AfishaA biweekly city magazineIndependent sourceMaterialsIssuesInfoFollow RIMA on Linkedin for news and collection updates.Found 240 materialsBy relevanceOldest firstNewest firstBy relevanceAfisha·№ 11 (82)·06/07/2002HOLIDAYSJune 7 Chance Day (Greece) June 8 Derby Day June 9 Writers Day International Friends Day June 10 Day of Mourning for Money June 11 King Kamehameha's Birthday (Hawaii) June 12 Russian Independence Day Philippine Independence Day June 13 Dumpling Day June 14 Corpus Christi (Spain) June 15 Japanese Horse Festival June 16 National Undertaker Day June 17 Violin Day Iceland Day June 18 National Bragging Day June 19 Fathers Day (USA) June 20 Manipulation Day June 21 Feast of St. Jean (France)Afisha·№ 11 (82)·06/07/2002TSARITSYNONew arrivals Works of Russian and Western European decorative and applied art of the 18th-20th centuries. until August 16 Collections of V.V. Ashik and Yu.I. Sayapin Russian and Western European decorative and applied art of the 18th-20th centuries: beads, carved Kholmogory bone, porcelain, glass, furniture, painting, bronze, etc. until August 23 “Vyatichi in Tsaritsyn” Archaeological material collected by the Moscow State University expedition led by Professor A.V.Afisha·№ 11 (82)·06/07/2002KREMLIN“Trinity-Sergius Lavra and Russian sovereigns: relics and artistic treasures” Church vestments, icons, liturgical objects placed in the monastery by Russian princes, tsars and their wives. Relics associated with Saints Sergius and Nikon of Radonezh. Assumption Belfry, until July 28Afisha·№ 11 (82)·06/07/2002Wasp's nestNid de guepes Florent Emilio Siri, France, 2002 Starring Sami Naceri, Benoit Magimel, Nadia Fares, Pascal Gregory, Sami Bouajila (dubbed) about the ultra-popular comics culture. Montmartre here is a paradise from Hollywood films of the 50s, with attics, Renoir paintings, concierges and cafe regulars, and isn’t it the style of the 50s that determines current fashion, at least in shoes and accessories?Afisha·№ 11 (82)·06/07/2002Haruki Murakami “Listen to the Song of the Wind,” “Pinball 1973”This is the beginning of a series of novels, continued by “The Sheep Hunt” and “Dance, Dance, Dance...”. Episode 1 (1969; written 1979) and Episode 2 (1973; written 1983). About two young people, the narrator and his friend the Rat, who will later be possessed by the Sheep, who will commit suicide and turn into the Sheep Man. The first two stories in terms of plot are hollow, pies with nothing.Afisha·№ 11 (82)·06/07/2002Lyudmila Gorlova “They don’t joke with love here, or How to get out of the crisis”Since only a retelling of it can be more idiocy than Lyudmila Gorlova’s plot, we will limit ourselves to stating a fact: Lyudmila Gorlova has written a new photo novel. With a plot. Much more compact than snotty television series, since there were not three thousand episodes in stock, but less than two hundred pictures. Four characters - that is, four sitters, not counting the various nurses, doctors and mystical lovers.Afisha·№ 11 (82)·06/07/2002Sound of the sea/Son de marBigas Luna, Spain, 2001 Starring Jordi Moll, Leonor Watling, Eduard Fernandez (simultaneous translation) His (Moll) name is Ulysses, he is a teacher, he came to teach literature in the resort town of Costa Blanca. He’s sitting in the sun, having lunch, and suddenly he feels something dripping from above. Raises her head: on the balcony is she (Watling), the young daughter of the owner of the boarding house. Hanging out laundry. Dripping from white lace panties.Afisha·№ 11 (82)·06/07/2002UNITED KINGDOMLondon. Sales at Harrods In the most luxurious and prim store in the UK, where sportswear and flip-flops are not allowed, absolutely everything is being swept away. On the first Saturday of sales, the line starts at 5 am. Further - it’s calmer, but half the sizes in the Prada boutique are no longer enough. July 3-20Afisha·№ 11 (82)·06/07/2002Bad companyBad Company Kinomir, Orion, Mon-Thu June 10-13; Luxor, Mon-Sun 10-23 June; Formula Cinema, Mon-Wed June 10-19 Blade 2/Blade II Guillermo Del Toro, USA, 2002 Starring Wesley Snipes, Kris Kristofferson, Norman Reedus (dubbed) Blade is back, and this is the rare case where the sequel is better than the original. The black half-vampire, half-human, perfectly performed by Wesley Snipes, has aged four years.Afisha·№ 11 (82)·06/07/2002girl powerThe program of the XXIV Moscow International Film Festival includes new Kaurismäki, Muratova, Polanski, Catherine Breillat and Jean-Marc Barr, a retrospective of Stanley Kubrick, within which “Barry Lyndon” and “Eyes Wide Shut” will be shown on the big screen for the first time in Russia. The next issue of "Afisha", which will be published on the opening day of the festival, will include a special supplement with its annotated program.Afisha·№ 11 (82)·06/07/2002CONCERTS IN NOBLE ESTATESThe summer season of Moscow concert life is becoming more extensive and bolder from year to year. It starts as early as May and attracts quite competitive musicians - for example, the shaggy-haired Alexei Utkin, who all winter was called on Moscow banners nothing less than the “golden oboe of Russia”, and this summer does not disdain performing in the garden and park areas of the capital.Afisha·№ 11 (82)·06/07/2002SATURDAY, JUNE 15Football Moscow team - Estonia team. Big Sports Arena "Dynamo", 11.00 Cycling Russian Manutinbike Cup. Volen Park, 10.00, free admissionAfisha·№ 11 (82)·06/07/2002ALL MOVIES27 Stolen Kisses 27 Missing Kisses Nana Dzhoradze, Georgia-Germany-France-Great Britain, 2000 Starring Nino Kuchanidze, Evgeniy Sidikhin, Shalva Iashvili, Amalia Mordvinova, Pierre Richard (subtitles) A mountain town of the times when Georgian lieutenants wore an “SA” badge on their sleeves, menacing old women in orders, using their sniper experience, they beat all the locals at billiards, and the factory club was packed when the film “Emmanuelle” was brought to the town, seen through the eyesAfisha·№ 11 (82)·06/07/2002[No Title]The viewer learns about this radio play immediately upon entering the studio of the “School of Dramatic Art” on Povarskaya: on the wall in the foyer hangs a poster with the characters from Wilde’s “The Picture of Dorian Gray.” Radio composition and direction by Anatoly Vasiliev. Maria Babanova reads for the author, Innokenty Smoktunovsky for Lord Henry, Dorian Gray for Vasily Bochkarev. Below is the date: December 27, 1981.Afisha·№ 11 (82)·06/07/2002[No Title]for best director at last year's Cannes Film Festival. Cinema Center (Small Hall), Tue 11, Wed 12, Sat 15, Wed 19 June; Cinema Center (Great Hall), Fri 14, Mon 17, Wed 19, Thu 20, Sat 22, Sun 23 JunePrevious123...16NextShow more