AfishaA biweekly city magazineIndependent sourceMaterialsIssuesInfoFollow RIMA on Linkedin for news and collection updates.Found 65 materialsBy relevanceOldest firstNewest firstBy relevanceAfisha·№ 1 (361)·01/24/2014“The Wolf of Wall Street”: Biography of a Broker as a Diagnosis of CapitalismMOVIE After the stock market crash of 1987, aspiring broker Jordan Belfort (DiCaprio), armed with an extremely flexible sense of morality and an innate ability to sell garbage to a garbage man, creates his own not-so-scrupulous office and begins a rapid path to success. There is more and more money and drugs, houses and girlfriends are becoming more luxurious, and even close attention from the FBI seems unable to destroy the hero’s psychopathic well-being.Afisha·№ 1 (361)·01/24/2014“People come, look at the picture and ask: who is this? And this, generally speaking, is Innokenty Mikhailovich Smoktunovsky"They didn’t walk, they walked, you know, they strolled. And they kissed the lady’s hand, leaning towards her hand, and not pulling it to her lips. Now it looks funny both in cinema and in the theater when, wanting to show, as they say, his good manners, a person behaves like this. A huge difference. And I already understood then that all these “philosophical ships”, executions, camps, genocide of one’s own people could not pass without a trace.Afisha·№ 1 (361)·01/24/2014Law on extrajudicial blocking of websitesAnother way to regulate the Internet CITY At the beginning of February, the law that Vladimir Putin signed on December 30, when the whole country was no longer in the mood for it, comes into force. The law allows you to block without trial sites that disseminate calls for mass riots and participation in unauthorized actions. Moreover, blocking can occur very quickly.Afisha·№ 1 (361)·01/24/2014The creator of the Tsiferblat cafe, Ivan Mitin, about success in London, the poetry of Joseph Brodsky and the trade in sincerityINTERVIEW: SERAFIMA SKEBYUK Thanks to his recently grown hussar mustache, Mitin gave the London press the impression of a typical hipster. However, he himself prefers to classify himself as an intelligentsia — How did it happen that from a Moscow curiosity - a cafe where tea and cookies are free, and they only charge you for your time - you grew into a network with branches in Kyiv and London?Afisha·№ 1 (361)·01/24/2014Stepan Mikoyan “Memoirs of a military test pilot”The entire (well, almost) history of Soviet aviation and partly astronautics through the fate of one character. In addition to the People's Commissar's surname and an impressive list of personal acquaintances (Vasily Stalin, Timur Frunze, Yuri Gagarin, etc.), the 91-year-old - he also saw Chkalov - memoirist also has an individual track record: he went through the entire war, tested MiGs, Su and Yaks for several decades, worked on the Buran. An exemplary life - and very dense memories.Afisha·№ 1 (361)·01/24/2014Tinkwho is Trinity Home - an eighteen-year-old Chicago princess with a sassy face, equally good at singing and rapping. what is Not new, but the most old rhythm and blues - Home's songs can easily be inserted into a movie from the mid-nineties like "Space Jam".Afisha·№ 1 (361)·01/24/2014"Coming of the Devil"MOVIE A young couple goes on their honeymoon to the Dominican Republic, where they end up in a satanic nightclub. Soon the newlyweds learn that in 8 months their first child will be born, the pregnant wife begins to consume raw meat, and few people can be surprised by the information that she is carrying the Antichrist.Afisha·№ 1 (361)·01/24/2014“Genius loci. Classics of Lithuanian photography" at the Center. Lumiere brothersAnother appeal to the phenomenon of Soviet Lithuanian photography Lithuania occupies a special place in the history of Soviet photography; in the 60s it was called a photographic republic. Greater freedom of choice of subjects compared to the rest of the Union allowed the Lithuanians to develop a wide variety of genres, but all of them, in one way or another, confessed their love for Lithuania.Afisha·№ 1 (361)·01/24/2014Clean BanditThe members of Clean Bandit only look like simpletons, but in fact they all studied in Cambridge, where the group was formed. Back then, MC Ssegawa, now a Doctor of Natural Sciences, played with them who are the London group, ideologically formed in Moscow: two members studied at VGIK and the Conservatory, respectively, rented an apartment on Leninsky and listened to house music every day from a tent under the window.Afisha·№ 1 (361)·01/24/2014Zodiac: unconventional Pan-Asian cuisine in a non-irritating framerestaurants In the Smolensky passage, which since 2008 has been selling furs, fountain pens and the like, the Zodiac restaurant has opened - on the ground floor, to the right of the entrance. Restaurateur Boris Zarkov and chef Vladimir Mukhin, who opened the establishment, insist that it is a bistro, pan-Asian and gastronomic. The definition is complicated, but we have to agree - if someone decides to drop into Zodiac with 300 rubles in their pocket, they will be upset.Afisha·№ 1 (361)·01/24/2014Ilya Kabakovartist, 80 years old The main star of Moscow conceptualism - and Russian art of the second half of the twentieth century in general. The man who invented total installations. Tireless researcher of communal consciousness and critic of the Soviet system. The most successful contemporary Russian artist in the West - where Kabakov has lived for the last 25 years. Interview: Maria Semendyaeva —Have you dreamed of being an artist?Afisha·№ 1 (361)·01/24/2014Royal Bloodwho are Two unshaven young men from English seaside towns near Brighton; lovers of whiskey, GTA games and tandoori shrimp; one plays drums, the other plays guitar. The most interesting detail of the biography is that one one of the participants at some point moved to live in Australia, nothing worked out for him there, after which he returned home, met a friend right at the airport, and that’s how the group turned out.Afisha·№ 1 (361)·01/24/2014Isaac Khalatnikovphysicist, 94 years old One of the last representatives of the great Soviet physics school. Landau's student, developer of the atomic bomb, creator of the theory of superfluidity, winner of the Stalin Prize, academician of the Russian Academy of Sciences, author of numerous works on quantum physics, founder of the Institute of Theoretical Physics. Interview: Petr Legenchenko — You are from Dnepropetrovsk. Was it really possible to get a good physics education there in the 1930s?Afisha·№ 1 (361)·01/24/2014Pre-Olympic Sochi through the eyes of World Press Photo laureate Alexander Gronsky: construction, souvenirs, police and the seaTEXT AND PHOTOS: ALEXANDER GRONSKY Observation deck at the new boxat in Adler , where emergency security measures have been introduced: the inspection at the entrance to the train is more serious than at the airport; both shoes and bag are checked for traces of explosives; take away any liquids, lighters, nail files, etc.Afisha·№ 1 (361)·01/24/2014Valery Plotnikovphotographer, 70 years old The author of the most famous photographs of Vysotsky and Vladi, Valery Plotnikov recorded the faces of many other prominent cultural figures (from Lily Brik to Dmitry Likhachev) and formed the idea of a photographic portrait long before the advent of gloss and galleries in Russia: his frames were printed on bags, records and posters that decorated thousands of apartments. Interview: Felix Sandalov — We meet in Moscow, but you spend most of your time in St.Previous12345NextShow more