Oh, one film about cancer and AIDS, one about Down's disease and suicide, one about heroin addiction, two about alcoholism, one about interethnic relations, one about the death of refugees, one about abuse of the body, one about problems within the family, one is about the fight against leukemia. This, in a nutshell, is the content of films from British Film Week . Such films are made in the UK by respected directors, and respected actors star in such films.

Direction north - south Sharif Shukurov Publication date: April 13, 2004 With the SHA gaining a foothold in Central Asia, they announced the permanent deployment of their military bases on its territory. We, citizens of Russia, are almost not concerned about this circumstance. Well, so what, let them build military bases “at their place.” Moreover, they say that these bases are aimed at China .

often mentioned in the context of the great literature of the Renaissance, The English citizen William Shakspere, was born on April 23 - and on April 23 he died fifty-two years later. It just kind of happened that way. The biography of Yukio Mishima appeared in our books much earlier than the works themselves, and now the fact of his deliberate suicide on November 25, exactly 45 years after his birth, is an eyesore or a stigma on the texts. Competition.

Ashes and blood of international discourse Andrey Kovalev Publication date: April 13, 2004 Artist: I am an artist. Worker: I think you're shit! (The artist immediately turned white as a sheet and, swaying like a reed, unexpectedly died. They carry him out). Yuri Albert exhibited a certain project at the Marat Gelman gallery under the exciting title “Painting”.

Fantastic reflections on the book by G. Becker Evgeny Saburov Publication date: April 13, 2004 ...Many economists cannot resist the temptation and hide their own lack of understanding behind ranting about irrationality of behavior, ineradicable ignorance, ad hoc shifts in the value system and the like, which, under the guise of a balanced position, simply means admitting defeat. Gary S. Becker Letter 6.

Law of Unintended Consequences Maxim Artemyev Publication date: April 13, 2004 The American campaign in Iraq entered a channel long familiar from the history of the 20th century. After the first joyful exclamations around the toppled monument to Saddam Hussein, the “liberated” suddenly remembered national and religious pride, the realization of which, naturally, the “liberators” prevented.