Culture
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Dzhambul in the land of the soviets
Film “Dzhambul. New era” about the great Kazakh akyn shown in Kazan, demonstrating how to portray national heroes
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The history of a soul or the history of the world: the Christian code of Harry Potter and Narnia
A debate on predestination, courage, and forgiveness at “Stradarium”
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Uri Orlev: “The writer's job is to tell interesting stories that will captivate the reader”
On the 95th anniversary of the birth of Israeli children's writer Uri Orlev: war through a child's lens, the holocaust, and stories that help one
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Michel Houellebecq — France’s most scandalous contemporary writer
This week's book: Michel Houellebecq’s novel “Submission”
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Exhibition on the history of puppet animation opens in Kazan
It turns out that 100 years later, animators take longer to make new puppet films
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“There will be no more explosive audience growth”
Experts list the pros and cons of viewers switching to platforms
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The Universe of innocence of Orhan Pamuk
This week's book: “The museum of innocence” by Turkish writer Orhan Pamuk
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New film by Anatoly Balchev about Vysotsky shown in Kazan
In it, the director visualizes certain episodes from the life of the great bard
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“A witch's brew of love, passion, revenge, wealth and poverty”
Today sees the global release of the film adaptation of Emily Bronte's novel “Wuthering Heights” starring Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi. We tell you what you need to know about the book and its new adaptation.
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The book market in 2025: rising prices, marketplace expansion, and weak appeal to job seekers
The book market showed growth, but due to increased book prices.
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“Comrades in the lyre”: Agnia Barto
On the 125th anniversary of the poetess's birth: how and what Agnia Barto learned from Mayakovsky, Chukovsky, and Marshak
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The dry cleaner's parable
The novel “The Left-Behinds” by Japanese writer Nanae Aoyama is a story about people who become superfluous in the comfort system
