This is a story about two Russian films. They are shot in different style, belong to different genres and raise, in general, different problems. However, in the intonation of these paintings, there is something that makes us talk about their ideological unity. The first is the “winter path”, the second is “intimate places”. What is related to them is the tart taste of pre -revolutionary cinema, designed for the bourgeois audience and the life of the bourgeois public illuminated.

Nora Gal Award summed up © "Babylon" Edward Kuzmina and Irina Bochorishvili On Tuesday, April 22, in the Turgenev library in Moscow for the third time, Nora Gal prize laureates were announced for translation of short prose from English.

The disputes around perhaps the most loud premiere of the metropolitan season, “Karamazovs” in the Art Theater, and Konstantin Bogomolov, again and again confirms his status of the theater Newsmaker number one: in mid -May, he will release the stage version of Roman Francois Rabelae and Pantagruel again and is preparing for the rehearsals of Borisa. Godunov in Lenkom.

Evgenia Volunkova: "The privileges of those who remained in Russia" The editor -in -chief of “such cases” on how to beat sour cream into oil, write about people, regardless of their mistakes, fight for the “deep” reader and work where it is very difficult, but necessary 12 July 2023 9259 Meeting on the sling (first three hours) The five -hour conversation of Elena Kovalskaya, Nadia Plungan, Yuri Saprykin and Alexander Ivanov about why today it is necessary to be in Russia.

In early April, journalist and TV presenter Vladimir Pozner presented a new book with the ironic name “Posner about Posner”, which, according to the author and the editorial office, included the best interviews with the heroes of the program for five years of its existence on Channel One, as well as the “questionnaire of Marseille Proust”, filled with the main PR manager of the great writer. In an interview with COLTA .

The cinemas took fines for the "Wolf with Wall Street" © Channel One The Novosibirsk Regional Court granted all the appeals of the film distributors filed for the show of the film by Martin Scorsese Wolf of Wall Street. According to ITAR-TASS , a total of 3.2 million rubles of fines were canceled, which were supposed to pay the cinema networks “Cinema City” and “Kino City” and the cinemas “Victory” and “Dawn 3D”.

Volodin headed the Supervisory Board of the Higher School The chairman of the Supervisory Board of the National Research University "Higher School of Economics" (HSE) was the First Deputy Head of the Presidential Administration, Ph.D., Doctor of Law Vyacheslav Volodin. He was elected elected at the first meeting of the updated composition of the Council, which took place on Tuesday evening, April 22, Interfax reports with reference to a source in HSE.

The Duma figured out a mat to the cinema © kinote.info Authors of the bill - a group of deputies led by the chairman of the State Duma Committee on Culture Stanislav Govorukhin (United Russia) Today, April 23, the State Duma in the third, final, reading adopted a bill prohibiting the issuance of rental certificates to films containing obscene abuse. Fines for mat in theatrical productions, concerts and films going in cinemas are also introduced.

Unknown records of Led Zeppelin will be released © Heinrich Klaffs / Wikimedia Commons Robert Plant and Jimmy Page. 1973 The British rock band LED Zeppelin introduced the first two unrelated songs that will be published simultaneously with the reprint of the first three albums of the group. According to BBC , in June dozens of alternative and unfinished song options, as well as LED Zeppelin concert records.

On April 23 , the company "Melody" , the oldest Russian label and the former Soviet monopolist, marks 50 years. In Soviet times, one of the most frequently published by the company was the jazz ensemble “Melody”-a full-time pop orchestra, which recorded records with his own jazz-rok works, masterfully repaired the songs of Soviet composers-from Shainsky to Pakhmutova, accompanied the singers and singers-from Tamara Kravtsova to Vladimir Vysotsky and performed music to the music to the music.

Diaghilev festival will open three premieres © Chris Van Der Burght Scene from the play "C (h) ooeurs" From June 19 to 30, the VII Diaghilev festival will be held in Perm. Three premieres will open it - Balanchin's ballets to the music of Stravinsky - “Apollo Musaget”, “Capricio for the piano with the orchestra” (“Rubins”), “Symphony in three movements”.

The National will not come to Moscow, Petersburg and Kyiv The American indie rock of The National announced the abolition of touring in Russia and Ukraine due to the ongoing political crisis in the region. The group reports this on their Facebook page. The Moscow concert The National was supposed to take place on August 1 at the Ray Just Arena club, in St. Petersburg on July 31 in the A2 club, in Kiev on August 3 at Stereo Plaza .

The scandinavian documentary festival opens © CDC Hard from the film "On Violence" On Thursday, April 24, the first North Way festival, which will present modern non -game paintings from Denmark, Iceland, Norway, Finland and Sweden, begins in Moscow. The festival headliner- “On Violence” , one of the brightest films of Berlinale-2014. The picture of director Geran Huga Olsson is devoted to the decolonization of Africa in the 1960-1970s.

The concert of the French singer Stephanie d'Ostrak will be held in Moscow © "Opera a priori" On May 12, on the stage of the Great Hall of the Moscow Conservatory as part of the Apriori Opera festival, one of the leading baroque singers of France, Matszo-Soprano Stephanie d'Ostrak will perform in Russia for the first time in Russia.

The experimental cinema of Austria will be shown in Moscow © CoolConnections Chris Haring From April 25 to 30, the Moscow Museum of Contemporary Art (MMOMA) will be shows the program “Pioneers: sixty years of Austrian experimental cinema”. In the ten cinemators of this program, the Russian audience will first present the best Austrian avant -garde films of 1955–2011, shot in various techniques and genres. The selection was Brent Klinkum, a curator from the Paris Center Georges Pompidu.