The sun's throat was cut "Dogville": it's not clear what to do about it Dmitry Desyateryk Publication date: July 16, 2003 It’s not clear what to do about it. What to do with a work - powerful, overshadowed by great talent - which, having filled your head with red-hot questions without answers, leaves no hope. Questioning and hopelessness are mutually exclusive, their combination is an impossible situation. However, Lars von Trier has long proven that the impossible is his element.

The man who was born on the wrong street Isaac Schwartz Publication date: July 16, 2003 Composer of Isaac Schwartz lives in a nearby suburb of St. Petersburg - the village Siverskaya . He doesn't want to move to the city. And he’s even there rarely: on business or at his own anniversary concerts. He recently turned 80 years old. Behind him is the music for 110 feature films and 35 dramatic performances.

Russian magazine: Lev Sprintz notorious to you in an interview with Light in July 2002 said: "All my life, with a little exception, I only do what I am interested in." Can you say to yourself? Victor Goppe: Of course. What is interesting to me has become my profession. One publisher said that he needs to earn money, and only then think about rest. And my rest and work are combined. As for the publication in the "Ogok", as in many other articles, there is a tug of blankets.

Again in an emigrant novel, America, suburbs, rain... Bakhyt Kenzheev. Autumn in America. 1987 And from across the ocean, I can’t see how the anniversary of the city on the Neva dealt with the St. Petersburg text, or rather, not with the text itself (in the understanding of it, which was introduced into cultural studies by Vladimir Nikolaevich Toporov 1 , what will happen to it, the Text?), but with conversations about “St. Petersburg texts”, with “St. Petersburg” discourse.

About the same thing, always about the same thing Lip reading. Issue 17 Linor Goralik Publication date: July 16, 2003 We ignore them. “This is the type of text that immediately makes me physically sick,” says a colleague, and I listen in fascination as he lisps and winks at the subway: I am a chocolate zais, I'm an affectionate bastard I'm totally sweet! I am a chocolate zais, And touching your lips, I melt so easily!

Fearless Shvydkoy The Minister of Culture is no longer afraid of anyone, he is ready to fight not only with windmills Maryna Yurchenko Publication date: July 16, 2003 The Minister of Culture is in a certain sense even stronger than Garry Kasparov. Kasparov sometimes lost or drew.

Bucolic notes on an American symposium Maya Kucherskaya Publication date: July 16, 2003 The tiny American town of Middlebury (Vermont) hosted a symposium “St. Petersburg as a Cultural Myth,” dedicated to the 300th anniversary of the northern capital. What does Hecuba mean to him?