— The smell of China still impresses me. He is very unique and specific everywhere. At least in the south for sure. The north of China is similar to Russia, the weather there is like in Moscow, only a little warmer. And in the south... When I leave there and come to Moscow, my clothes smell of dampness, a strange rotten smell, but pleasant. This is the main difference between China - the strange smell. I'm not saying it's bad, just very specific. When I'm not there for a long time, I miss him.

953 72 36, 953 72 42, B. Ovchinnikovsky lane, 24, building 4 Ⓐ Novokuznetskaya, Tretyakovskaya, Mon-Sun 17.00-23.00 Wind of wanderings Irma Naroditskaya, Tatyana Baeva, Natalya Gorbunova, Tatyana Ozhegova, Anna Dyskina, Yuri Borodin, Svetlana Nikulshina and others. Author's doll. From 6 years; until November 13

ki 90s. One catch: Orbital officially folded last year and released a farewell disc, and their performance is a typical promotional stunt. The same thing happened in the spring in St. Petersburg, when, as at Tsifrograd, Orbital was presented with a DJ set by Phil Hartnoll, half of the duo (which, however, is also not so bad).

Vasily Chiginsky. Starring Dmitry Orlov, Liza Boyarskaya, Irina Bjorklund, Vladimir Gostyukhin, Mikhail Gomiashvili, Sergei Gorobchenko, Viktor Sukhorukov. Russia, 2005 In 1944, the blue-eyed blockade Amelie (Boyarskaya) is blown into the Soviet submarine base by the sea wind, who immediately begins to sigh for the hero-submariner (Orlov). Along with the beauty, a tagged NKVD major (Gomiashvili) arrives, planning to take the shavings off the hero.

Confession of a Sadducee Half-confession, half-biography, half-memoir, half-novel by the venerable writer A. Naiman, it is hoped that in a couple of weeks it will be decorated with a “Booker Prize” plaque. 63-year-old Nikolai Sergeevich Kablukov is a film screenwriter. Life is clearly going downhill: it’s time to catch God’s providence in it and get down to the main scenario - about yourself, for yourself and for yourself. And so he edits his life like a movie.

Andrey Kurpatov worked as a psychotherapist at the St. Petersburg Neurosis Clinic named after. I.P. Pavlova, then opened his own clinic named after himself. Since May of this year, the Domashny channel has been broadcasting the program “We’ll Solve Everything with Doctor Kurpatov” twice a day. On the screen, the doctor with a constant smile advises guests how to stop drinking, stop being nervous, and get married.

Joel Schumacher. Starring Gerard Butler, Emmy Rossum, Patrick Wilson, Miranda Richardson, Minnie Driver. USA-Great Britain, 2004, dubbed, subtitles Joel Schumacher, who once ruined “Batman” in his time, was appointed to film Andrew Lloyd-Webber’s rock operetta, unshakable in its absurdity, at the personal insistence of the author. As a result, Lloyd-Webber is now distributing his theatrical assets to pay off his debts. Cinema center Tue 15 November

you - at least the degree of directorial inadequacy should remain an intrigue. S.Z. from November 17

(The Exorcism of Emily Rose) Scott Derrickson. Starring Laura Linney, Tom Wilkinson, Campbell Scott, Jennifer Carpenter. USA, 2005, dubbed Lawyer Erin (Linney) takes on the legal defense of Father Moore (Wilkinson), a handsome priest accused of driving a girl named Emily Rose (Carpenter) to suicide.

Subjects: Yulia Vydolob, Agniya Galdanova. Photos: Yulia Chernova/U.Studio No one openly admits their love for pajamas: ask anyone, everyone says that they sleep naked, and only go to pajamas in pajamas. They resort to gentle and warm pajama hugs only when no one is looking. Or in front of your closest and most trusted people.

246 94 44, Lev Tolstoy, 21 Ⓐ Park of Culture Tue-Sun 10.00-18.00, except the last Friday of the month, ticket office until 17.00, entrance 20-50 rub., for foreigners 150 rub. Unlike the Leo Tolstoy Museum on Prechistenka, of which the house in Khamovniki is a branch, the estate is directly related to the writer - here he spent the winter with his family from 1882 to 1901 (everyone went to Yasnaya Polyana for the summer).

Roman Polanski. Starring Barney Clark, Ben Kingsley, Lynn Rowe, Jamie Foreman. Great Britain-Czech Republic-France-Italy, 2005, dubbed The downtrodden orphan Oliver (Clark), apprenticed to an undertaker, tastes meat for the first time in his life, runs to London, where he joins a gang of street children led by the Jew Fagin (Kingsley). A talented, deceptively academic adaptation of an English classic by the world's best literary improver, Roman Polanski.

The amazing is nearby: Curtis Hanson, who, in addition to “L.A. Mysteries,” briefly directed “Bedroom Window” and “The Hand That Rocks the Cradle,” suddenly produced “Away from You,” a melodrama about how two sisters (Diaz and Collette) fight over their ass shoes and even—oh my God—appreciatively looks at lonely shoppers in a supermarket.

In his new project, the only foam rubber sculptor in Russian contemporary art, Shekhovtsev, comes up with an uncharacteristic plot - idyllic and fantastic. The installation is a greenhouse filled with exotic flowers, as well as bee people flying above them. November 18 - December 5

from November 10 (Proof) John Madden. Starring Gwyneth Paltrow, Jake Gyllenhaal, Hope Davis, Anthony Hopkins. USA, 2005, dubbed A brilliant mathematician (Hopkins), who went crazy, wrote a thousand notebooks in beautiful schizophrenic free verse in five years, communicated with aliens, smelled bad, his youngest daughter (Paltrow), sacrificing her career and personal life, looked after him, then he died.