications, including convertibles and vans, the moscow 400 was produced for 10 years. one of the popular modifications of the 422 was called buratina, since its body was partially made of wood. in total, almost 250,000 cars were produced, the mosfit 400 model. december

mutual friends, and chekhov says to him: what wonderful boots you had yesterday, and this struck esensteinwe experience this feeling as spectators too , and even in an ordinary miracle, that’s why we like it so much, but we realize that... this is an invention, we realize that this is a wizard, this is his hero, the wizard himself is also a character, and where -behind him there is also mark zakharov, who the wizard himself, he comes up with this himself, and maybe there is someone else behind him, well, that is, this is such a wonderful ladder, this is the phrase that yankovsky’s hero says to his wife, the mistress, yes, but i wanted to talk to you about love, but i’m a magician, so i came up with these characters, this phrase was not in the first film adaptation, it... was removed, it was in the play, in the first film adaptation garin removed it, they just told him, well, how great it sounded there, why did you remove it, maybe that’s just it made a fairy tale, a fairy tale in gary's version. we just have this fragment, we can watch it, remember how it sounds, but it’s your fault, why d

in... in this life, and his films continue to live, thank you, thank you, this was a podcast of esenstein's leading film historians, natalya ryabchikova and stanislav dyadinsky. today we had a special program dedicated to the ninetieth birthday of mark antolyevich zakharov , our guest was alexandra zakharova. hello, my name is dmitry bak and i invite you to a literary podcast, let them not talk, let them read. today we have an amazing program, because it is dedicated to space, we read in space, we we’re talking exactly about this, what space is for modern civilization, for modern culture, we understand, but we... remember what space is for russia, what april 12 is for our country, and i’m preparing for this program, i even thought , that our studio is similar to the iss, there are no portholes in it, i learned before the program that the portholes look at the ground, we will talk about this today, i even think that if we all concentrate, then weightlessness will come, but at least from our conversations, this flight must come, especially with such... wonderful guests who are with me in the