Sergei Solovyov: Unlike Karenina, I fell under all the locomotives
If Sergei Solovyov had not become a director, he would have been a first-class writer - his memoirs and oral stories are more fascinating than any thriller and funnier than many comedies. True, then he would not have made “Assu” and “Assu-2”, “Straight Heir” and “The Rescuer”, “The Chosen”, “Alien White and Pockmarked” and “One Hundred Days After Childhood”. – And most importantly, I could not become the author of Anna Karenina, because it has already been written.