The co -founder of the Kino group was outraged by the sale of the passport of Viktor Tsoi at an auction for 9 million rubles: "bastard, immoral act"

One of the founders of the Kino group, Alexei Rybin, called the sale of a passport and records of Viktor Tsoi at an auction as an immoral act. In his opinion, the documents should be transferred to the family.

Earlier, the general director of the auction house, Sergei Burmistrov, told RIA Novosti that the Soviet passport Tsoi, a notebook with the phones of his friends, as well as rare manuscripts of two songs found after the death of the musician in the apartment of his friends on Rubinstein Street, were sold.

On Wednesday evening, the passport left the hammer for 9 million rubles. The starting price of the lot was 2.5 million rubles. Also at the auction for 3 million rubles, they purchased a notebook of a musician, the starting price of which was 500 thousand rubles, and the manuscript of the song "I want changes!" - For 3.6 million rubles.

"Viktor’s passport was sold at auction for nine million rubles. The act of bastard. The only thing that could be done with this passport is to transfer it to his father. Or the son. Or Natasha Razlogova (Viktor Tsoi’s civilian wife, with whom he spent recent years - approx. Newsru.com) . The sale of it from the auction in this case is completely immoral and disgusting, respectively. Representations of decency .

He also called the sale of documents and manuscripts "the second abomination of the year associated with Victor." The first of these "abominations" he called the film "Summer" by Kirill Serebrennikov, who went to Russian rental in the summer of this year and dedicated to the relationship between Viktor Tsoi and his musical mentor Mike Naumenko.

The film was included in the program of the Cannes Film Festival and received a prize for the best soundtrack. Nevertheless, in Russia, he was perceived ambiguously: even at the stage of the script, all the same Alexei Rybin, as well as the leader of the Aquarium group, Boris Grebenshchikov: as a result, their characters appeared in the picture under other names, and the role of Grebenshchikov in the plot was minimized.

Alexey Rybin is a musician, writer, producer, screenwriter and director who, in 1981, founded the Garin and Hyperboloid group, later renamed Kino. With the participation of Rybin, the first album of the 45 group was recorded, it is also the author of the Memoir book of Kino from the very beginning, numerous publications about rock musicians, film and television centers and more than a dozen action-packed novels.