guest was a wonderful director, a screenwriter, a wonderful interlocutor, a sincere person, pavel semyonovich lunginva, let's get married. good afternoon. today the bride is irina, sandra and victoria. and our fiance is alexey. alexey, 31 years old, fell in love with a girl when he saw how she skillfully performed the elements of figure skating. but their relationship turned to ice when she also masterfully began to avoid questions about childbearing. alexey , an entrepreneur, is proud that he got into... accepting gifts from strangers, his potential wife must be passionate about her own business, be able to carry responsibility for relationships and loving dogs. i liked it, gallant, yes, a man, attentive, but what kind of financial hunger are you causing for yourself, what is it? a man now needs to develop when everything has already become good for me, because initially, after all, my first motivation was - it’s bare, that is, i won’t say that i’m just super from a poor family, from an ordinary family, that is, small garrison, only military men, you can’t even afford to go to a restaurant, that is

, its host, writer alexey varlamov, my guest is a wonderful film director, screenwriter, pavel semyonovich lungin the time to come to us, it is a great honor for me and a great joy to talk with you about your work, about your films, but you know, i would like to start with... a topic that may be somewhat unexpected for you, the fact is that you and i have a common alba mator, philological faculty of the moscow university, i know that in your interviews, well, if i understand correctly , you said that in general this education that you received did not play any big role in your life, but nevertheless you studied in such a special department at the faculty of philology , a department called structural and applied linguistics, and where linguistics is combined with mathematics, and in my life it turned out that when i entered the philological department, we were immediately sent to potato farming, there was a second year with us, the second year were just oseplyans , here are those the ones who studied in the same department as you, they were terribly smart guys, so i ’m terribly happy that for me t

were a wonderful director and screenwriter a wonderful conversationalist, a sincere person, pavel semyonovich lunginvgeny dodolev, this is the podcast chronicles of the end times, and i ’ll tell you about those new year’s meetings that i personally remember 30 years ago, we celebrated the year 94 on the ocean shore in... in the city of miami, as i i call miami beach, on that day i found myself in handcuffs for the first time, that is, despite the fact that i had, uh, in general, experience of criminal prosecution during my student years in the soviet union, somehow how things worked there without handcuffs, in america, i want to warn you right away, being in handcuffs is nothing special, it’s just instead of, hello, when the cops start talking to you, and they can shackle you, there are even children with... american police officers there are even special small handcuffs for children’s wrists, where a five-year-old can end up in handcuffs, just in the nineties there was a scandal about a boy being truant in grade zero, that is , he was six years old, and he was detained by the police and handcuffed,

, its host, writer alexey varlamov, my guest is a wonderful film director, screenwriter, pavel semyonovich lunginr me to talk with you about your work, about your films, but you know, i would like to start with such a topic, which may be somewhat unexpected for you, the fact is that we have a common almater, faculty of philology, moscow university. i know that in your interviews, well, if i understand correctly, you said that in general, no big role this education that you received did not play a role in your life, but nevertheless you studied at... such a special department at the philological department, a department that was called structural and applied linguistics, and where linguistics is combined with mathematics, it worked out in my life so that when i entered the philology department, we were immediately sent to work on potatoes , there was a second year with us, the second year were just oseplyans, these are the same ones who studied in the same department where you are, they were terribly smart guys, i'm terrible i’m happy that for me the university began in these potato beds with thei

my guest was a wonderful director, screenwriter, wonderful interlocutor, sincere person, pavel semyonovich lunginhere so that they don’t exist. today with clinical psychologist nikita yanochkin we will talk about a topic that concerns us not only in the middle winter, but literally every holiday. today we will talk about loneliness during the holiday. our heroine today, veronica menvelieva, came from just such a story. veronica, hello, i just found out that this is not the first time you’ve been spending the new year alone, yes, i ’ve been spending the new year alone for the second year in a row, in fact, it was such a transformational period, when i was celebrating the new year alone, i thought about the fact that i’m celebrating alone, i won’t tell anyone, i’ll celebrate this holiday alone. and let it be here alone with yourself, that is, you were forced to celebrate the new year alone, well, yes, it was forced , this is how the circumstances developed, but of course i wanted in companies, since i am a communicative, active, creative person, of course i wanted all this in the circle of new year

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