HANKIN: Great art of great style. Which we have been missing en masse lately. We are consistent apologists for figurative art, consistent supporters of a rather simple criterion - beauty. — Collectors of antiques are beginning to evolve towards contemporary art, and antique dealers, therefore, too? ZAKHAROV: No such thing. Yes, there are collectors who are fed up. And there are those who are not tired of it. There are those who collect classical art and will continue to collect it in any case.

Vladimir Khotinenko. Starring Pyotr Kislov, Violetta Davydovskaya, Ramon Langa, Michal Zhebrovsky, Marat Basharov, Artur Smolyaninov, Mikhail Porechenkov. Russia, 2007 PREMIERE Adventure patriotic film about the Time of Troubles

291 84 84, Starokonyushenny lane, 39 ❶Kropotkinskaya, Smolenskaya, Wed-Sat 11.00–19.00, Sun 11.00–18.00, free admission Vladimir Makarkov “Travel along Nemega”. Installation, November 2–11

directed by Casey Affleck - an exponent of the social unconscious, the guardian spirit of the quarter, conducting the investigation in a completely non-verbal manner - as if he is not thinking, but trying to scratch his back. No pipes or violins for you.

629 02 94, B. Nikitskaya, 11 ⒶLibrary named after. Lenin Concert by students of the Central Music School at the Moscow Conservatory From 5 years; Sun November 11, 14.00 “Merzlyakovka” invites friends... Students of the Academic College of Music at the Moscow Conservatory. From 5 years; Sat 17 November, 14.00

The Jean-Jacques store was closed for almost six months. The founders of all Jean-Jacques, restaurateurs Dmitry Borisov and Dmitry Yampolsky, changed the concept of the establishment. Now “Jean-Jacques” is a new type of grocery store. Borisov described his new venture as follows: “This is a place where everything related to gastronomy is sold. What is food? This is a table, tablecloth, plates. We sell original tablecloths and original tableware.

The most interesting participant in the recent collection “Afisha Demo”, the Moscow group “ObschezhitieE”, posted their debut single “Everything in Order” on their website. “ObschezhitieE” works on a large scale - the single has 9 songs that last as long as others’ albums last.

PREMIERE An elegantly made, but annoyingly politically correct cartoon from medieval life: two half-brothers, an Arab and a European, are looking for the queen of the genies. See review on page 140 Eldar Ryazanov. Starring Sergei Migitsko, Evgenia Kryukova, Alena Babenko, Vyacheslav Tikhonov, Oleg Tabakov, Galina Tyunina, Stanislav Ryadinsky. Russia, 2006 Biography of the storyteller, obviously focusing on his unsuccessful personal life. Starring the horse-like actor Migitsko.

The whole range of sensations from Sega Rally Revo is perfectly conveyed by the tercet that I spied in the magazine “Crocodile”: “My face is in the dust, / It hurts my butt, / I’m riding an antelope.” Fast, simple and hysterical fun. Here they decided not to put on a serious face and not to bore the user with deep tuning of cars, street “respect” and similar tricks; in fact, the whole game comes down to repeatedly passing turns of varying degrees of difficulty.

Under the direction of their boss, the orchestra and choir of the Bolshoi Theater, on a suitable date, perform a Soviet rarity based on Mayakovsky’s words that “there will be a garden city here.” Soloist - Vadim Lynkovsky. Wed 7 November, 19.00, in the Great Hall

Minibar on Maroseyka is a typical mediocre cafe, open for a relatively long time, with no emphasis on parties and living a quiet, unpretentious life. Parties took place sporadically and mostly consisted of corporate events and birthdays of a few clients. The holidays, however, were stormy: with doors locked, scratching of the mirror tray in the toilet and amateur DJs playing on almost broken equipment. Now the accent has appeared.

261 57 27, Gorokhovsky lane, 17/1 @Kurskaya, Wed-Sun 11.00-19.00, entrance 10-60 p.m. Russian drawing and watercolor of the 19th - early 20th centuries Viktor Vasnetsov, Sergei Gerasimov, Ivan Kramskoy, Boris Kustodiev, Isaac Levitan, Philip Malyavin and others. As part of the “Masterpieces of Museum Collections” series, until November 30

The Eleventh (Dziga Vertov, USSR, 1928) 19.30 Arsenal (Alexander Dovzhenko, starring Sergei Petrov and Semyon Svashenko, USSR, 1928) 19.30 Enthusiasm (Donbass Symphony) (Dziga Vertov, USSR, 1930) 19.30 Love and Hate (Albert Gendelstein, starring Mikhail Zharov and Alexander Chistyakov, USSR, 1935) 19.30 Sergo Ordzhonikidze (Dziga Vertov, Yakov Bliokh, USSR, 1937); Three songs about Lenin (Dziga Vertov, USSR, 1934) 17.00 Solovetsky Power (Marina Goldovskaya, USSR, 1988) 19.30 Dziga and his

Rimsky-Korsakov: suite for orchestra "Scheherazade". Rubinstein: Concerto No. 4 for piano and orchestra. Balakirev: oriental fantasy “Islamey” (orchestral edition by Lyapunov) Symphony Orchestra of Russia. Conductor Maria Eklund (Sweden). Soloist Basinia Shulman (piano). Great Hall of the Conservatory, 14.00, ab. 31 Ancient Russian waltzes and marches. Waltzes from operas and ballets by Russian composers Chamber Vivaldiorchestra. Conductor and soloist Svetlana Bezrodnaya (violin).

“35MM”, 917 54 92 (answering machine), 917 18 83 (box office), Pokrovka, 47/24 @ Krasnye Vorota, Kurskaya, tickets 70-300 rubles, Mon-Fri for students for morning and afternoon sessions two tickets for the price of one “Assembly Hall”, 265 39 35, 221 07 57, Perevedenovsky per., 18, in the building of the Oktyabr paper mill, right wing @ Baumanskaya “Rolan”, 916 91 90 (answering machine), 916 91 69 (ticket order), Chistoprudny Blvd., 12a @ Chistye Prudy, tickets 60-300 rubles, Mon-Fri until 18.00