On the eve of Valentine's Day, film critic and regular contributor to Republic Boris Lokshin, for his author's column Rewind, reviewed one of the best romantic comedies of all time - Rob Reiner's film When Harry Met Sally. I'm pretty sure I would never have re-watched When Harry Met Sally if it weren't for the tragic death of its director, Rob Reiner, last December.

Epstein and Frankenstein. Received indifferently... A. S. Pushkin Epstein and the vampires. How to kill a mother. Part I. ​ A. Shylock Kholmsky fed the young cats Childe and Harold. Chalika and Garika. Red and gray. They are a year and a half to two years old, no more. Near Regents Park tube station. The best dry food is Grandorf. When the elderly Countess Europe de Agenor called him. From Paris, I think. When they call on a mobile phone, it’s not immediately clear where they’re coming from.

The secret Phazotron-NIIR Research Institute in the center of Moscow is one of the places where the Soviet and Russian defense industry spent decades producing the “invisible infrastructure” of war: radar and avionics. A few months before the demolition of the buildings, photographer Pavel Mirny managed to get inside and record the last traces of the life of the enterprise - from engineering tools on the tables to calendars with Putin on the walls.