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Afisha
Afisha
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Found 281 materials
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10/25/2002
LITERARY MUSEUM
"House of the Poet. Past and present" To the 125th anniversary of the birth of Maximilian Voloshin. Watercolors and photographs of Voloshin himself, including a series of self-portraits and scenes “from Parisian life,” documents from private collections. Exhibition hall on Trubnikovskaya, until November 25
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The Spanish comedy “WITHOUT SHAME” should be watched first of all by students of acting departments: its events unfold at a theater institute at the moment when the main director of Spanish cinema decided to audition for the main role in his future film. The main role of the course leader, who spent an unforgettable night with the director 300 years ago, brought Veronica Forque (pictured below) a prize at the Spanish Film Festival in Malaga. And for good reason.
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10/25/2002
Festival "On the Carpet"
Traditions have started at the Dom cultural center. Annual life cycle: spring will come - there will be a Kuryokhin festival; when summer comes, the “House” team will go outside the Moscow Ring Road to cheer up the life of their chosen territory; Autumn is coming - look forward to the vocal festival “Deep Throat” (in October) and the oriental festival “On the Carpet” (in November). Autumns, according to long-term observations, are different.
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10/25/2002
Scooby-Doo
Raja Gosnell, USA-Australia, 2002 Starring Matthew Lillard, Freddie Prinze Jr., Sarah Michelle Gellar (dubbed) An animated series from a daytime children's television network formed the basis of a film that combined animation and acting. Scooby-Doo is a dog, and with four people he forms a detective agency, which this time is investigating strange incidents in an amusement park. A product of candy-colored American children's television culture.
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10/25/2002
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Woe from the mind of A. Griboyedov. Directed by S. Zhenovach. Starring Y. Solomin, G. Podgorodinsky, I. Leonova, E. Bystritskaya, V. Pavlov and others (3'00'', 1 intermission). 90-350 rub. Fri November 8, 18.00 PREMIERE Corsican I. Gubacha. Directed by V. Konstantinov. Starring E. Glushenko, V. Barinov, B. Klyuev, V. Konyaev, G. Podgorodinsky and others (3'00''). 120-300 rub. Fri November 1, 19.00 PREMIERE The simplicity of A. Ostrovsky is enough for every wise man. Directed by V. Beilis.
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Panic Room
David Fincher, USA, 2002 Starring Jodie Foster, Kristen Stewart, Forrest Whitaker (dubbed) The Panic Room is an unopenable bunker on the second floor of a mansion on Manhattan's Upper West Side. A bespectacled single mother received a mansion in the form of compensation for a divorce from an oligarch. The bunker has monitors to control the rest of the living space and supplies necessary for autonomous survival for a month.
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10/25/2002
Men in Black-2/Men in Black II
Barry Sonnenfeld, USA, 2002 Starring Will Smith, Tommy Lee Jones, Lara Flynn Boyle (dubbed) The continuation of the fantastic comedy about a CIA special unit working with space aliens is just that: an encore. Long-awaited, extravagant, with a stupid plot, taking advantage of every opportunity to ride, like on the slides of a water park, through the most tasteless and idiotic cliches, and the feeling of a universal carnival, where all biological species went on an unbridled spree.
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Barber
Espresso – 60 rub. Candy with rum, from Mon Cafe, – 30 rub. On the windowsill are two cute bears in patches and one black lacquer box with mother-of-pearl maids of honor with umbrellas and in kimonos. Outside the window there is a pot of grass with a small flower. The girls, who respect the bears, are seated on wooden benches with black cushions and a conceptual white circle in the center. Drinking coffee and reading a book is calm and delicious.
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10/25/2002
"Bummer off"
Nietzsche's “God is dead” is not relevant. Because “the man died.” The last one was Oblomov, a whole person. There are quarters and eights left. A play by Mikhail Ugarov in his own production, initiated by 32-year-old artist Vladimir Skvortsov, who played Oblomov in the play. Center for Drama and Directing Thu October 21, 19.00
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10/25/2002
Amelie/Le fabuleux destin d'Amelie Poulain
Jean-Pierre Jeunet, FranceGermany, 2001 Starring Audrey Tautou, Rüfüs (dubbed) A film about a young eccentric who triggered the mechanisms of other people's happiness, and played hide and seek with her own. Montmartre, where she lives, is a paradise from Hollywood films of the 50s, with attics, Renoir paintings, concierges and cafe regulars, and isn’t it the 50s style that defines current fashion, at least in shoes and accessories?
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10/25/2002
The Mystery of the Trinity ### Matthew HERBERT IN SIXTEEN TONS
The third Matthew Herbert appeared this summer, when DJ, acid jazz promoter and Montreux festival manager Gilles Peterson suggested that Herbert form his own orchestra. The third Herbert - the leader of The Matthew Herbert Big Band, which played in Montreux - is a jazz Herbert. The previous two - pop Herbert and avant-garde Herbert - however, also did not disappear anywhere. A rare case: one person - two prodigies.
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10/25/2002
OTAR IOSELIANI
Each of the nine film critics who compiled this collection has their own preferences, standards and tastes; What’s especially nice is that this time the critics won’t criticize, and if they do, then only lightly: they write about their favorite films. this book was published thanks to OTAR IOSELIANI
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NEO Doctor Agranovsky and “Black Bread”. 21.00 Vegetable garden Stela Argatu (vocals, saxophone, keyboards). 21.00 Petrovich Sergei Ryzhenko (violin), Sergei Kiselev trio. 21.00 Restoration Alexey Badyanov (vocals). 22.00 Fat Mo Mariam (vocals). 20.00 Le Club Christina Anglintz (vocals). 20.00 R&B Cafe Modern Blues Band. 22.00 Sax on the Beach Mishouris & His Swinging Orchestra. 23.00
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Insomnia/Insomnia
Christopher Nolan, USA, 2002 Starring Al Pacino, Robin Williams (dubbed) An insomniac Los Angeles detective comes to Alaska to look for the killer of a high school girl. Christopher Nolan's film (Memento) marks a change in course in the detective genre - from last year's labyrinths with a confusing plot and unpredictable outcome to much more straightforward and complex structures of internal psychological investigation.
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10/25/2002
scales
the scales are simply bursting at you. It looks like you've taken amphetamines. The speed of thought, movement around the city, typing on a computer keyboard, circulation of capital is somehow inhuman. Just remember one thing: amphetamines are always followed by depression. Whether it will be severe and protracted or will go away like a regular morning hangover depends only on your prudence. In the illustration: Albrecht Durer. Celestial globe, Northern Hemisphere, 1515
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