Culture. Nikita Mikhalkov began filming a multi -part film about the first wave of Russian emigration. A large exhibition from the Assembly of the National Museum of Belgrade is open in Moscow in the Pushkin Museum: 100 works of Modigliani, Claude Monet, Renoir, Van Gogh, Degas and Toulouse -Lotrak, as well as the work of Russian avant -garde - Kandinsky, Lisitsky and Arkhipenko. In the New York Museum of Fine Arts Metropolitan, the marble statue of Adam Work of the Venetian sculptor Tullio Lombardo, a masterpiece of the Italian Renaissance, created by 1490-95
Nikita Mikhalkov began filming a multi -part film about the first wave of Russian emigration. The 14-searry television movie will be called "Russians without Russia." Filming take place in Alushta, Sevastopol and Feodosia, from where the path began to expel many refugees. The film is funded by the Russian Culture Fund, whose president is Mikhalkov himself. In St. Petersburg, the monument to the Nizami - the Azerbaijan poet of the XII century is desecrated.
