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For those who want to look into the life of Russians beyond the Urals, I recommend watching this film.


In this film, in my opinion, the life of the inhabitants of Siberia is most accurately reflected. In fact, you don’t often see a movie where everything is without distortion. Although, as always, the authors of the film, to thicken the colors, according to the plot, reflected the most negative aspects of life. Although in this there is definitely some truth. I’m not afraid to say that Russia is beyond the Urals, and the European part of Russia is two different Russia. There are a lot of Russian feature films where the acute problem of poor life in Siberia and the Far East of Russia is affected. One of them "Leviofan" He was banned for viewing in cinemas in the Russian Federation.

Anyone interested, there are English subtitles

 
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Don't hasten to lay us to Rest (Ne Speshi ti nas Khoronit')
Don't hasten to lay us to rest,
We still have things to do here,
We have kids at home, one smaller than the other
And we just would like to live our life.
We have kids at home, one smaller than the other
And we just would like to live our life.

Don't hasten to shoot us in our back
You'll always have (enough) time to do so.
But better let us finish up our dance,
But better let us finish up our song.
But better let us finish up our dance,
But better let us finish up our song.

Don't hasten to close our eyes –
We all love the darkness anyway,
And a cane is lashing our cheeks
Impassioned by their nakedness
And a cane is lashing our cheeks
Impassioned by their nakedness.

Don't hasten not to love us,
Don’t count the victories by the days.
If we don’t live out today,
Who will (be there to) love you tomorrow?
If we don’t live out today,
Who will (be there to) love you tomorrow?

 
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ttystikk said:
Lol and Americans think they have it hard...
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I remember once a long time ago, I read an American newspaper article on the Internet: somewhere in the USA from one American farmer, they wanted to take his land for a penny in order to build a road there, like in the movie "Liviafan". The farmer lost his nerve; he drove by a large tractor directly to the office of the developer. He barricaded himself there and took all-round defense. If I am not mistaken, he was later shot dead by the police. Both newsmen and the public called him then not a criminal, but a "hero." I was very surprised then, because I knew how the United States honored the laws. Maybe you remember this case?
 
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ttystikk said:
I remember a little about this guy but not why he did it.

Crazy!

We do crazy in Colorado better than anyone else lol
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the video says that the most affected were the police station and the mayor’s office. It is easy to guess who this brave guy was angry at. And he was so desperate that he knew what he was going in advance, in the end he shot himself in a tractor in order not to give up. I will tell you that it is very Russian ... what you call "crazy".))))))

Only in Russia, if you raise your hand to a policeman or, especially if you kill him, you will live to see the court unlikely. You will be killed either at the police station or in the remand prison in the cell. It may be when resisting or trying to escape or having a heart attack .. so it will be qualified. This is an unwritten police law in Russia .. and Ukraine too.
 
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ANC said:
Hey man, how you doing?
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Hi bro!

How do we answer a similar question: Мoi dela kak sazha bela (My life is white, like soot!)))

So far, only a crown of thorns on his head, instead of the crown. And vobschem normal, I'm not starving now, in the evenings I drink cheap scotch.))) For any other it would be enough, for me it is like an eagle in a cage .. the eagle cannot live in a cage .. the eagle dies.)))

Now I am engaged in an online store for LЕD coverage. Now it is very important, because it is just the beginning. But again ... there is no money for advertising, and I have to find each client individually.))) This is a deep pit, from which it is extremely difficult to get out!))) But I try.
Also, like you, I also develop my YouTube channel. So far, only modest attempts, but the effect is still. It's too bad that the topic is illegal with us, and I cannot get paid for advertising on YouTube Ukraine.
 
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Ivan Danko is a Soviet policeman. His last name is Ukrainian, but the Russian name was born and he studied in Kiev. His grandparents died in the war with the Nazis. Recently I reviewed the film "Red Heat", the creators really tried to show Russians more casually, something that happened to them. Real classic Russian actors were brought to work on the film. In the scene, when they come to the hospital from the embassy to Danko. The one to the left is the famous Soviet-born comic actor Savely Kramorov.

After his uncle emigrated to Israel, this made the actor a man with connections that were dubious for the Soviet Union, which was equivalent to the end of his career. He filed documents to emigrate to Israel too .. he was not released. Then he wrote a letter to Ronald Reagan. The letter began “actor to actor”. There were words in it: I am not starving, but not only bread man lives. And although we have different breads and we eat differently, we both love creativity and cannot live without it. Therefore, help me to find an opportunity to work in your specialty in your great country ...
With such humiliations, he kind of made Mr. Reagan feel sorry ... ..... the letter was read several times on Radio Liberty .. After that, Kramorov was expelled from the USSR in disgrace. He came to the United States there did not find himself, he lived even worse than in the USSR. I am sure that he wanted to return .. In the USSR he was a star, everyone knew and respected him, and in the USA he was filmed as a matter of fact. In the film "Tango and Cash" Kramorov appears in the episode, he has a shirt and an image of Gorbachev and the words "Perestroika". If they did not know, the director of this film is Konchalovsky, he is Russian, is the son of the Russian poet Mikhalkov, who wrote the text for the USSR anthem. "The indestructible union of the republics of the free, rallied for ever Great Russia, so long live, created by the will of the people, the great, mighty Soviet Union ...." Here you have such a mess in Hollywood))) Spies in the heart of culture.)))))

PS: Chicken Kiev, which Ridzik ate at a wedding, is one of the few Ukrainian dishes that can be found in European restaurants.
 
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Sedan said:
Ivan Danko is a Soviet policeman. His last name is Ukrainian, but the Russian name was born and he studied in Kiev. His grandparents died in the war with the Nazis. Recently I reviewed the film "Red Heat", the creators really tried to show Russians more casually, something that happened to them. Real classic Russian actors were brought to work on the film. In the scene, when they come to the hospital from the embassy to Danko. The one to the left is the famous Soviet-born comic actor Savely Kramorov.

After his uncle emigrated to Israel, this made the actor a man with connections that were dubious for the Soviet Union, which was equivalent to the end of his career. He filed documents to emigrate to Israel too .. he was not released. Then he wrote a letter to Ronald Reagan. The letter began “actor to actor”. There were words in it: I am not starving, but not only bread man lives. And although we have different breads and we eat differently, we both love creativity and cannot live without it. Therefore, help me to find an opportunity to work in your specialty in your great country ...
With such humiliations, he kind of made Mr. Reagan feel sorry ... ..... the letter was read several times on Radio Liberty .. After that, Kramorov was expelled from the USSR in disgrace. He came to the United States there did not find himself, he lived even worse than in the USSR. I am sure that he wanted to return .. In the USSR he was a star, everyone knew and respected him, and in the USA he was filmed as a matter of fact. In the film "Tango and Cash" Kramorov appears in the episode, he has a shirt and an image of Gorbachev and the words "Perestroika". If they did not know, the director of this film is Konchalovsky, he is Russian, is the son of the Russian poet Mikhalkov, who wrote the text for the USSR anthem. "The indestructible union of the republics of the free, rallied for ever Great Russia, so long live, created by the will of the people, the great, mighty Soviet Union ...." Here you have such a mess in Hollywood))) Spies in the heart of culture.)))))

PS: Chicken Kiev, which Ridzik ate at a wedding, is one of the few Ukrainian dishes that can be found in European restaurants.
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I am now confused and hungry.
 
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