Culture
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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
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Before “Hamlet”
This week's book is “Hamnet” by Irish author Maggie O'Farrell.
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Olga Buzova presented the film “Ravioli Oli” in Kazan
Awaiting release in grocery stores?
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Kazan of the early 21st century: Admiralteyskaya sloboda
Let's walk through Bishbalta.
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Kirill Chunikhin: “Americans wanted to explain unfamiliar art”
A book by Kirill Chunikhin, “American Art, the Soviet Union, and the Canons of the Cold War," was presented in Moscow.
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Rustam Iskhakov: “There is no fashion industry in Russia”
The famous clothing designer and theatrical costume artist discusses the development and prospects of the fashion industry in Russia and Tatarstan.
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Fantastic horizons
Winners of “Novye Gorizonty” (New Horizons) were awarded at the House of Writers' Creativity in Peredelkino, and they discussed how Russian science fiction has begun to turn its face towards the reader.
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What to read: a runaway nun, a story about stars, and a madhouse as a home
“Realnoe Vremya” selected three new book releases for January.
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American Expansion: Indians, Vietnam, Indonesia, Iraq
«Real Time» has selected seven books about the foreign policy of the United States and how it was formed.
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Zhiganov’s “Zyuhre” in lobby, modern no-set version
Albina Nugmanova opened the Gabyashi Festival with the first “adult” ballet by Nazib Zhiganov, performed right in the lobby of the “Moskovsky” Cultural Center.
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Eduard Boyakov: ‘Our culture can only be preserved by setting new challenges’
Artistic director of the Theatre on Malaya Ordynka on a shift in the coordinates of Russia’s cultural life and global leadership
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The Tinchurin Theater staged “My Little Poplar with a Red Scarf” by Chingiz Aitmatov
Aydar Zabbarov's production features radio-controlled cars, a driver's wedding, and a folk leitmotif
