Andrzej Zulawski, France, 2000 Starring Sophie Marceau, Guillaume Canet, Pascal Gregory EA Photographer Clelia (Marceau) takes pictures from the navel and without looking: the crooked, the better. One day, while trying to capture a luxurious bouquet in a window, she meets its buyer, a bankrupt publisher, Klev (Gregory), wrinkled and ugly, but touching. For her sake, he abandons the one for whom the bouquet was intended, and offers Clelia all of himself and his meager entrails.

Otar Noseliani, France-Switzerland-Italy, 1999 Starring Niko Tarielashvili, Philippe Ba (simultaneous translation) A young millionaire, wanting a Parisian street-café life, gets a job as a dishwasher. The handyman lives in a kennel, but in the evenings, to look like a wealthy playboy, he rents a motorcycle and a suit. The sage Ioseliani observes the social adventures of modern Parisians with good irony.

“To the 60th anniversary of Andrei Mironov” Expanded exhibition. Personal belongings, rare books, photographs, posters, theatrical costumes, works of fine art and decorative arts.

Nothing goes together as badly as night owl Valery Gergiev and drawbridges. But it turned out that it was the bridges and Gergiev that turned out to be the main attractions of the Northern capital today. And it is precisely this incident that all the pilgrims who descend on St. Petersburg in June have to put up with. Professionals come here in droves. Amateurs feel quite comfortable here. Gergiev's Stars of the White Nights remains the only international music festival in Russia.

The image of the near future that emerges is laconic and evocative. Hindu facial identification tattoos are in vogue. Everything is managed by insurance companies. Cybersex with a computer has replaced masturbation. Cybersex with another person is prohibited due to possible electric shock. But, of course, it is not the future, but the technique itself that is the essence of this very humanistic picture about how important it is not just to look, but to live. The reception is really quite rude.

GEMINI In June, Gemini feels cramped. There is too much furniture in your spacious apartment, modest career prospects do not match your ambitions and talents, and provincial relatives occupy every empty corner and every free minute. Fight. There is nothing more dangerous than crowded conditions for Gemini. Defend your living space and don’t compromise. Donate excess furniture to neighbors and send relatives to the countryside.

as a resident of the Rimel club. At the closing of the Asa World Sound Festival in Acapulco, he performed in the early morning, on the jazz stage, as the sun rose over the Atlantic Ocean. “I love rave,” he told DJ magazine. “I can dance without worrying about people watching me or trying to copy my movements.” A few months ago he visited Quito, the capital of Ecuador: “Ecuadorians heard techno for the first time about two years ago.

John Armitage, USA, 1990 Starring Alec Baldwin, Jennifer Jason Leigh Laser-Video International Fred Frenger (Baldwin) has just gotten out of prison and arrived in Miami to live a new life. This life, in his understanding, simply needs to begin by breaking the finger of an annoying Hare Krishna at the airport, so much so that the poor guy dies right on the spot from painful shock.

SCORPIO At the beginning of June, the Moon provokes passionate Scorpios to take decisive and even crazy actions. Give in. Luck is on your side, and your innate prudence will tell you when to stop. Everything is possible: racing, roulette, baccarat, craps, poker and blackjack on two tables.

Vasily Florensky , the nephew of the famous St. Petersburg Milk Alexander Florensky, the son of his father, an expert on miracles at the Patriarchate, Pavel Florensky, and the great-grandson of another father, Pavel Florensky, a famous scientist, theologian and uncanonized saint, organized his first personal exhibition.

Museum of A.S. Pushkin, until June 18 “Antique cars and motorcycles” Cars of Goering, Goebbels, Rokossovsky, Patriarch Alexy I and Eva Braun. Museum exhibits have been featured in more than 70 films – from “Hello, I’m your aunt!” to “Khrustalev, car!”

Kevin Lima, USA, 2000 Starring Glenn Close, Gerard Depardieu, Ioan Gruffudd (dubbed) www.102dalmatians.com Continuation of the children's fairy tale about a fierce woman (Glenn Close) who dreamed of a white fur coat with black spots, for which she needed the skins of 101 dogs from the name of the breed. In the first film, the woman was sent to prison. Five years have passed. A new generation of 6-8 year olds has grown up, for whom this entertainment is intended.

“Formulas of Pavel Filonov” First-class works by Filonov from the Russian Museum. Moscow Arts Center, May 31 – July 10 Galina Lukyanova “On the Ground.” Photo. ROSIZO, until June 2 “Geniuses of Russia. Exhibit II. Color and Air" From private collections and collections of members of collectors' clubs. Korovin, Arkhipov, Kustodiev, Grabar, Yuon, Vinogradov, Gorbatov, Repikh, Zhukovsky.

Six million flowers will be planted during this year in Moscow. 200 thousand square meters of plantings have already bloomed. 503 flowerpots with flower arrangements were decorated. The homeless people are disturbing the idyll. They ruthlessly pluck flowers for subsequent sale. In second place are summer residents who steal seedlings for their plots.

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