if it's that same postnikov, don't wear jeans when you go to see him, dress more modestly.s, that's okay. and say from galina borisovna. and who is this? and who is galina borisovna? ​​well, you're nuts, you're used to all the settings, checkbox after checkbox. and i, for heaven's sake, have been galina borisovna for a long time. oh, how have i been sitting here too long? "you see, our organization restores furniture for them, so let this postnikov hang around for you, so i'll tell him that you 're interested, okay, write to him, i understand, bye, galina borisovna, well, maybe if i hadn't dropped out of school, i would have become someone too, and they would have called me antonina vasilyevna, but the neighbors would sometimes shout, tonka, aren't you too greedy for money, you even toil on weekends, tonka and tonka, and i was already over 30 then, and i spent everything i earned on my child. lunch break, hello! you see, i need to see valery perevozchikov. comrades, we're waiting for the sun, don't leave, don't you know perevozchikov, he 's filming here, there are 300 of th

continuing the work of his father valentin postnikov. karandash and samodelkin walk next to the writer and emphasize with their appearance: fathers and children laugh the same way. but they read differently. previously, a child, if he went to the library, and adults told him that this a good book, he read it to the end, a modern child today, if he doesn't like a book right away, right from the first page, from the first chapter, he may not finish reading this book, about how art is not divided into children's or adults' in the work of yuri nanshtein, an animator and the author of the famous hedgehog in the fog, he wrote one half of a two-volume work on art, drew the other, and this is a conversation about rembronte, here is a film frame from the film tale of tales, that's the story. animation as a part of art, a part of great art, yes, that's the only way, i i look at her exactly like that, you can easily recognize experienced people at the fair by their bags, prudently and understandably, like in that fairy tale, take as much as you can