In the Basmanny Court of Moscow, literary critic Anna Narinskaya was detained in the corridor, who came to the meeting, where they chose a measure of restraint for director Kirill Serebrennikov. She is accused of failure to comply with the order of the bailiff (part 2 of article 17.3 of the Code of Administrative Offenses). As Narinskaya herself writes on Facebook, she was detained for a dispute with the bailiff, she tried to convince the bailiff not to detain her friend.
As it turned out later, Narinskaya stood up for Serebrennikov's assistant Anna Shalashova. Information appeared that Shalashova was also detained, but it was not confirmed.
The OVD-Info hotline was informed that an actress from the Gogol Center, run by Serebrennikov, named Alina, was detained, she was holding a poster in her hands. But a few minutes later she was released from the paddy wagon.
Novaya Gazeta writes that two people were detained at the entrance to the court building, they were singing Viktor Tsoi's song "Change".
Earlier it was reported that two volunteers from the headquarters of Alexei Navalny were detained on the street near the court building, they were handing out balloons and newspapers. Today, the Basmanny Court placed Serebrennikov, who was detained on August 22, under house arrest.