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crown rome berlin paris but before change00:00:04
your beauties are worse than bitter radish in general00:00:08
then it’s time to sit down and think for everyone here and00:00:12
who are they what are we doing here Russia is this00:00:14
and neither Europe nor Asia, but what does this mean?00:00:18
you have us there, we are not Russia, we have nothing to do with you00:00:21
attitude, that's Dostoevsky, that's all Chekhov00:00:25
today's classic in the world it is only00:00:28
maybe the state is lonely yes00:00:32
it can't be you read books00:00:33
before your story let's return to hate I00:00:37
potatoes and herring and if it’s French00:00:42
want to learn to think they must00:00:44
start in german00:00:45
[laughter]00:00:57
so we ended up with 1100:01:00
I want to say the following about00:01:02
loneliness00:01:03
let's try00:01:13
I definitely didn't think anything bad00:01:23
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I went today00:02:17
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you see everyone00:02:36
[laughter]00:02:40
[applause]00:02:41
you already knew my favorites clear00:02:51
Mikhailovich when will we graduate00:02:53
recorded there was no drink yet no food00:02:55
nothing at all the player got up since you00:02:59
you know among these Nikolai you don’t know those00:03:01
it's better to be second or first beauty00:03:03
no one will run out, I can still Nikolay and00:03:08
1 maybe there was nobody what00:03:12
Nowadays it’s almost rare to see them00:03:14
no one on00:03:17
Nikolay00:03:19
there are names whose names are completely missing here00:03:22
there's only one boy at school besides me00:03:25
I don’t think Anatoly is talking about half at all00:03:29
they don't call00:03:31
Victor, it seems to me they rarely call no no00:03:35
I know, to be honest, I know women's00:03:37
whose name is missing zina a00:03:42
you weren't sick, I hope no one00:03:45
1 graft to the north of Europe centric to00:03:49
satellite00:03:51
argue no I crawl nick real prick00:03:54
the satellite did not immediately go to film00:03:56
Prokhanova Dugina00:04:02
worked00:04:05
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girls, of course you gave us from Lera00:04:15
They didn’t give me any cutlery or plate00:04:19
well, let's fall down, I gave up00:04:23
why do you have to be beautiful00:04:25
[laughter]00:04:34
gentlemen operator if we don't00:04:37
young hoodies00:04:38
you were specifically I will find you00:04:41
[laughter]00:04:44
there's no need for close-ups00:04:47
We don’t need to run into you, we won’t show you, but00:04:50
scary yes00:04:53
[music]00:04:59
Well, what about the meeting, thanks especially00:05:03
how could I not speak and not when already00:05:08
when will we get together again00:05:10
so here's something for the guys' pleasure00:05:13
photographs are you there with your body or is the photographer here00:05:17
take photos please yes00:05:23
let's do this00:05:38
the Italian ambassador presented a whole book00:05:40
book shook scattered empty Italian00:05:42
head00:05:44
added continued until I was born00:05:46
such a beauty mean kiriha here00:05:48
where does kiriko come from to kill this like this00:05:51
do but even now when even now00:05:53
just come to Piazza Navona at 11 noon00:05:57
not a single person00:05:59
look at the chassis00:06:03
The rave was empty and I'm afraid it hasn't outgrown00:06:07
for some reason it was in May and well, we I00:06:11
I just had to dance00:06:13
I came to the Vatican for a walk at night00:06:17
was empty we are talking about the network I could00:06:21
I was driving on this square, I was standing alone00:06:26
then I came back many times like this and nothing00:06:28
I have never been able to do this00:06:30
get there and the second time I had one like this00:06:33
what a brilliant story I danced in00:06:35
war began in Jerusalem that day00:06:38
when he saved them during the performance already00:06:40
bombed, we couldn't get out for a long time00:06:43
the next day I had a day off00:06:45
I thought that I would go roughly and give them state aid00:06:47
I went anyway, all the shops are closed00:06:51
not a single person was closed00:06:53
I saw empty Jerusalem with viruses00:06:55
was I goulash all day it will be when00:06:59
I came to the wailing wall on a whim00:07:01
not a single person at all it's me it's00:07:04
such an impression later how many times did I00:07:06
there was a crowd of crowds of crowds nothing and00:07:11
wine from Venice for me my friend you00:07:14
you probably know her00:07:16
March is chosen smart but00:07:20
Mari Alina marinades for whom is she for me00:07:23
took pictures and sent it to the city00:07:26
empty blame in summer years even in winter00:07:31
constantly00:07:34
January says I won’t visit mine in January00:07:38
but so that in the summer the sun and00:07:43
in the Hermitage I am like in the Vatican00:07:46
breakfast at the Vatican when you arrive at 600:07:49
morning before the opening of the official group there00:07:53
10 20 people, well, it’s worth the ticket00:07:56
there is an entry from euro00:07:58
6 am when possible00:08:01
the number of halls is possible and there were00:08:03
disgust but sumin civilization is no worse00:08:06
than these American breakfasts in the morning00:08:10
[laughter]00:08:13
anar yes this is the hall than at night I'm alone00:08:17
once I got there, I went at night on purpose00:08:22
This00:08:23
everything was turned off, everything was flooded00:08:26
turned off and the lighting was falling and the law is00:08:29
so beautiful it's very00:08:33
than another feeling00:08:35
so let's go let's go what the00:08:38
let's meet again with this recording00:08:41
thank you for everyone coming00:08:45
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I think you will agree that there is00:09:06
modes of transport are romanticized too00:09:08
for example a tram especially in St. Petersburg00:09:11
how many pleasant routes there are, and even00:09:14
if you just take a ride around Petrogradka00:09:16
it's no longer just a trip from point to point00:09:18
point b it's almost an excursion you go and00:09:21
admiring the architecture00:09:24
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Well00:09:30
but no matter how beautiful the city is00:09:33
where you live the same route00:09:35
it still gets boring and that’s why it’s necessary00:09:37
find public transport that00:09:39
I would satisfy your spirit of exploration00:09:43
I propose to romanticize the scooter00:09:47
Let's say you need to drive from00:09:50
sports route to cruiser Aurora 4000:09:52
invites us to drive along the avenue00:09:54
go around Dobrolyubov along Kronverksky00:09:57
Alexandrovsky Park go to00:09:58
Kuibyshev and then go on a little00:10:00
the walking route is certainly not bad, but00:10:03
boring and you'll miss a lot00:10:06
but if you go to 2 then it will open for you00:10:10
a completely different interesting path00:10:14
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Well, first of all, we’ll immediately turn into the courtyards00:10:33
Let's go from Uspensky square to square00:10:35
named after Viktor Tsoi there is a great yard here00:10:37
famous boiler room00:10:42
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so here we are on Kronverk Scam Avenue00:11:02
here we have two options, either we can00:11:04
go to Alexandrovsky Garden in total00:11:07
paths for walking around the zoo or00:11:10
let's turn to the embankment, choose the second one00:11:13
option00:11:15
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if you drive along the Kronverk Strait00:11:36
at the mall what you can see00:11:37
symbol of st. petersburg00:11:39
The Peter and Paul Fortress is also a museum00:11:42
artillery in which particular me00:11:43
initiated into cadets00:11:45
St. Petersburg Cadet Rocketry00:11:46
artillery corps00:11:50
[music]00:12:01
Well, we are here, Petrovskaya embankment00:12:04
there the Aurora Hermitage Isaac has the best view of00:12:09
our favorite city00:12:11
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scooters are a new kind00:12:21
public transport that case00:12:23
when just a trip home turns into00:12:26
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I went to the dacha00:12:43
[music]00:13:02
I mean all this time so far extremely00:13:07
worried and tried to mean for myself00:13:09
formulate what I want with you00:13:11
to ponder the rumor means like me already00:13:14
when he called he told everyone he was wearing00:13:16
I stole the name from flock Ioseliani00:13:19
he has a big picture00:13:21
documented called Georgia 1 this00:13:23
means after the collapse of the empire00:13:25
friends, there's only one left, I think that's it00:13:27
Russia 100:13:29
anxious in my heart00:13:31
Honestly00:13:33
absolutely in this sense00:13:36
I have to think about this00:13:39
is it possible to have any state even him00:13:42
Russia or Georgia flew compare with00:13:45
a person in my opinion00:13:47
man it's still deeply lonely00:13:49
a deeply lonely creature is born alone00:13:52
dies alone everything else is like that00:13:54
short, some kind of illusory00:13:57
state00:13:59
maybe the state is alone or00:14:03
she can't be anything else00:14:05
How do you think00:14:07
it seems that there is a history date00:14:11
gorilla states in Poland if you take00:14:13
history then you can understand that you are together00:14:18
no one has ever been right here00:14:21
[ __ ] and only a huge territory under00:14:22
the name of Russia together with it never00:14:25
there was no one at all there was one and all00:14:28
time is simple00:14:29
in different periods of civilization yes she00:14:32
opposed00:14:34
internal passions external but not with00:14:38
who has never been who has never been00:14:40
no one helped her like me00:14:43
here it seems that unfortunately00:14:44
the only thing you know about everyone is00:14:47
colony scale for all states they00:14:50
far away, but in Russia they were nearby00:14:53
very strange for so long00:14:55
they were together and then unfortunately they00:14:58
steel too00:14:59
fragmented but00:15:02
together it seems to me that we have never been together00:15:04
the entire history of the Russian00:15:06
states like how a state can00:15:09
somehow still cope with the outside world00:15:11
if there00:15:13
internal some kind of stability and00:15:15
because the00:15:16
You're absolutely right when you say that it's a lot00:15:18
very different, it's such a puzzle00:15:21
we are very kind but even this isn’t it small00:15:25
the staff you give is called this me00:15:28
not a historian but really to me00:15:29
interesting, that is, somehow they managed not to00:15:32
just not only by force than also00:15:35
kept this big community where00:15:38
so different were performed as they were00:15:41
I managed to start from the very beginning00:15:44
but one buffer state is so stupid00:15:46
their word they are not there then they00:15:49
appear and disappear, well, if it’s simple00:15:52
equated to a person, some are and are not00:15:55
there are some and there are one to be alone00:15:57
good and none be good all this00:15:59
changes and but now I think so00:16:01
coronavirus in particular is the scourge of God but00:16:05
about so that everyone can understand00:16:07
a little bit now divide too00:16:08
crowded simply crowded European00:16:11
the union was crowding there too, we were crowding and00:16:14
we are worried about falling apart00:16:15
Soviet territory we want to crowd00:16:17
people crowd me00:16:19
I'm fighting on00:16:22
75 person formation theater game whole00:16:25
please don't crowd any further00:16:27
such an opportunity not to push elbows00:16:29
I'm trying my best now00:16:31
push elbows then push00:16:33
elbows then the feeling of an elbow is good00:16:35
bad I think it's both good and bad00:16:37
just have to alternate eating then00:16:39
When00:16:40
excellent already to be russia 1 to great00:16:43
the Russian Empire needed to be 1 before00:16:45
then then together then with these with00:16:48
others only understand that there are no allies00:16:50
army and navy which are also not allies00:16:53
here we are actually just two00:16:55
different states, I think that everyone needs00:16:58
how to catch the pleasure in everyone00:17:00
state man are you afraid of this00:17:03
I have an observation that something like this is on00:17:07
you were already adults when you broke up00:17:10
I just joined the Soviet Union, as it were00:17:13
my career began, I finished school00:17:15
just at the break and here00:17:19
it turned out that the 90s to the two thousandth00:17:23
In general, the word nationality is for me00:17:26
it didn't come up once I was Russian00:17:29
artist Russian Russian Russian Russian00:17:31
I'm not like the Russian language is for me00:17:33
he's in charge00:17:35
I think on it I don’t know for sure they know00:17:37
other languages but suddenly 2000 came and00:17:41
some began to appear all the time00:17:44
nationality labels00:17:46
areas began to become isolated even inside00:17:50
Russia, it was like for me00:17:53
ethnic, well, not a Russian person, that’s me00:17:57
I started paying attention to this even though I00:18:00
I just can’t seem to reject my00:18:03
Georgian origin or your own00:18:05
absolute Russian belonging to00:18:07
in Russian culture this is impossible, yes but00:18:11
this is what started to appear here this is from00:18:13
on the one hand this is exactly what he says00:18:15
habre that they began to crowd very much00:18:18
appeared in our minds that something like this00:18:21
move aside you are a little different this is it00:18:24
began to appear for Russia as for00:18:26
states where surprisingly titular00:18:30
the nation has never been00:18:32
dominant00:18:34
was not here dominant in history00:18:37
this state has always existed00:18:40
There were even some men's creative guides00:18:43
were in charge but now it has become00:18:47
everything sounds a little different00:18:49
different from this a little different00:18:52
you're wondering when it's like this00:18:55
this is really interesting00:18:57
topic because let's say when we are at school00:18:58
learned to agree Michal burn it00:19:01
in general the idea that someone is what00:19:03
nationality leads to grief from her00:19:06
it just wasn’t there at all now that it’s already00:19:08
paid a lot of attention to this00:19:11
it's another matter that they didn't pay attention to it00:19:13
some didn't convert others, others did00:19:15
but of course it was, why does he say00:19:18
the application form is not written in the passport00:19:23
Armenian Pole Russians together then I'm good00:19:26
I myself think all the luck I exchanged is changing00:19:29
my nationality is when in armenia00:19:31
I'm a Russian chauvinist, they touch everyone's organs00:19:35
Olya to 1 spoon became00:19:38
scary and I'm also an uneasy alliance00:19:41
sheds the work of a psychologist has always been00:19:43
would people there always feel00:19:45
Lily has some kind of revival feeling00:19:48
appeared we are different we are not like this00:19:50
no attention was paid then gradually00:19:52
started to pay attention00:19:54
contact those who, so to speak, do not00:19:57
can speak several languages00:19:59
those who are low educational then begin00:20:02
they are so bad, for example speaking chat00:20:05
Georgians and Armenians, so I’m waiting for Georgians and00:20:07
there has never been any hostility between Armenians00:20:09
except in the bazaars that's the level00:20:11
there were bazaars in which every time I00:20:13
worn by football fans as well as00:20:15
Absolutely everything is punishable00:20:17
equals Georgian and Armenian for Armenian00:20:19
these legends of the Georgian utility in the summer there00:20:22
it wasn't supposed to at all in my childhood00:20:24
it was like it was burning, some appeared00:20:26
situations when poured begins00:20:27
defectiveness in the body sentiments are here00:20:29
fencing begins00:20:32
I need some kind of weapon to protect myself00:20:35
they are not me, so I feel something wrong00:20:38
so you start I'm not such a better box00:20:40
then a little pearl from above that I'm better00:20:42
because the one who knows better in advance00:20:45
but better00:20:48
I moved it here so it's here00:20:51
it happened that people started paying attention00:20:53
it certainly wasn't supposed to be people00:20:56
no it should just be now00:20:59
put a lot of labels that's when00:21:02
this is already the beginning of such a distinction00:21:05
it doesn't lead to anything positive00:21:08
Here are the words of Martin not Miller00:21:11
who, after the war, wrote that00:21:15
when they came for00:21:18
order by the Jews I said nothing when they arrived00:21:21
I said nothing about the communists and so on there00:21:23
long to list but when they came for00:21:25
there was no one to stand up for me00:21:28
this is the last simple moment00:21:30
time has become very helpful and I am very00:21:33
this began to appear in the press this00:21:35
began to appear on television and me00:21:38
it always became very surprising because00:21:40
what, when you really never00:21:43
thought about that 2 Georgians 2 I know that00:21:46
it is then suddenly this item was canceled00:21:48
in the passport but when did it become now00:21:51
sometimes use me of course everything00:21:55
time relative to other people it is00:21:59
touches and touches00:22:01
new state it doesn't seem that00:22:03
at least Russian never00:22:05
was with no one and00:22:07
history has shown this many many many00:22:09
once00:22:23
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looking at my compatriots and I see00:22:31
complete financial illiteracy therefore00:22:33
I decided to give you a few00:22:35
investment advice first of all00:22:38
the overabundance of information is frankly disturbing00:22:40
act on instinct, it won't let you down00:22:43
or you can choose the company00:22:46
a beautiful logo is also quite good00:22:49
working option secondly not00:22:50
spray in different directions better00:22:53
invest money in one thing and00:22:55
you hope to forget about it until the last moment00:22:58
large stable companies the time has come00:23:01
ambitious startups with emotional and00:23:04
impulsive behind the worlds headed by such00:23:07
companies and the last thing if you hear00:23:10
similar advice from someone00:23:13
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that’s interesting, in principle, here’s Russia00:24:49
may not not be an empire to Maimonides not00:24:53
maybe of course00:24:55
you need a border, it’s not there, then what?00:24:58
will remain even from afar here is the cola game where00:25:00
on the colony nearby the game is not technically00:25:03
she's forced to do otherwise and not00:25:05
define these between some00:25:07
this is the river tonsil [ __ ] she00:25:10
it's so wide that's why it's all there00:25:13
the answer to and stuff like that is essentially here00:25:15
There is no other way to get around them. You00:25:19
are you participating in Vladivostok?00:25:21
or in Vladivostok, well, not branches of this00:25:24
year on stage in mid services in00:25:27
when I was sixteen for the first time00:25:28
I came there I was there I performed there00:25:31
in the Primorsky Territory but arrived here00:25:34
making the film I was shocked that00:25:39
when I had to dial00:25:42
some workers with someone00:25:46
communicate I constantly encountered00:25:49
the walls didn't say it's there we don't00:25:52
Russia we have nothing to do with you I00:25:54
for the first time in my life I encountered a moment at all00:25:57
some never thought that such00:25:59
the question may arise not in00:26:01
Tatarstan not in Dagestan there but specifically in00:26:05
Primorsky Krai where, in principle,00:26:06
by and large it is00:26:09
Russian territory and00:26:11
Having plunged a little, dad read the story00:26:15
there00:26:16
After watching I quickly became friends with everyone00:26:19
I'm very friendly with everyone who served there00:26:22
and if you start dividing me like this with just00:26:26
after that I began to think about what you were talking about00:26:27
they said about the boundaries where to put00:26:30
it remains the Moscow region just like00:26:34
I wish the Urals no, the Urals also said I remember00:26:36
wanted to secede00:26:39
when Ekaterinburg remember how it attracts00:26:43
poster on you personally is very dangerous00:26:45
trend because Russia cannot be either00:26:51
the empire is not the empire of distant Europe00:26:53
Sultan another wonderful thing sleeping here00:26:55
we have the Hermitage00:26:56
vladivostok there is something to do there you are like that00:26:58
they themselves are also tall and small, but they notice00:27:01
and it’s not just time, but I need antiquity00:27:04
I don’t attribute any to the following00:27:05
antiquity and look at the map of the bay00:27:08
Patroclus Bay shares so far on00:27:10
Russian sailors sailed there, they saw00:27:13
we even saw each other here in the Black Sea00:27:14
the bosphorus they saw there greece they saw00:27:18
Greek islands Greek bays and00:27:20
completely notices the Greek circles on00:27:23
and this is Europe if Greece is Europe and we00:27:26
Europe insofar as we have00:27:28
Greek heritage in the south lived there such00:27:31
this is certainly not the case for everyone, but about00:27:34
Russians Russia when they are with the Chinese00:27:36
the dance is very Russian00:27:39
cliff on people to the right and so of course00:27:42
not that Russia donita Russia because00:27:45
Russia is of course divided into different00:27:49
we began to feel better what it was like00:27:52
north and what is usually this Russia00:27:55
imagine a rosette with a new city00:27:56
actually completely different servers00:27:59
Vladimir Rus Kievan Rus further00:28:04
good variety00:28:08
ok china one in context no i00:28:13
I understand perfectly well what's going on there00:28:15
flaws in the appearance of the game but in my opinion and00:28:18
conditionally one00:28:22
of course there is no nationality of course00:28:25
will install one like any larger than00:28:28
the essence than to appreciate the topic of the day the stronger than00:28:32
those of the family diode but not00:28:35
in this sense, of course for a very long time00:28:37
symptomatic in the case of Russia in that00:28:41
including the stronger this theme of loneliness00:28:43
felt or felt stronger00:28:47
well, further and prerequisites for the first00:28:49
world war if you look at it like that, just00:28:52
the highest economic degree was in00:28:55
Why did Russia need it so much?00:28:57
to drag out the war it was necessary to score the highest00:29:00
then how much of a legend I was of course00:29:01
the solution, well guys, where is Russia and where00:29:05
Great Britain of course but she became00:29:08
very all centuries began to discharge like00:29:12
to say it's good to live at that moment00:29:14
too fatty fat appeared to bully00:29:18
she became and then they bully normally00:29:21
when when there are strengths in different ways when00:29:24
his children are not there, but this one started to bully00:29:26
the steel ball is now enough for you guys00:29:28
becomes in this sense I honestly00:29:31
this is the famous phrase about00:29:33
that00:29:34
This Russia is not Europe and not Asia and not00:29:38
Europe and not Asia, what is it then for us and00:29:42
what did they give someone to say so00:29:45
honestly, what are these divisions?00:29:48
they and who came up with it we came up with it ourselves00:29:51
textbooks wrote a lot of different signs00:29:55
this cup is a glass and there is tobacco there00:29:59
this fork but there are things that are not there00:30:02
neither here, there is a difference between this00:30:04
eclairs with this and yet there is no such word00:30:07
so what but you know, I'm paying attention00:30:10
attention very much I think it's00:30:13
Poland will rinse this water on00:30:15
specialties for development on how00:30:17
the brain develops in the sense that I'm like00:30:21
the teacher must for good mastery00:30:26
organize with your body and profession00:30:29
first of all consciousness in order to00:30:32
brain teams walked in time for legs arms00:30:36
head there direction so on there00:30:39
similar and depending unfortunately on00:30:45
genetic development of an individual00:30:47
you can train to00:30:50
a certain point further this00:30:53
a person doesn't train because she doesn't00:30:55
unfortunately laid down and00:30:58
I started to deal with this and how00:31:01
someone to whom it is given he hears the sound and to whom00:31:06
then recently he doesn't hear the same thing00:31:09
not all people a very small part of people00:31:12
see the whole color palette00:31:14
others don’t see but these are certain00:31:17
parts of the brain I started reading about this00:31:20
because it made me crazy00:31:21
interesting but how come I have seven people00:31:23
in the classroom and laughter is the only thing I can do00:31:26
it's easy to see and here I bring it00:31:29
in the Hermitage game, what kind of picture is this?00:31:31
what color is it and everyone answers you00:31:34
different and because I don’t know but because00:31:36
half of them the human eye doesn't00:31:38
perceives it as00:31:43
what you develop depends very much00:31:47
from how we work with this brain00:31:50
because the fact is that the Soviet system00:31:51
Soviet education system which I00:31:54
often have to talk00:31:56
you understand she is very strong for everyone00:32:00
was part of the Soviet one way or another00:32:02
trained and to a certain level we00:32:05
knew certain books we knew00:32:07
a specific piece of music00:32:09
so on you parks blow knew now00:32:13
18-year-old boys and girls don’t even know00:32:17
a quarter is even less than 1 8 of what ours00:32:22
even with you, the generation Kohl knew them too00:32:25
not bad00:32:26
I'm not saying that they are less capable00:32:29
reflex became different small amount00:32:32
people will read the test he we taught00:32:35
at school current today learned00:32:37
tomorrow he doesn’t remember they have a different one00:32:39
memory I think you can do it00:32:41
I don't know how to explain it professionally00:32:45
what what is happening but their eyes are not00:32:48
remembers as our eyes remember00:32:51
they don't react like that no in that sense00:32:54
it doesn't matter who or what00:32:56
what is Russia in Europe and Asia so in00:32:58
That's the whole point of people and that's what I'm saying00:33:01
Molotov became very strong00:33:05
concepts of me00:33:09
thousands of others00:33:11
it's either for the sake of but then when only00:33:15
burn born this became soup case straw00:33:18
reading poetry sensors well well well as it should 100:33:21
oz but Pushkin00:33:24
cover the authors of which generally00:33:26
for myself I thought it was like everything00:33:29
wonderful and wonderful small00:33:31
child served memorable others00:33:33
other things other girlfriend by the minute00:33:35
walkie-talkies mean completely different things to00:33:37
different generations and America different and00:33:39
Russia for many means in my opinion00:33:42
it seems like cowards that America is America too00:33:44
not Europe or what the hell it is00:33:46
it turned out further when they say00:33:47
American races is it possible to do something00:33:49
for real yes they say American00:33:51
language and it is American exists00:33:54
American art was defended00:33:56
American art because me too00:34:00
american american literature00:34:02
undoubtedly00:34:04
the year goes green and blue00:34:07
modern abstract psy is00:34:09
definitely yes night time time requires00:34:13
they still need a little bit even though they shouldn’t00:34:16
no one needs to withstand time anymore00:34:17
the next one should, but they don’t do that either00:34:19
given an additional niche as a sovereign for00:34:23
there are fewer different ones than ballet00:34:25
Russia00:34:28
let's get Russian00:34:33
ballet orders just what you want00:34:36
so that these except jack00:34:41
our risky art at least a little00:34:45
wet fronts that's all today, that's all00:34:49
all to say, I struggled with this00:34:51
today's classic in the world it is only00:34:54
there is no other and in speaks within us00:34:58
primordial and what does it mean she’s all here00:35:01
invented and all sad there this is this00:35:03
this type of ballet and any kind of ancient faith00:35:06
Indians danced more, as we say00:35:09
if we're talking about classical ballet00:35:10
now about the Indians, of course, with their dances00:35:13
no one compares to the modern one00:35:15
classical ballet00:35:17
modern ballet doesn't care about those00:35:19
modern00:35:21
in every country he went a little to00:35:23
in its direction just that's all but on00:35:26
all these areas are not acrobatic00:35:28
dare a lot went something from the circus00:35:31
remembers something in total or maybe00:35:34
about the classic come from the point of view00:35:35
Egyptian iron which is also a bed00:35:39
we will take with the mentality of the 19th century everything that00:35:43
we will see everything today00:35:44
acrobatic because according to them00:35:46
the idea of beauty was impossible00:35:49
raise your leg higher than that00:35:51
the skirt is higher than that and so on, this is already00:35:54
the circus was considered indecent, so can you00:35:58
please know what is very specific00:36:00
The question is, there are cities that are not in Russia00:36:03
not in Russia in which you find yourself and00:36:05
you feel like complete completeness00:36:08
feeling like you're at home00:36:10
there is at least one such city for00:36:13
you outside of Russia where you yourself though00:36:15
just a little bit00:36:18
here to the house it’s not even beautiful to the house and no00:36:22
certain places there are Venice say00:36:24
on Judex when you look from the embankment00:36:27
and are we in the right place but it's just here00:36:31
before him and you can introduce yourself00:36:36
swag look for yourself think feel00:36:40
in almost any city they00:36:42
everyone is all different but this is the first city like this00:36:44
Petersburg Petersburg is a city in which00:36:46
everyone almost feels at home cleaning00:36:49
I have it outside of Russia at the same time00:36:51
they actually this one is not for me not for00:36:53
me for others for everyone type of city00:36:55
which is very cozy for everyone, like London00:36:58
A00:36:59
so I feel very good in00:37:02
absolutely any city of Tula I want once00:37:04
Petersburg never sees it yet00:37:12
wonderful feeling because I00:37:14
felt great00:37:17
I feel brilliant in a career where00:37:20
I studied for myself and I feel amazing00:37:22
the city of Mukalla on them this is and where is the year00:37:26
did you work feel like deserts00:37:28
Hadhramaut I feel great in00:37:30
London may be a depressing city00:37:32
in paris i can feel more00:37:36
stupor00:37:39
there is a film circuit most of all, I like you too00:37:42
they really like to correct you when you00:37:43
French therefore00:37:46
English, but for me, on the contrary, the goal is on the grill00:37:50
howl like so where is the sapwood00:37:54
when we first came to Warsaw00:37:57
there is Polish blood, I was there somehow00:37:58
he is taught such a whole destroyed city00:38:01
still difficult to perceive00:38:04
notice that he's looking tired of miscalculating00:38:06
you know where00:38:08
Alexanderplatz in Berlin on Leninsky00:38:11
avenue00:38:14
ask I'll tell rep rep00:38:18
if there is a trine with a special category00:38:20
cities that go somewhere down into the world00:38:23
and they are very energetic00:38:26
and they are comfortable, although living in virgins is not always00:38:28
ok this is Rome00:38:32
Istanbul to Constantinople and00:38:34
Jerusalem00:38:36
True, Amos Oz wrote in Jerusalem00:38:38
You can’t serve in Jerusalem than you can00:38:40
probably tones you feel to be behind00:38:42
outside of the old you feel very00:38:44
cosy00:38:47
European cities are listed here00:38:49
answering questions from I was looking for00:38:51
you were looking for whiteley paris venus looking for00:38:54
Boris was looking for a museum00:38:57
but the thing is that for me the climate00:39:00
zone it would be very important00:39:01
because the eastern cities are from Russia00:39:04
no way to compare00:39:06
Samarkand very cozy Bukhara no00:39:20
the best and best of Europe and the best of years00:39:23
back to Moscow than not again Moscow00:39:26
say of course St. Petersburg is enchanting00:39:29
mountains what the man says and you can’t go to the museum00:39:31
ride there all the time00:39:34
enjoy00:39:36
things00:39:39
Moscow general because I often00:39:42
have to answer questions and fight00:39:44
Of course an elephant cannot live in a museum00:39:47
negotiate differently this ring is already in00:39:48
Petersburg in ours, well, it’s being built there00:39:51
something to live in a museum with good00:39:53
life in the museum is much better I tell everyone00:39:56
the museum surrounds the museum 10 times humanly00:39:59
also the economics of the museum's surrounding world00:40:01
humane normal already about everything00:40:03
let's stop of course it's better to live for00:40:05
Petersburg is certainly better than00:40:07
shipyard is now a builder00:40:10
the factory returned something like he had there00:40:12
improve communications00:40:14
I find it difficult with you so I still00:40:17
Tbilisi is the spawn of pumping you on00:40:21
upbringing00:40:23
Means00:40:26
this is this00:40:29
even00:40:31
This is true00:40:33
red or white00:40:35
there are still you00:40:38
I'll do it, I drank the white ones so I kick it but this00:40:41
everything will be recorded on the screen00:40:47
because why do you take such good care of yourself?00:40:50
sockets are prescribed00:40:53
how could you not visit this00:40:57
I will explain these to you after acceptance00:40:59
what's the matter when I grew up appeared00:41:02
fashion in Tbilisi and00:41:05
forever his00:41:08
no it appeared this is the fashion when everything00:41:11
Muscovites, Leningraders even then00:41:15
I think that's all they drive and00:41:18
and didn't go anywhere00:41:32
all like this please tell me I'm here00:41:37
returning to this story about00:41:39
the loneliness of Russia what I meant00:41:42
I’ll give a concrete example00:41:44
three great Russian directors absolutely00:41:48
Tarkovsky00:41:50
German and Sokurov means all three had00:41:55
experience participation in the most European00:41:59
Europe's main festival00:42:02
absolutely true that means what's happening00:42:05
Tarkovsky who places hope so much00:42:08
nostalgia and dreams about your picture00:42:10
just dreams about it means00:42:13
palm branch picture shows00:42:17
absolutely means absolutely cold00:42:19
reception and and that means this prize is not even00:42:21
the golden branch is especially mentioned in this regard00:42:23
This prize is especially divided into00:42:25
Well, in general, disappoint yours00:42:27
[applause]00:42:33
Herman took me to Cannes00:42:37
Khrustalev car00:42:40
I think it’s easy to just go out00:42:43
crawled out those who remained almost00:42:45
booed the picture he then got injured00:42:46
experienced for years until the end of his life00:42:48
I was actually experiencing this shock, that is00:42:51
a picture in which he put all of himself and00:42:53
this is the long-awaited arrival00:42:56
to Europe native as Nasa says00:42:58
Nikolaich older sister00:43:00
Sokurov who took the little body to Cannes00:43:04
my00:43:05
or ark Russian ark including00:43:09
we did not participate in the competition00:43:11
in general there was a day like a situation when00:43:15
he didn't even come to the press conference00:43:16
so it was her film too00:43:18
received well, that is, there was no00:43:20
golden branches00:43:21
this is about00:43:23
this Russian loneliness00:43:26
some deep Russian culture00:43:28
the loneliness of Russian culture, which00:43:31
the highest to his daughter in the person of for example00:43:33
these three directors and these three films00:43:35
amazing absolutely absolutely 10000:43:37
remains incomprehensible to this older sister00:43:40
Europe, what can you come up with if you know me00:43:44
I’ll just give you an example00:43:46
absolutely classic performance00:43:49
but it is accepted in many countries00:43:53
Romeo and Juliet version of Lavrovsky yes00:43:56
This is the first such major production00:43:58
this performance and00:44:01
I had a chance to participate in this00:44:02
performance and dance in different parts00:44:04
Sveta00:44:07
driving reacts differently to me all the time00:44:11
I was surprised it was considered his masterpiece00:44:14
no one disputes that this is good or00:44:16
bad alcohol to but the reaction of the audience is where00:44:18
they laugh or where they gasp she00:44:22
everywhere is very different because even00:44:24
even in Europe until such a moment00:44:28
I'll give you an example, for example, we think00:44:31
the Spanish are very passionate about the English00:44:33
reserved but where the British will be00:44:37
applaud and laugh during the music00:44:39
even the Spaniards will never allow themselves00:44:41
laugh or applaud during00:44:43
music will always end music and not00:44:47
only then you can navigate00:44:50
what does it taste like?00:44:54
in no case no no this is the exact s00:44:57
this happened that I will say here the matter is00:45:00
code you either have college to this00:45:03
text in a broad sense or this key00:45:05
no and but I don’t want banal quotes but00:45:09
after all, the reader said there Tsvetaeva00:45:12
co-author she hit the nail on the head00:45:14
because there is no text here is the text00:45:18
which is written and here it is and lies here it is00:45:22
doesn't lie00:45:23
Lotman talked about this many times in different00:45:28
combinations wrote and00:45:31
his thought was that the text knows00:45:34
more from the author this shocked me00:45:36
when you have several even00:45:40
research heated it up to those who know00:45:43
more of the author and the increase in meaning itself00:45:46
he says it's happening, that is, he went out and00:45:49
he already lives beyond his life00:45:51
only from now we read war and peace00:45:53
the world or Anna Karenina has nothing00:45:56
in common with how I read or for whom00:45:59
they wrote like that especially to Vienna Onegin who00:46:02
written for my own people for my group and that’s it00:46:05
what was encrypted was that for everyone00:46:07
famous sales00:46:09
in short, you need to have a key00:46:12
because I included everyone different or are they00:46:14
are absent and it only seems that they are00:46:16
there is so you are of course right00:46:19
completely eyes other things gates for even00:46:23
noticed that even one person00:46:25
reading the same text00:46:27
pours it in differently at different ages00:46:30
depending on your mood, same thing00:46:34
maybe after 5 years of children this movie00:46:37
if they brought it and it would sound completely00:46:39
differently or rotated in a different place00:46:42
because they didn’t understand Sakura there, there was a crush on00:46:45
somewhere they didn’t understand Venice they understood but00:46:47
It is in Europe that the conditions for sokurov are young00:46:50
middle generation and00:46:52
they only know one Russian00:46:54
substances are all Tarkovsky and significantly00:46:57
more than in Russia I was there several00:46:59
it turned out to be a gift to become a Russian ark00:47:01
low unpacked in England to Italy and from00:47:03
I haven’t seen anything like this, it comes there too00:47:06
it’s not very clear, but that’s it00:47:07
it’s clear that the screen is interesting, they are00:47:09
proofread as she reads and they are all in00:47:13
They are completely delighted with sugar and00:47:15
absolutely holy much more than00:47:16
Russia, this is some kind of [ __ ] blow00:47:18
circle which is up to the delight of passing the equation00:47:21
for steelheads like him not because we00:47:23
the path of intrigue or something just like this00:47:25
it turns out and this is all perceived as00:47:27
perceives one I had experience00:47:29
The Russian Ark was shown to the amazing00:47:31
Washington National Gallery00:47:33
Washington00:47:34
the selection of people was very specific00:47:37
was Russian to Washington, Washington, D.C.00:47:39
these are people who have worked all their lives00:47:41
against Russia for Russian forest you don’t have00:47:45
the highest class of intellectuals who00:47:47
worked for Russian intelligence00:47:50
journalists who worked a lot in00:47:51
Russia wrote these fat famous00:47:53
Hendrik Smith's book showed us these00:47:56
there were people and they were delighted that00:47:59
they saw the Russia that one loves00:48:02
but they call this world, Natasha, all kinds of stories00:48:05
this one was turned off00:48:09
[laughter]00:48:17
shoot one you know they all know00:48:20
even it was they had a feeling that he00:48:22
great but that was just the period when00:48:23
we started writing a lot about ourselves00:48:25
making a movie is so disgusting that's it00:48:29
it was clear that for them before the Soviet00:48:31
and today's Russia is nothing special00:48:32
good, well, here's some of that00:48:34
then the Russian spirit turned out there through00:48:36
the Hermitage is here00:48:40
get to00:48:42
sir survive and to00:48:49
they are painted in relief00:48:52
look how natural they are depicted00:48:57
arafa00:49:00
or00:49:01
they are usually what you are talking about now00:49:04
people who00:49:05
would love to know geography00:49:09
in a political context00:49:11
I just don’t understand who you’re from00:49:14
wanted to get00:49:16
see at least the delight from the public who00:49:20
filled the hall or from those jury members00:49:22
who watched it means I wanted00:49:25
Certainly00:49:26
Formally even molding I'm on the button00:49:29
never honestly no hope00:49:31
Why is it in vain that the public in the faction especially on00:49:35
in the south he can’t imagine that there are people in Moscow00:49:40
walk around without weapons and not wearing earflaps00:49:43
the public in the south of France is sure that00:49:46
We have a terribly crime-prone room00:49:48
after all, it’s not the audience that’s sitting here00:49:50
you understand this even financially00:49:51
professionally visual no I00:49:53
specially in Cannes went to war and peace00:49:57
on one of the beautiful days in August00:50:00
I arrived00:50:02
festival nicki sergei than mikhalkov00:50:04
this Russian season brought all00:50:08
Bondarchuk's war and peace from morning to evening00:50:10
showed I thought it was even good00:50:14
look, look, I've seen it many times00:50:17
TV on video and here in this room00:50:21
everything has been qualitatively restored00:50:24
sound went bought this ticket for a day I00:50:27
sat from morning to evening but there was more of me00:50:30
all that interested the public were00:50:32
The French are the ones who rest at the end00:50:35
August is already a fashionable crowd00:50:37
which declines to the south of France00:50:39
Almost no one left00:50:42
she was very motley herself00:50:45
there was an audience there and people like that00:50:47
wealthy and ordinary French00:50:51
laughed in different places and said something to him00:50:54
visible somewhere applauded you understand00:50:57
the thing is that the public is also00:50:59
a work of art that should00:51:02
make you feel something for him00:51:06
Russian history as we perceive it00:51:07
like a fight for00:51:10
for our land there does not cause them so00:51:13
such such awe because they seem to00:51:17
watching the French expel them from Russia00:51:19
there are very complex shots there, but they00:51:23
they still perceived it as00:51:24
a work of art because it is for the public00:51:26
very often you need to navigate and00:51:29
just in time for the Cannes Film Festival00:51:32
a lot of people come to the public who just00:51:34
wants to stare at the stars00:51:36
come to the hall and applaud or not00:51:39
applaud I've seen this several times00:51:41
Well, sometimes it’s strange who they are00:51:44
I'm applauding now about what's more important00:51:48
experts opinions of experts or00:51:50
I'll ask the public now, let's00:51:52
Hermitage00:51:56
[music]00:51:59
very expensive00:52:01
St. Petersburg and this Hermitage are only in Russia00:52:05
they say that freedom knows no price00:52:08
expensive expensive00:52:09
maybe inexpensive and expensive but already00:52:12
paid all the same as I did as I did00:52:16
was wrong00:52:17
is happening in your kings and is swearing all over00:52:22
this beauty and lush, just think00:52:26
big deal00:52:28
tyrant00:52:30
be quieter00:52:32
quiet00:52:36
here's an interesting background Borris just00:52:38
following Tatyana’s question, everything that hangs00:52:42
farms ours, well, I’m talking about painting00:52:46
all as a result of expert assessment00:52:50
well how well how to decide what a masterpiece what00:52:54
not a masterpiece, well, first of all, Mila doesn’t have one00:52:56
marketing Katerina she bought everything00:52:59
the best the best 5 best collections in00:53:02
in the world she took it and bought it and who said that00:53:04
and00:53:05
they said that she had a better set too00:53:07
actually the rosary on the one hand means00:53:11
European means what assets are called00:53:13
there are these useful idiots up there00:53:16
intellectuals who suggested money00:53:18
a friend will tell you the main thing about the collection00:53:20
times you need to buy before00:53:23
professional dealers as you heard00:53:25
Shindo countries too00:53:28
their diplomats and children who too00:53:31
look out for what you like00:53:33
they always chose00:53:36
people who orient him the hall00:53:39
navigate search father knew that00:53:41
necessary that's why it happened and then00:53:44
Then everyone bought differently too00:53:46
bought actually everything changes it00:53:48
miracle applied given stolen bail00:53:51
hall because it was ugly00:53:54
let's go00:53:56
victory progress that she is erotic it is she00:53:59
ugly erotic something else and so on00:54:01
moving back and forth there was a period of about an hour I00:54:04
I agree, here are the best paintings of the Hermitage00:54:06
the return of the prodigals is today00:54:10
[music]00:54:12
Yesterday there was Madonna Litta and people00:54:15
usually the Madonna litta bar is half00:54:17
to the cops tomorrow I don’t know what will happen I’m like00:54:20
since I want to come up with something that appears00:54:22
some ray from for example the Greeks today00:54:25
I was pleased to see 5 st rare00:54:26
copy El Greco Greek our Peter and00:54:29
pavel absolutely fantastic that one00:54:30
among the best in the top five00:54:34
matiz yes yes banana is gradually replacing00:54:38
Matisse and00:54:39
or that it's partly fashion it's partly00:54:42
fashion she feels some influences and I00:54:45
it's not a bad time to even feel00:54:47
these time lines and of course this00:54:49
intellectually fashion or gradually00:54:52
not everything is happening, I'm not sitting there00:54:54
I didn't like the plant anymore00:54:56
last decades when they installed00:54:59
headlights00:55:00
what started but the main thing00:55:07
he's still worth some things, come on00:55:11
better he inserted and she is in the Snyder hall00:55:14
everything is there swan opposite the swan00:55:16
again and me why is this harry I constantly00:55:20
walking in that room I notice how00:55:22
reacts to this00:55:24
just a random time well the public on me00:55:28
the public no one is in denial00:55:31
he became like family in this room, but then00:55:35
remember when it was installed00:55:43
I liked it so much because00:55:45
I remember how people walked, I walked among00:55:48
someone was indignant at them, but they00:55:51
they finally looked, many came00:55:55
watch because of this scandal and it was00:55:59
there was a provocation that forced00:56:01
see what's around the visit after all00:56:03
a huge number of people in this public00:56:05
pass by fantastic masterpieces00:56:08
they don't know yes00:56:11
Vladimir what did they say and not say later00:56:14
it is being formed so we are trying and very00:56:16
I hope there is a little bit of a pandemic00:56:17
a new museum has formed00:56:19
because people saw us victoria00:56:20
never seen thanks online00:56:23
never everyone goes 10 20 30 halls all plus00:56:27
full formed new visitor00:56:29
which we get a little used to looking at00:56:31
giulio romano he was Raphael's exhibition00:56:34
we will see one of the discoveries00:56:36
wonderful Giulio Romano and let's go00:56:38
watch from 5 st rushes togo agency00:56:40
which giulio romano which is00:56:44
[music]00:56:46
Certainly00:56:47
if00:56:49
brought from Moscow Giulio Romano and ours and00:56:53
there feels cardboard nearby00:56:55
go look and start walking00:56:57
look at this, everyone is changing now00:57:00
Here00:57:01
Certainly00:57:03
it turns out that Simon Martini is deprived and00:57:07
Beato Angelico is much more interesting00:57:09
today than Leonardo da Vinci is so00:57:12
this is the truth, the truth of life, this is it00:57:15
these shootings and Madonnas with these00:57:17
with distant eyes this is them now00:57:20
they don't touch me anymore, it's not just me00:57:24
in fact the game museum museum should00:57:26
let's move this a little00:57:29
variety see something else00:57:31
see what's beautiful and cool00:57:33
when something like this doesn't seem new00:57:36
ok you will find it, I still want it too00:57:39
press00:57:43
[laughter]00:57:45
let's talk about these three directors00:57:49
I offer for them00:57:53
Nikolay is also not in good health00:58:01
know that I why00:58:05
I have this in me, it’s not even an insult00:58:10
hot misunderstanding because all three00:58:14
absolutely brought up in European culture00:58:17
and how Tarnovsky everything starts to grow00:58:21
understandable term stretched sokurov00:58:24
absolutely and these scenes of Europe which are all00:58:27
your life, that's all your creativity, it's00:58:29
everything is soaked and woven from European00:58:31
crops at the peak of their form are brought00:58:35
here in this Europe is what they are absolutely00:58:38
remain don't understand that00:58:40
here is one of approximately all examples00:58:43
from such a Soviet life00:58:45
intellectuals fought in Yerevan and00:58:48
spoke Russian better during Soviet times00:58:50
like Central Russian clear even and not00:58:52
They are more Central Russian00:58:54
Europeans are the greatest hour because they are00:58:56
absorb the quintessence and need to be very00:58:58
sophisticated for Europeans to understand and00:59:01
Sokurov and even more so German00:59:04
Fine00:59:08
but it seems to me that it’s still very much the same00:59:11
the moment when it seems like it's now00:59:15
will make an impression00:59:17
it doesn't produce very often it happens00:59:20
you want it, you think you are you00:59:23
now now you will surprise and surprise on00:59:26
in fact, we agree with the fact that00:59:28
they suddenly turned out to be more Europeans00:59:29
at some point than the enemies themselves00:59:31
some moment yes because you00:59:34
I understand sometimes when in all the years00:59:36
just one thing and you go00:59:39
going to Europe is a different matter and you are forced there00:59:42
perform and you are forced to constantly00:59:46
watch what happens to them00:59:48
when I'm in Paris at some point00:59:51
saw it at the Paris Opera at a very00:59:54
good performances by people who love00:59:57
how to say opera or ballet like this01:00:00
it was ten years ago and just simple01:00:03
the audience who came to the city01:00:06
tourist I was incredibly surprised01:00:09
because well01:00:11
the viewer changes very much01:00:15
taste very status visited of course01:00:17
the status on which it enters is simple01:00:22
tourist and everything and you01:00:25
you take it out and the picture is also not01:00:28
it's sure to happen now01:00:30
read by a lot of people who01:00:33
they don’t understand today what was said01:00:36
by the author this is again all the beauty in01:00:39
eye of the beholder01:00:41
it's impossible, another thing is that yes, and for me01:00:46
I'll tell you honestly when it's the first time01:00:48
looked at the mirror and was very small01:00:50
well, my mother taught me to take this seriously01:00:53
I'll throw01:00:55
that she was in her late 20s is tragic01:00:59
Abuladze and me somehow, well, how can I say01:01:01
she she was accustomed to good torment01:01:03
but I was also accustomed to this and you know I01:01:06
I was sitting there, I remember I looked and thought that01:01:11
its going down01:01:15
then she took me to the premiere01:01:17
parajans01:01:19
the color of garnet is not almost to my liking, and so am I01:01:22
I also sat as a child and thought, Lord01:01:24
how boring how long is it beautiful01:01:27
now I can perceive it wasn’t then01:01:30
for me it's beautiful it surrounded me01:01:38
It’s completely different now and I’m nostalgic01:01:42
I understand the meaning, I understand that this is blood01:01:44
what is this and so on I have already learned it01:01:47
read the meaning it still depends on01:01:51
context and very difficult sometimes01:01:54
perceive a work of art01:01:56
having a certain background01:02:05
let's go somewhere01:02:09
period01:02:13
perec01:02:17
birch trees01:02:19
you know something01:02:23
I'll stay01:02:32
[music]01:02:34
goodbye and group01:02:37
ovens01:02:40
[music]01:02:43
meter visited for the first time for some reason we01:02:45
we are sitting in the context of this conversation01:02:47
about the Russian ark which he examined01:02:49
probably more times than Sakura himself01:02:53
What01:02:54
here I am now all of a sudden just now01:02:58
for some reason the hero Sokurov who says01:03:00
behind the scenes I felt like a hero01:03:03
just like01:03:05
headrest wall as independent01:03:07
hero and that's when you said that01:03:09
Sokurov Tarkovsky Herman transporting01:03:11
picture of Europe at this moment, bullets in pain01:03:14
that moment when they showed these01:03:15
the paintings were more European than himself01:03:18
Sokurov that's his voice when he speaks01:03:20
end of the film for the brush, goodbye to Europe01:03:23
at this moment Sokurov who is filming01:03:26
he himself pronounces this picture more01:03:29
European this savagery and of course we01:03:32
so every Russian patriot I am01:03:39
Of course I don’t think I chose it but01:03:42
again, turning to the people, I want you01:03:44
say that many Europeans01:03:46
they don’t know the culture, let alone01:03:49
that they brought such a difficult movie01:03:53
you are not able to study your history01:03:55
you want to immediately drop into something like this01:03:58
difficult work different Europeans01:04:00
anyway this is what it really is01:04:02
the most serious question of all these different01:04:04
Doesn't a person need this?01:04:07
skete for people or classic01:04:10
the most democratic institution there is01:04:12
everything for everyone, these everyone needs01:04:14
to take into account or not to take into account the hall01:04:17
who doesn't understand anything just came01:04:18
look at the gold, that's good, that's good01:04:20
Fine01:04:21
educated without having educated anyone01:04:23
take into account who is not there because if01:04:26
take everyone into account on the same side so that01:04:28
minister censorship of the crowd never yes nor01:04:31
why in the life of the other side is the crowd01:04:34
people they are all different someone understandable you01:04:37
will you obey and or object to spit01:04:41
Is it possible or not to go on the bed?01:04:43
. spitting guess ulus menu I remembered01:04:47
now at the end of the university I must01:04:50
were sent to some kind of internship in01:04:52
London well translate but I'm intact fact01:04:54
finished about it everything was redone01:04:56
for some reason they sent me to stockholm01:05:00
there was some kind of hockey player there01:05:04
mother01:05:05
I tell them about I don't speak Swedish01:05:08
I know you won't be that we were a boy yesterday01:05:10
sent to Japan it is only Polish01:05:13
I knew about it, I’ll call it something then it’s all like that01:05:17
why am I saying that it was me?01:05:19
first serious foreign trip for me01:05:22
I was only in the Czech Republic before01:05:24
I was amazed at the museum that there were no children there01:05:28
there were excursions and there were children jumping and running01:05:31
were lying around and01:05:34
we walked as if wandering around, I asked what what01:05:38
I don’t remember who but one of the locals01:05:41
say I asked what you produce like this01:05:43
it is very important where they are01:05:45
It struck me then that they must01:05:48
be in the museum not because they01:05:49
must learn what is written on the labels01:05:52
they are not even about a pet and that they01:05:55
understood what they would read later01:05:57
etiquette and in the meantime they grew into pandan01:06:01
this is also where I drove along many years ago01:06:05
Nevsky in the trolleybus in front of01:06:08
I was sitting with a grandmother and her grandson01:06:10
small and you couldn’t hear that he01:06:14
says and he says grandma look01:06:17
here all the houses are different I thought01:06:20
It’s not the cold that has given me the cold, but he lives01:06:23
somewhere in a residential area which01:06:25
specifically for those who are standing, have everyone gone crazy?01:06:27
on there all the dynamos are the same01:06:31
what's in a child's head?01:06:33
if you are amazed by the very fact that you are at home01:06:36
that the houses are different, not even what kind it is01:06:39
Kazan Cathedral and what is everything different01:06:41
what I mean is that people who01:06:43
the enemy grew up in identical houses and01:06:47
people who ran around the Hermitage even01:06:51
without understanding anything yet they go without saying01:06:53
these are different people in the end, why is that so?01:06:56
it's important to hit some note01:06:59
didactic why it’s so important in museums01:07:02
in whist in this aesthetic environment01:07:05
there is someone who will appreciate this more01:07:08
the difference is the one who grew up when around01:07:11
him all the time or the one who is here01:07:13
came from a place where all the houses are the same01:07:15
suddenly he saw it and admired it01:07:17
by the way, sketches out some state01:07:20
this will explain the height about this01:07:23
that he's being knocked out by someone who's all on him01:07:27
did you look at the time but he didn’t tell him01:07:29
belonged and when was he able to buy it01:07:32
knocked him out01:07:34
you see, this is a very dangerous thing and those01:07:38
people and just recently there was such01:07:40
all the palaces and when01:07:43
through a century of palaces as museums and01:07:47
on below then01:07:50
and what struck me when we listened01:07:54
the voice of Alice Brudno whom she read01:07:56
this was an amazing idea but01:08:02
consciousness of people who first came to01:08:05
adwords and who couldn't imagine01:08:06
someone wanted to imagine what it was like01:08:09
someone wanted to take something away01:08:11
someone started to absorb it and01:08:15
admire01:08:17
unfortunately for me I'm worried about everyone01:08:22
than as a person again working with01:08:24
the younger generation01:08:25
about something aesthetic education01:08:28
which the Soviet school provided in terms of01:08:31
that the outlook was just that01:08:33
standard for everything up to the whole huge01:08:36
Russia's outlook we should have known01:08:39
a certain amount of01:08:41
volumes know the volume of knowledge we must01:08:44
was even musical, that's very01:08:47
important01:08:49
we were a slave to much European development01:08:52
children and Americans believed me with this01:08:55
faced simply elementary in contrast01:08:58
from them knew where the gang was and where01:09:00
is the Amazon they didn't know little01:09:03
that shocked me it shocked me this01:09:06
the story was Washington National01:09:08
gallery like I used to dance01:09:10
we take among the legs when entering the hall I immediately01:09:13
found a chair of some kind and sat down if01:09:15
not in the center01:09:17
I looked at everything first while sitting01:09:20
then there is a dream, I really liked it01:09:21
came up and here I am sitting in the hall01:09:25
included01:09:27
group of men and women or 70 and01:09:32
the American tour guide tells them that01:09:36
this is French for us this is this01:09:38
picture here it's called a suburb01:09:41
Paris and suddenly one of the women of the year01:09:43
is paris a great question01:09:46
I'm in this light, I'm just01:09:50
like, but unlike me, the guide doesn’t01:09:55
she was surprised by the question without hesitation01:09:59
this is the capital of France this is far this is on01:10:02
that continent and women and a woman01:10:06
well over 70 clearly visible01:10:08
yes how interesting I think this is us01:10:12
obey01:10:14
his city01:10:18
Of course they are not such happy people01:10:20
they almost never know where they are01:10:22
I wanted to go there because here they are01:10:25
lived their big life with their own01:10:28
there are some problems with it being hermetically sealed01:10:31
she is hanging from the story about Gasparov01:10:34
who for the first time at the end of his life01:10:36
came to Greece and narrow and you there01:10:39
often that we will show, we will show, he says01:10:41
guys, I don’t need to go anywhere, I’ll take you myself01:10:43
I will guide everyone and show everything, I won’t do this01:10:45
stopping to memorize all of yours01:10:53
there was some peculiarity of the Soviet01:10:55
everything is closed by the education system, then you01:10:58
learn by heart definitely don’t know what01:11:00
my knees and the star told01:11:03
history of the Parisian opera Mihalborisych01:11:05
according to our Soviet book MB but we01:11:09
studied here, the commune was there, that means01:11:11
mazda pier of paris as a building there01:11:13
and they were shot by the prison and01:11:16
so you yourself, oh well, it can’t do that01:11:18
be and you read books that are yours01:11:21
story we didn’t know, but we learned this at school, let’s do it01:11:26
drink to the Hermitage to Bogdanovskaya01:11:32
[music]01:11:33
101:11:36
viewing here is amazing01:11:41
when I first saw it I just01:11:43
started crying and01:11:47
This01:11:48
reminds me of autumn01:11:51
Boring Garden01:11:54
hello, what are you going to do01:11:58
Don't want01:11:59
I'll wait for you inside and before that I01:12:03
I said I don't want to01:12:07
won't let me go Andrey Arseny picture01:12:12
nostalgia01:12:14
yankovski who is at the very beginning of the film01:12:18
practically pronounce the following phrase01:12:20
it's about this after all01:12:23
loneliness with which we began01:12:25
talk01:12:28
I'm tired of these beauties of yours worse01:12:31
bitter radish01:12:34
have you personally ever encountered01:12:37
it feels like being abroad01:12:39
only abroad but like home01:12:43
[laughter]01:12:49
no pressed and no though01:12:52
from beauty is it because well, here she is01:12:57
drove him around01:12:59
small big cities there and that is01:13:01
it was impossible just really where not01:13:02
you arrive, why are you sitting there all the colors and01:13:05
same kind of country, yes, but I want to01:13:10
to get to some point where there is a horizon01:13:12
or mountains to where there is no beauty in this sense01:13:17
that is, there are no human ones, but this01:13:20
divine01:13:21
I have a desire to get there01:13:24
and so that I’m somewhere abroad01:13:28
that the parody was not revealed, but this01:13:33
somehow fits together01:13:34
and I just had a different paint01:13:36
tired of tired of japan because before01:13:40
in 90 we went for two to three months01:13:43
and just like that they sat there for a long time01:13:46
at some point and at some point01:13:49
I just really want to go home because I have books01:13:53
no, I always loved Europe because01:13:56
that she is very different and you are also from Germany01:13:58
you see, you're moving, there's no land, well01:14:00
as if there were lands before they are different and not01:14:04
are the same01:14:06
dragged01:14:08
I need to break your pathos01:14:14
I once witnessed the following01:14:17
episode when entering some01:14:20
there's a big supermarket where the food is, I'll start too01:14:24
car stops while driving at home01:14:27
American01:14:28
aged now at a strong age and01:14:31
a man comes out and01:14:34
heading to the store she sits at01:14:37
with the steering wheel she unscrews this very thing01:14:40
the window is glass and shouts to him nmb her01:14:45
potato01:14:47
[laughter]01:14:57
she has enough01:15:02
big01:15:04
familiar feeling you're not being honest at all01:15:08
even though tourism should not be confused with01:15:10
emigration01:15:12
You should always find something interesting in everything01:15:14
interesting something boring look01:15:16
this picture when if you don't feel at all01:15:19
you know him, he's not much scarier01:15:22
than this picture is all that I wrote01:15:24
Dovlatov01:15:25
but nostalgia because what we had01:15:30
those people who01:15:32
were leaving01:15:34
forced they fled from hell which on01:15:38
they were approached by those people who left01:15:41
in that also difficult situation, but this01:15:44
it was their conscious choice after all01:15:47
sixties seventies this one01:15:49
immigration is different and01:15:52
I think that's all I wrote01:15:54
Dovlatov about immigration before his essay01:15:57
works especially foreigner this01:16:00
scarier01:16:02
for our tour and I've been here for a month01:16:05
worked in one office and answered questions01:16:07
calls from the mouth of the impudent began to pester01:16:10
I say let's go to the motel everyone01:16:12
pleasure 100 dollar and he I think you01:16:14
decent woman and im with you01:16:17
decent has changed I'm pouring01:16:19
Maruska we'll describe to mom Peter no01:16:21
prostitute what kind of conversation is this?01:16:23
so you advise me to wash the plates01:16:25
lousy old and01:16:29
everything is just interesting and necessary everywhere01:16:31
It's interesting to find and look around01:16:33
don't go back so short01:16:37
gap to go forward and need to01:16:39
look back when and what they were like01:16:41
wonderful student years there01:16:43
something for all the years everything is wonderful01:16:45
bears need to move forward from a lot of things to do01:16:47
things if something is not boring, well then01:16:50
this is already boring there is anything01:16:52
like, like, buy another book in another01:16:54
shop, eat different bread, drink something different01:16:57
wine and and is already different and therefore in my opinion01:17:00
somehow these feelings are never like this01:17:02
there wasn't, I think she's just, well01:17:05
wrong but01:17:07
passive approach to the world we need to go and01:17:09
we are given amazing but something01:17:12
see something new when you're sitting behind01:17:15
I was sitting in the turbine, you're all sitting01:17:16
you can't go out the same, but here you go01:17:18
this is probably more difficult01:17:20
the mediator is sitting partly in prison for a while01:17:23
I01:17:26
after all, layer you lived long lived01:17:31
no but I knew that I would return I wasn’t01:17:35
such but if I now put myself on01:17:37
the place of those people who are here during01:17:40
white migrations left dear again01:17:43
I wanted this01:17:44
it was of course and I had a chance01:17:47
few people know who have never01:17:50
didn’t come because well, we couldn’t01:17:53
And01:17:54
they certainly had a very heavy feeling01:17:58
but on the other hand I looked at them I think01:18:00
they will suffer terribly disappointment and01:18:03
subsidence is back01:18:05
No one knows01:18:08
now remember the camp of this connection01:18:10
of course we're around because we need to keep01:18:13
such writers are welcome and01:18:16
and and how poignant it is that he01:18:20
writes this in Russian as spam others01:18:24
the shore is called in English01:18:25
Russian wrote there it is sleeping on the sea and01:18:28
you're cooking, we'll clean it up, but that's actually all01:18:32
this is a box mod yes it holds you like01:18:34
it follows because you can see how he suffers01:18:37
actually it doesn't mean that01:18:39
why go back but he’s just living01:18:42
this is very difficult and when he01:18:45
remembers01:18:47
their life is on the sea and01:18:51
and what's his name01:18:52
dearly beloved mother she gave him these01:18:55
pencils brought the smell of which he01:18:57
I remembered then there is one more thing there01:19:00
this question is wonderful and in memory of me01:19:02
for some reason it keeps me captivated by this story01:19:04
he got a speck in his eye and his mother01:19:08
luck was naturally for the better01:19:10
the ophthalmologist took out this speck and and01:19:13
everything and01:19:14
Nabokov writes since then it has passed there01:19:17
for an infinite number of years I keep thinking01:19:20
after all, she must be somewhere01:19:22
you can imagine the speck as our blow01:19:26
nothing from the world does it anywhere01:19:28
metaphorically very strong she is literally01:19:31
do you like something like this01:19:33
the thought of nostalgia for various such things01:19:36
you may not appear when01:19:38
a person is not in demand when he has01:19:40
there is an opportunity to start looking around01:19:43
worry if you are busy with work if he01:19:47
We are under a lot of time pressure01:19:50
just doesn't think about it just doesn't01:19:52
will be on the exam it seems like this01:19:54
experiences are not a question, not a category01:19:56
time01:19:59
geography when possible it can this01:20:01
experiences are in full swing she is great01:20:03
literature01:20:04
would remain in Russia, neither of these would have01:20:08
no worries, but of course it is01:20:10
the finest large Marrakesh blades of grass01:20:12
others so he managed to process it01:20:14
great leader let's literally01:20:18
[music]01:20:20
butterfly your favorite novel or what01:20:24
his favorite letter was just about everything01:20:28
protection beam01:20:30
I can't even say what a gift is for me01:20:33
strong impression01:20:34
well, in the sense of blow dar before gave que dar nu01:20:38
the Luzhin defense just passed me01:20:39
I really don’t know about production01:20:41
impression when I talk about it for a long time01:20:44
all the time01:20:46
came back because lolita she she01:20:49
still need this text01:20:51
return depending on age and01:20:53
you will react to it differently01:20:55
especially the pedals describe passions there01:21:00
which the older you get, the more you01:21:04
you probably comprehend more01:21:07
feelings because I read it completely01:21:10
as a young man it was wildness for me then01:21:13
when I'm already creeping up on this here to01:21:16
question about code because you need to grow up01:21:19
in order to understand such complex01:21:21
things needed has another of 1 I have so01:21:24
it was I don’t know for sure it’s the same with you01:21:26
the most Karenina I am like I'm crazy about housing in01:21:29
childhood, well, but01:21:31
now I’m just such a fan of Karenina01:21:35
that it's just more likely01:21:39
this is us when he reads it here or01:21:42
I had some kind of radiculitis until about three years ago01:21:45
back very much in short I think01:21:47
I'll re-read it to Jan Karina, I read it01:21:50
very carefully and thought, oh my god01:21:53
We used to think that we were friends with my husband01:21:55
change because you'll get hit by a locomotive01:22:00
I didn’t write about this at all, no, but that’s me.01:22:03
go the most russia country of passion01:22:06
completely different text but we need heroes01:22:08
ripen and I remember it for the rest of my life01:22:10
his story is called short01:22:12
clouds lake tower01:22:17
I wanted to ask about swelling01:22:20
I wonder what when you read01:22:22
some European books, well, I01:22:25
I don’t know the summer of European philosophers there01:22:27
any 20th century there all as one01:22:29
practically repeat the following01:22:32
a writer like Dostoevsky could for the sake of yes but01:22:35
not only produces almost 2 of them01:22:37
the writer is Chekhov Dostoevsky and why01:22:40
no one ever talks about this01:22:41
a writer like Nabokov could have been born01:22:44
only because it’s nearby but on the side01:22:47
hated Dostoevsky but wait on01:22:49
Nabokov understand Nabokov they respect01:22:53
the person who wrote in English01:22:56
language of your works01:22:57
and Dostoevsky was translated for them because I01:23:01
evil as translated certainly01:23:04
but they claws during the day to say they understand01:23:06
that he is needed, that he is important to them01:23:09
that means the European personally, but at the same time01:23:10
this one here in Russian01:23:13
only like that except that he writes about01:23:16
There are three scary things there, of course, but they are01:23:19
I'm old for a Westerner three01:23:31
only he doesn't01:23:33
only from01:23:36
original01:23:41
kitten suga literature01:23:44
but for Christ's sake they threw up Dostoevsky01:23:47
brothers Karamazov like Dostoevsky01:23:50
Lazarevsky without the actress killed everything before01:23:52
the end is not quite a bit of them too01:23:55
Right01:23:56
it still remains for cooking somewhere01:24:00
you know all these things here01:24:03
revolutionary the same thing I think that's it01:24:06
this is there all the time, but this is the case for everyone01:24:10
the mind is bad and there are no creaks01:24:11
compare and therefore charm01:24:15
they want Czechs01:24:19
it's probably just that his ring is very scary01:24:23
images I read a book about American01:24:26
writers will start it there in context01:24:28
certain means arrival and by01:24:29
about Tennessee Williams Hemingway Cheever01:24:35
there even then you are not01:24:38
important to the Czechs of the Czechs for all the Czechs of the Czechs01:24:42
Chekhov than01:24:44
don't you think because mostly01:24:47
they all01:24:49
they themselves have very large complexes01:24:52
in principle, by and large there should be01:24:54
patients of Dr. Freud all if01:24:56
read them am i reading them correctly01:25:00
biographies01:25:02
because of this, Anton Palych is the best for them01:25:06
how to say understandable and because he01:25:08
describes those passions for you but he01:25:11
described more than they they went to each01:25:14
along their own path and they begin with01:25:17
relate to him because they think he01:25:19
described it means he also experienced it and01:25:21
he was just a doctor, he observed it and01:25:24
here you need to know his biography very precisely01:25:28
these little rad cavendishes don't give a [ __ ] to me01:25:30
it seems like there's something more to it than that01:25:33
here we go back to the very beginning01:25:34
conversation about this01:25:36
Russian01:25:38
Russia is like our state01:25:41
you know the absolute loneliness01:25:43
no, I'm sorry, I shouldn't have done that01:25:45
number of articles here's the same pole for you01:25:47
it is written yes there is Kierkegaard and Dostoevsky01:25:49
once gave the nineties with better in01:25:52
interview however I won't name it01:25:54
the surname of one big American01:25:57
actress who was going to play arc01:26:00
ding I was incredibly surprised how she01:26:03
talked about her01:26:06
she was sure that everyone was Russian01:26:09
they were artists of that period01:26:12
kept women what would they be like01:26:15
women have enough of this easy01:26:16
behavior I sat so the judge could not01:26:20
believe that such a major actress does not01:26:22
understands that there’s a little bit about it in general01:26:24
other and01:26:26
understand there are things here when their knowledge01:26:31
about that country01:26:33
Russia before which we began to say they01:26:36
very much do not correspond01:26:38
in fact they read at all01:26:40
other books I was once in Oslo why01:26:44
and they took me01:26:46
I can't imagine going to the theater and flowers01:26:47
but nevertheless they took me to tea01:26:51
[laughter]01:26:52
well, that is, there is nothing to talk about, that is, this01:26:56
it wasn't you that had anything to do with it01:26:59
not modernist or postmodernist01:27:02
things they are like a realistic thing01:27:04
they put it there but it was Strindberg01:27:07
solid from I can and observing it will be01:27:11
time to find Simone Signoret played01:27:13
person01:27:19
it's a shame up here above the metal so01:27:23
strategies and01:27:25
we usually have a woman before01:27:29
flood the writer in Uman Sama already01:27:31
page a detected01:27:34
why are they interested? It’s also funny when we01:27:38
Shakespeare01:27:39
but to me there is always someone who can compare with01:27:43
with a blacksmith and who can stand next to him?01:27:46
or the king didn’t go at all then ask but01:27:51
they are kept in the theater and that's fine01:27:53
about throwing and here I’m not even sure01:27:56
success for me as a pilot is humor01:28:00
humor is generally serious more for01:28:03
connected as you are still people here I am01:28:05
at least I don’t know how he writes limericks01:28:08
the British are absolutely the entrance01:28:11
which in other places does not happen there01:28:14
like pita by the pumpkin this is Kyiv life01:28:19
where does pete come from ho he put pumpkin01:28:25
absolutely wow01:28:32
the type of humor that they won't remember01:28:35
ours to us01:28:38
I'm here I'll crush yours I crush conquered01:28:41
because for me everything is hell01:28:43
builds up into something like this01:28:44
chain means they all speak01:28:47
shield Europeans dedicated means here01:28:49
Dostoevsky here is Chekhov then here I am01:28:53
we talked about either these three01:28:55
Tarkovsky dreamed of directing01:28:57
make an idiot Dostoevsky here he is01:28:58
it was precisely this that Sokurov clung to01:29:02
remove someone from him on the quiet page01:29:04
haunt someday rival holds01:29:07
here in this Voltaire that of course he is01:29:11
this is the youth, let them listen to these words01:29:14
I read of course, well, I than my student years01:29:17
even if you didn’t read the return line01:29:20
frequency has little effect on01:29:23
just if you take Walter you have01:29:25
him dialogue bullets arches with capons it01:29:29
absolute chekhov simply written 1801:29:33
century, what are they saying then?01:29:36
writer only in Russia because they01:29:38
What01:29:43
She gave us a little education01:29:48
larger volume01:29:50
you know when to learn English from me01:29:54
children they don't pass they didn't expel01:29:58
they read Dickens they don't read Shakespeare in01:30:00
school and they never heard that there is01:30:03
God has never heard such a poet bayern01:30:07
because byron is considered batman and not01:30:10
and is categorically not included in the school curriculum01:30:12
program01:30:13
how can we well not know01:30:15
Byron because we are learning Eugene01:30:18
Onegin really want to start garbage01:30:21
I think we are equal and so on when01:30:24
description goes Lensky this and you there01:30:27
it's genius and shoulder-length black curls01:30:30
Do you remember when he writes Gatin Ghent01:30:32
but you have to understand that the inhabitants of the01:30:34
where was it why did he come from there01:30:38
they don't understand it01:30:41
at least this was all explained to us01:30:44
what is gi tengen in european01:30:47
education system and and what is it about01:30:51
level of knowledge, what it is, it’s all for us01:30:54
will respond because all the while01:30:56
education will be aimed at01:30:58
formation of certain competencies01:31:01
make people's tools this01:31:05
can count, can turn a pen01:31:08
this one can write such and such a program01:31:10
so education will be this acquaintance01:31:14
people stand the leadership from which this01:31:17
the world is out and a completely different task01:31:19
what educational services are already01:31:22
It’s a shame to pronounce these words in the wrong place01:31:26
we will do it all artificially01:31:28
intelligence what they are taught these are cheesecakes01:31:31
there the answer is they will live very well for a long time01:31:35
now but the figure is really half01:31:36
what we do is delicious and we01:31:38
done01:31:39
highlight that art is intelligence01:31:41
can never junk mom and01:31:44
deal with not interesting enemies etc.01:31:46
we will do yes01:31:56
so she doesn't do it at 11 at first01:31:59
I understand, I want to say the following01:32:02
I asked myself about loneliness01:32:04
the question is why are we going for this01:32:06
table of people who, well, how is it now01:32:08
now it is accepted that if it means01:32:10
are going to talk about Russia in principle01:32:12
who is this supposed to be? the politicians are in pain01:32:15
lags but as a last resort journalists01:32:17
reviewers it seems to me that this is01:32:20
the colossal tragedy is that01:32:21
the right to speak to Russia in principle about01:32:23
Russia's past, present and future01:32:25
assigned to all these professions01:32:28
somehow it seems to me that they are completely01:32:30
these are not the professions that01:32:32
participate in the fate of the country absolutely01:32:35
you know there is a very good phrase01:32:36
Napoleon01:32:38
it reflects very strongly01:32:41
reality that who nikkor no01:32:44
they feed someone else’s own culture01:32:46
army unfortunately and culture as always01:32:50
it reflects the processes taking place in01:32:53
society and01:32:54
reflects the level of development of society01:32:58
so let's say whether we want it or not01:33:01
in other words, there is a lot of culture here01:33:04
concept yes01:33:06
of course politicians can say how much01:33:09
whatever, but the court will still rule01:33:13
cultural figures, but it seems to me that01:33:15
this is a crisis, relatively speaking, when01:33:17
no one can talk to anyone about anything01:33:18
agree well, it doesn’t matter maybe they01:33:20
they don’t want to or they just come to an agreement01:33:22
we don't know about it but anyway01:33:24
lacks some kind of public voice in01:33:28
including some people in Europe01:33:30
which are not available to politicians01:33:32
directly from museum directors01:33:36
writers are all for themselves01:33:38
calm down and say actually I01:33:40
to be honest, I don’t see it happening01:33:44
some kind of usurpation of the right to talk about01:33:46
Russia we all say, well, some01:33:48
louder as soon as in Russia it’s conditional01:33:50
burned angry beaver advice there I am not01:33:52
I know from the culture of this or the council01:33:55
Further01:33:56
shy people cult big things tu01:33:58
Sokurov from when he starts talking but01:34:01
Sokurov it’s even getting scary01:34:03
behind the screen you sit and think01:34:05
we were sick, we should be looking for smekhova, they will be there01:34:07
you understand the strength and he begins to create01:34:10
sometimes it’s right to choose the same one01:34:13
he really doesn't understand anything about how it is01:34:15
there were amazing disputes it seemed there01:34:19
oh, we didn’t dare, our amazing01:34:23
debates, dialogues that resulted01:34:25
one such gift will happen completely01:34:28
32 of the most interesting things to notice01:34:31
look at the debates but there is more in me01:34:33
just worry now brother already wrote that01:34:35
because of all these things we have to do01:34:37
will be lost caught at the border01:34:39
appear again between the Russians01:34:43
living in Riga living in St. Petersburg here01:34:46
everything was the worst about the Soviet01:34:48
union is what isolation I'm not01:34:51
jump over it, don't jump over it and all those01:34:54
your culture, those who go there stay there01:34:56
when something fell apart it turned out that01:34:58
you can really live anywhere01:35:00
it's still two cultures anyway01:35:03
connection that persisted in Europe01:35:05
here and everything is wonderful and here01:35:07
now now this is being violated and now01:35:09
ok deputy this is related because01:35:11
it will be scary when this one suddenly01:35:14
united such a result and them01:35:16
such a conglomerate is not the galangal itself to shout01:35:18
united Russian culture around the world01:35:20
will begin to disintegrate again into all sorts of01:35:23
pieces and will break apart with these very01:35:25
prepared by political scientists you say01:35:28
that's why you have to let it go until 1001:35:31
say wash the rest again01:35:34
I want to say this because this demon is on01:35:37
we were given a moral lesson01:35:40
In general, it’s time to sit down and think for everyone01:35:44
that's who we are what we're doing here like01:35:48
we are at this table yes this is how we are today01:35:51
at01:35:52
In general, what is the goal of as many of us as possible?01:35:56
hamburgers if you eat then one image01:35:59
the life you wanted for all this time01:36:02
that we couldn't go anywhere01:36:03
go01:36:05
I think no01:36:13
honestly this booth say I I01:36:16
forced and the situation did not give a row of knitting up01:36:19
100 lots of bright show01:36:23
marathon you can only sit quietly01:36:26
Moscow gave its own to St. Petersburg01:36:29
I enjoyed it I was happy I didn't have to01:36:33
you can't go anywhere without this01:36:36
I’ll tell you for myself how it’s not often here01:36:39
it was of course we missed you requests01:36:42
loneliness by the way is so good01:36:45
one taught the length of the number of sitting and sitting01:36:48
that's when it starts to drag on01:36:50
things start to get bad here when everything is already01:36:53
Pakistan has no idea what01:36:57
everyone will be put to death mikha pain what if01:36:59
we have a feeling that you want but not01:37:02
you can, but if you did, how could we01:37:05
we just go, you and you are free to go01:37:09
20 or next month then it’s not there01:37:13
I'm worried that you can't go01:37:16
then she usually we are all connected like this01:37:18
quantity required01:37:20
Let's assume the nominal sitit is from 2001:37:23
the heel of the liquid is 30 by 10 and01:37:26
this is if you ride on everyone freely01:37:29
I'll go there because I'll go there01:37:31
much more for the dacha01:37:37
we are probably, of course, those people who01:37:41
really lived in a wild time pressure01:37:43
got a kick out of not having this rule01:37:46
movement but it’s enough for nothing01:37:49
drank the last battle they said01:37:53
Russia01:37:55
the one who didn't think anything bad01:37:58
we saw01:38:09
my questions are over01:38:15
what operations01:38:18
call01:38:21
let's try01:38:26
here01:38:29
[music]01:38:32
now they interrupted01:38:35
half I give the command to live somehow01:38:38
called from andrey andrey there by the way and01:38:42
just yeah pretty decent very01:38:44
decently01:38:46
the half-Armenian guys who are holding it01:38:49
here but remember this is the real recipe here01:38:53
that cream that makes housewives01:38:56
to a single custard leg still with01:38:58
drive by for this terrible oil01:39:00
you convince01:39:05
turn it all around men kim it all01:39:09
concept this is our shame01:39:13
I don’t remember where this information leaked01:39:17
but everyone knows that Tsiskaridze buys like this01:39:20
Well, this is very tasty, I brought it when01:39:24
I tried this cream, oh my god01:39:27
How01:39:29
straight from childhood you have to taste it01:39:35
at01:39:36
I already have a funny story, it means right01:39:39
opposite close choreographic01:39:41
schools when cooperatives began01:39:43
which housewife opened a cooperative01:39:47
cake here's just doors doors here01:39:48
just a small street.01:39:52
and so we all naturally ran there for01:39:54
these cakes and these are the girl01:39:57
someone is carrying like this like this like this01:39:59
carries01:40:01
cake a01:40:03
we look out the window because we are all01:40:05
chipped in further dish and at that moment she01:40:07
sees his own mother walking along01:40:09
street01:40:10
mother starts running towards her she starts01:40:14
here you can grab a rose bush with your mouth01:40:17
mother runs up and grabs him by the nose and out of his mouth01:40:21
starts to read and we see this, see how it is01:40:25
everything falls down Michkov01:40:32
she is from her mouth you01:40:42
of people01:40:44
business I'm incredibly beautifully afraid that you01:40:49
fraud iv force and in general01:40:52
only there are places when you have to01:40:55
take with you a volume of Lermontov, it’s mine01:40:57
Pushkin sits down right there and01:41:01
at this point read you understand that01:41:02
this is how it is described01:41:05
decisively lived there for several months01:41:08
Tolstoy Tchaikovsky lived there a lot01:41:12
take Tchaikovsky directed there and accept01:41:15
from this Tchaikovsky to this intelligent01:41:17
here's the check and I have it01:41:19
other associations namely qvibry01:41:23
but I knew that you would end up with no01:41:26
perfect is another matter but there I have01:41:29
here's a blow to living guilt and in general01:41:31
the same, same in the sense01:41:34
folk name for grapes01:41:38
European technology and hummingbird two01:41:41
different wines have now become very fashionable in01:41:44
In Europe, by the way, there are many of them01:41:46
European winemakers come to study01:41:49
buy unique ones there01:41:52
faith and take it around the world and start doing01:41:55
also using this technology that Georgia01:41:58
recognized by UNESCO madri offline and what is it01:42:01
it all happened there for the first time, I'm here they are01:42:05
there they found something tastier and took it off01:42:08
the most serious analysis01:42:11
that is, they already knew that it was wine01:42:13
they're just juice on some kind of chemical01:42:18
powerful test this is almost 8000 years ago01:42:21
I don’t know if it’s true or not01:42:24
if there are any Maltsev G.V.01:42:32
We01:42:36
nothing yet01:42:39
why is this the same01:42:42
naturally and some kind of fermentation01:42:44
natural press the manager finished his drink01:42:46
appear very early01:42:49
but the beer sinker is not developed at all01:42:52
I've never seen a dive in my life01:42:55
so that in Georgia they drink beer with me01:42:57
childhood there was a feeling that it was beer01:43:00
beer is needed for curlers01:43:02
cheat mom attractive I have been for many years01:43:06
I didn’t understand why someone would drink it01:43:09
began when I already began to live in Russia01:43:11
somehow you can drink the same for curlers01:43:14
the most delicious beer in Latvia01:43:21
black beer01:43:24
Baltika beer01:43:31
huge, but I ask you, I always01:43:35
asks you have something completely off topic01:43:38
well, just go to you, that's the thing01:43:40
your favorite image01:43:43
the most important thing for you is Our Lady01:43:47
as a baby that's what it is for you yes he's behind mine01:43:51
the picture affected me as a child01:43:54
stunning impression of Vasnetsov in01:43:56
Russian museum when you enter immediately01:43:59
to the left she will be the first to hang01:44:01
she then this is a drawing that in01:44:04
Vladimir's Cathedral in Kyiv01:44:06
Altai reproduced above the altar yes but01:44:10
when I was a child it wasn't like seven01:44:12
years ago when I saw this for the first time I saw these eyes01:44:16
just a child, but I’m sitting here thinking01:44:22
the axle itself01:44:24
difficult difficult difficult for me this is it01:44:28
so I'll go through so much everything so that again01:44:31
changing but today there's probably Madonna there01:44:33
Benoit01:44:34
from tomorrow more and if the parties are for01:44:38
borders of the Hermitage Fra Angelico01:44:49
I you ask me but but we live I01:44:53
I never know this, I always go to01:44:54
her and here I come, by the way besides01:44:56
Leonardo that's how you say it01:44:59
at the Borghese Gallery01:45:01
bellini madonna and child where is she01:45:05
holds the screen.01:45:07
but but he barely touches her heel01:45:10
palms01:45:11
[music]01:45:16
in general they beat the Neva madonna madonna and01:45:18
Bellini is01:45:20
nif-nif cop him and there is absolutely01:45:23
how mind-blowing his Madonna 1 is01:45:26
which just seems to be written there01:45:28
early 20th century absolutely there it is01:45:31
I forgot how it is identified01:45:35
in general they didn’t beat him01:45:39
alone didn't know anything about01:45:42
Why01:45:45
my mother Madonna Benoit stood instead01:45:49
icons and because an icon then it’s impossible01:45:51
Madonna Benoit would be very like this01:45:53
dear, and that cardboard has been around for a long time and01:45:55
grandmothers the Sistine Madonna stood01:45:58
always I why did you always think that01:46:00
this one icon01:46:02
but this one Vasnetsov me01:46:06
then it’s simple and that’s how much I don’t01:46:09
I'm coming back to this place even though I've seen01:46:11
its in the Vladimir Cathedral is already the bottom but01:46:15
that's where I don't have it in the Russian museum01:46:18
it always produces something01:46:19
non-human society01:46:22
yes, probably whitening from me now, me too01:46:25
so much henbane01:46:28
although there are not so many cables in01:46:31
no Hermitage01:46:36
there's a school option down there01:46:40
they are the two most important Madonnas for us01:46:51
Martini faces01:46:55
Leonardo01:46:58
in Paris I can give up all this nonsense and01:47:01
junk01:47:03
for it is necessary always when asked we will choose01:47:05
it should just say that leonardo01:47:07
and in London so we had it for a long time01:47:12
argued because there is and now on01:47:15
Paris opinion in Paris was not asked for01:47:17
paris they asked for manana ben he will see01:47:19
they asked for Madonna Litta, we put it up01:47:21
grief intellectuals miles Italians everyone01:47:23
let's go to the Italians with an Italian eye if01:47:25
I have questions, we took them several times and01:47:27
when the Italians watch it, I’m convinced01:47:29
soup01:47:30
here's the eye here's the excitement of the eye here we are here01:47:33
when the summit is unlucky for us let01:47:35
boy mickey back already practicing himself01:47:37
the British yes I yes yes they took me to the Italians01:47:39
otherwise I saw everything accordingly01:47:43
eyes at everything everything everything is fine01:47:45
even if telit was exhibited in London and01:47:49
accounting will return here we will have it there01:47:52
island anibal trophima fears such01:47:55
a bad artist cannot be invented because01:47:56
What01:47:58
absolutely wonderful and then we01:48:01
agreed what will happen01:48:03
our definition because this is the principle01:48:07
If it's easier, Chicago still has to chain01:48:09
its definition or agree on01:48:11
brought and they wrote there about their01:48:13
doubts and posted so and so01:48:16
in general we can discuss and then01:48:18
somewhere recently a great specialist in01:48:21
garda who01:48:23
he didn’t identify this one as El Salvador01:48:25
tantra leonardo martin kemp he wrote01:48:28
so much scandal for such a terrible scandal01:48:30
take it and the national gallery succumbed01:48:33
we live too01:48:35
all these were written by him later01:48:39
wrote01:48:40
I wrote a book about the scandal, that’s why01:48:43
retelling that's why I wrote it myself01:48:46
give me the books, what's in the book, where is it?01:48:49
only 10 picture is needed in that place Madonna01:48:51
Litta writes in general, of course it’s doubtful01:48:53
but who could dare to write like that01:48:56
child is non-standard like lyava and in general01:48:58
wonderful picture of your body and this is it01:49:02
this is what was generally understood back then01:49:05
like Leonard, here it is important that01:49:07
was understood as01:49:09
plenary those for joy with Stendhal wrote01:49:12
about him that this is the best thing01:49:13
wrote my life and back01:49:15
but the Italians Madonna Julitta when we01:49:18
Madonna Benoit to be or to Paris is profitable01:49:21
would it be that guys I was01:49:22
special high around scum wench01:49:24
Melanie's affairs Melanie quadric and floor up to 501:49:28
to myself01:49:29
here01:49:32
for Madonna Litta and Milan Madonna Litta01:49:36
and everyone around, that is, there is already conversation01:49:39
then not for not raised to nardin but01:49:42
this great picture around her already check01:49:45
postmodernist who is the author here01:49:49
What struck me the most was the capsuleers01:49:51
the ultimate genuine fabergé so01:49:53
works calendar freebie bridgette just01:49:57
stunning on the prairie stunning they01:50:01
so started about Italian01:50:03
eyes here is a rembrandt for them this is an artist01:50:06
whose picture hangs at the entrance to the toilet01:50:10
that is, the mantle is peeking of course01:50:15
I have him as a scientist living in the novel you01:50:20
the corner of the ring is not very respectful01:50:23
not like London01:50:27
now wins now the main ones go to bed01:50:30
what about the eyes of Italians01:50:32
often there are all sorts of English people there and so on01:50:35
I recently read this01:50:37
The British love Brent more, yes no I01:50:40
the northern one doesn't like to eat it much01:50:43
well, the trend is just more suitable now01:50:46
Heidegger was asked that time is what you are01:50:48
dripping on French philosophy01:50:50
Heidegger was asked what you think01:50:52
French philosophy what if the French01:50:53
want to learn to think they must01:50:56
start speaking german01:51:00
I rush there to eat01:51:04
Well01:51:06
we'll be the best01:51:09
the attackers will breathe, we raise01:51:13
[music]01:51:19
when were you kicked out of the Mariinsky01:51:21
theater named after was banned there that's all01:51:25
Russian seasons were rehearsed here and01:51:28
according to legend here in this in this in this01:51:30
rotunda that's it and rotunda fokin01:51:33
put the dying swan up to what01:51:37
so that's all based here01:51:39
in general, everything hurts and which in Russians01:51:41
seasons thundered Katyusha himself the Firebird01:51:44
a cigarette01:51:47
[laughter]01:51:50
you're catching a cigarette, that's the mask01:51:53
in order to01:51:55
[laughter]01:51:58
I read it now haven’t read this book01:52:01
saw Heino Gas himself about Diaghilevo01:52:04
such an environment01:52:06
from Dutch and speaks Russian01:52:09
a huge specialist in01:52:12
at the beginning of the 20th century he wrote a book about01:52:14
Diaghileva wrote a book about01:52:15
avant-garde artists, well, there are two main characters01:52:17
Tatlin and Malevich are absolutely01:52:20
wonderful amazing surrounded01:52:22
year there is nowhere different not skipper01:52:24
pull out his entourage there I went over01:52:28
Well, it doesn’t matter, I entered the Diaghilevo family like01:52:30
finished terribly brother midsummer01:52:33
anyway, not all of the family was there01:52:36
taken out before my nerves brother in the game01:52:39
I came across an exchanger, I think it was there01:52:42
yes yes yes he was going to the last minute01:52:47
to go but still haven’t decided01:52:51
Are you tired of living there at the car wash or are you01:52:54
there almost never happens where the sign hangs01:52:57
manage what he gave, but you never know01:52:59
politicians .01:53:03
marilla body embroidery01:53:06
about my parents' apartment01:53:09
bend01:53:12
which country01:53:14
here you are also Voznesensky and Garden01:53:18
roughly speaking, well, launching a website 101:53:20
I see it's beautiful there so we're all we're01:53:23
Kolomensky and we are the last our last01:53:26
address St. Petersburg wave Tchaikovsky here01:53:28
this buturlin mansion oh small hermitage01:53:30
which is called01:53:32
everything is fine everything is great but the dog01:53:36
there's a power failure01:53:37
apartment of course this mansion 301:53:39
The electrician came and they couldn't find it.01:53:42
this wiring there is a nuance in Zalessky01:53:45
when it was carried out determine now01:53:49
Tchaikovsky buyer in a narrow chair in this01:53:51
the year was not just steel, bend it 18001:53:57
I saw that I had gained weight last year01:54:00
There is01:54:01
figure01:54:03
absolutely unbelievable where this all comes from01:54:06
oh my god but this is divine01:54:08
how can you tell where it came from?01:54:12
When01:54:13
asked some fool asked this01:54:17
Is it difficult to write poetry quite easily and01:54:19
there01:54:20
[laughter]01:54:25
interesting now I read about the impression01:54:28
covering ours went to Italy once01:54:30
in Rome the time was when I received it means in01:54:33
Turin was not awarded the Italian prize01:54:35
Taormina is already in the last years of his life01:54:39
she fought once she wasn’t in Paris of course01:54:46
Well, they were settled, so it’s old times01:54:50
some grand palace hotel in Rome01:54:52
something there is a mini-hotel from for rus01:54:56
what's her01:54:59
I was extremely confused by this luxury01:55:02
it means something like that was all that01:55:05
absolutely01:55:07
Yenisei people are wrong, that is, what they are01:55:11
collided01:55:12
just as it was possible, the throws were asked01:55:15
how could winding give a load01:55:16
bonus as01:55:19
but they didn't understand her greatness a little01:55:22
kilogram of everything and01:55:25
not without politics just like her in everything01:55:29
fit the parameters01:55:30
mandrin there for everyone, both in politics and in01:55:34
creativity consequences layer resemble01:55:36
passed nothing we press arena site who01:55:39
got there the first corner gave a push01:55:40
no one will even remember these names01:55:43
never the same as with the humble01:55:45
Churchill and writer01:55:47
[laughter]01:55:54
I don't know, lately I've become01:55:57
awards treated more like a taxi01:55:59
it's very nice to receive01:56:02
I shot a lot and I have a lot of Alans01:56:06
just when you understand sometimes01:56:10
this is the medal next day yes this is heaven for me01:56:15
I was punished many times in public01:56:19
including quite publicly speaking about how I didn’t01:56:22
I love you Petrovich Pavlov that I don’t01:56:24
I like his stupid jokes about01:56:27
conditioned reflexes for outstanding01:56:30
advances in physiology01:56:32
[laughter]01:56:40
they told me to get over it01:56:43
pride01:56:51
of course it's funny01:56:54
I was also annoyed by what I read there too01:56:57
he forbade all letters and diaries01:57:01
pronounce words in your laboratory01:57:03
consciousness said who these are the words consciousness01:57:06
will say yes, let him get out of here, so I01:57:09
collapsed01:57:11
about Icarus but in fact if01:57:14
seriously I think I thought he didn't01:57:17
why is he a fool I think he understood that01:57:21
this is a hopeless matter01:57:22
what can you do about this sport? yes but01:57:26
impossible to understand impossible to explore01:57:28
therefore, but so that there is no stupidity01:57:31
let's better push this aside I think01:57:33
that he deliberately01:57:35
but you see the hand could have scolded01:57:38
gross will perform at the awards ceremony01:57:39
accusatory speech yeah I would run01:57:41
at all01:57:42
[laughter]01:57:49
I've already been told01:57:54
look at me like this, I look like this01:57:57
and I'm from Ireland, by the way, man01:58:00
wrote earlier for such views on01:58:04
the governor could01:58:18
By the way, I forgot to ask the table01:58:21
sat here about what is more01:58:23
Russian at some point has a big hand01:58:26
the masters have become more European at the point01:58:28
in this one it’s more than well, it’s even an hour01:58:30
two years ago and what year is it there?01:58:32
passed when slaves rode high01:58:34
Venice even for you in this picture01:58:38
a herd of people formed on the pencil case01:58:40
Sokurov says that yes it is possible01:58:42
not the place for01:58:45
serious there and thoughtful birth then01:58:48
and so on and so on even because01:58:50
exposition, well, that is, the temple floors together01:58:52
with Sokurov she was not so much01:58:55
looks like everything else that's going on there01:58:58
seriously she was a joy today01:59:01
I was completely different01:59:04
I know chemistry, flesh, organics, that is01:59:07
the scale of thought is a completely different scale01:59:10
thoughts are completely different you feel01:59:12
yourself in the center of Europe, that's where if not in01:59:14
Venice is completely strangers on holiday01:59:17
life absolutely alien and yet everything is modern01:59:21
art needs hanging01:59:23
but Rybina, that’s not funny01:59:26
thrown out01:59:27
Rembrandt no pike perch but us atis01:59:33
Amatis and this is good, very oil business01:59:37
on matiz01:59:39
[laughter]01:59:40
well that's more01:59:42
Rembrandt with all sorts of01:59:45
another01:59:46
and what’s interesting is that of course in this01:59:49
sense Russia 1 we have Venice Venice01:59:52
Russia was look oriental car01:59:55
much deeper now than registration01:59:58
Eastern to Koreans Sakura melts02:00:01
Iranian cinema02:00:03
no more power actually02:00:15
We were sitting and somehow I’ll tell you a joke02:00:22
with this table Sokurov was a comrade and02:00:28
to tell you whether they are still taking you to02:00:31
hermitage and02:00:33
Kati that they are transporting by ship across the ocean sea02:00:37
treasures Mikhalych, well, it’s a scary ocean02:00:40
element02:00:42
well it won't be02:00:44
[laughter]02:00:50
it’s so scary, God forbid, from there02:00:55
we sat after02:00:58
if God gives him the opportunity02:01:01
any one painting created in general for02:01:03
the entire history of mankind can hang in02:01:05
in your home what kind of picture will it be02:01:09
so starting what is my interior ska02:01:16
6 meters ceilings alla02:01:21
in the great picture they don’t get along in the house02:01:24
interior end of tyranny take where02:01:27
this doesn’t give a great picture02:01:29
great picture for that02:01:33
Lord, someone even burned down the house, what kind of02:01:38
put everyone down khalil02:01:52
this is a fantastic mansion crammed with02:01:56
first floor of Chinese miniatures and then02:01:58
three floors it even has ng and02:02:02
before I felt the frost, but if only this02:02:06
house of course live powerful no all all02:02:10
there it's all together there after all there02:02:13
there, after all, all the impressionists are for it, but there02:02:16
so beautifully done and the main thing is you02:02:18
you come as we understand this is not02:02:23
this is not hay this is not outside the window paintings02:02:27
date02:02:29
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Can we go and ask for some coffee?02:02:36
spanish make necessary deal desperation02:02:39
they will do something he asks02:02:54
[music]02:03:06
here I was02:03:08
a couple02:03:10
seasons what is called in presidential02:03:14
Council on Science here is Mihalborisych02:03:16
before departure everything was far away, remember in02:03:22
he was meeting in the Hermitage in the Winter Palace02:03:25
I was late it was Monday so02:03:29
naturally the public is not welcome there but also in02:03:31
anyway it couldn't be at all02:03:33
one of the best memories of my life02:03:36
I think he should be late before 502:03:39
hours because the Hermitage is empty the02:03:42
factors which are with extinguished fires, etc.02:03:46
the opals of the cross are accordingly visible and you02:03:48
you go and see them I remember very well02:03:51
I had an awkward feeling that I02:03:53
for some reason I'm walking through someone else's house, people here02:03:57
live it here he didn't look like02:04:00
friends despite the fact that the Hermitage is there with02:04:03
birth is a completely different feeling of [ __ ]02:04:06
mode you walk around here people live they02:04:10
the ladies went out somewhere into the next room02:04:12
the brightest feeling of the times before her02:04:16
I like zoom just like that in the evening02:04:18
where the hell do you remember they hang for hours catching up02:04:22
I was thinking of describing this Ekaterina came out02:04:25
there was nothing, she sat down and drank tea02:04:30
solved some issues02:04:32
yeah it's a completely different feeling02:04:37
my favorite frame of my favorite02:04:40
fragments of the Russian Ark when she02:04:42
opens these doors02:04:44
in the snow02:04:47
kindergarten camera anger the camera flies after her02:04:51
she02:04:52
my god how tenderly this is02:04:54
did all the tenderness in the world this02:04:58
the moment of miracle footage right there is simple02:05:01
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