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Interview in Russian journal “Afisha” 30 December January, , page

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The History of Russian Cinema                                                  Interview by Olga Utkina

–“Weather Is Good on Deribasovskaya,
It Rains Again on Brighton Beach”
Leonid Gaidai (director)

Superagents of the KGB (Dmitri Kharatyan) and CIA (Kelly MacGrill) for the sake of peace between our countries are looking for the head of the Russian Mafia in the US, who was prone to many transformations (Andrey Myagkov). The last film of Gaidai, it was shot, despite its grandiose idea, in the style of “cooperative cinema.” This is the point where Soviet comedy symbolically intersects with new Russians and on its own territory, wins.

Dimitri Devyatkin  (producer): “A great friend of Soviet cinema, I had long studied at VGIK (the Moscow Cinema Institute), had shot many films myself, and was a well-known person to Russian cinematographers. Therefore, when production of “Deribasovskaya” was being conceived, I got a call from “Mosfilm” and was asked to be Line Producer. I read the screenplay, laughed uproariously – and immediately understood that it would be simply wonderful.

In those years, when Soviet people came to America, at first they arrived simply in shock, as if they had fallen into a new world. But those cinematographers were not the least surprised – They looked at everything completely seriously and in a businesslike way. They walked around, looked very carefully, but spent very little money – because they didn’t have much. They had limited amounts of hard currency and everyone wanted to hold on to it, in order to buy presents and souvenirs, so we economized, ate in some cheap cafeterias. We came to one (on 42nd Street), ordered vodka, and they brought us portions of 20 grams each, and immediately: Hey, what’s this? Is this all? Brighton Beach then, by the way, was a shining region for Russians. Now it is a depressing place, where only the poorest Russians live.

We had an episode with the Sheik, shot in the building of the old World Trade Center. There all the beauties surrounding the Sheik were played by workers from the Soviet UN embassy. And the episode shot in the casino ended comically. We were shooting the part when the hero played by Kharatyan starts winning against the “one armed bandits” (automatic gambling machines) in Atlantic City. We were in a tremendous fancy casino, “Taj Mahal,” owned by Donald Trump. I had come before and agreed on a unique barter arrangement: We could use the casino for free, but they could bring the press there, in order to show how brilliantly the Russians were shooting a movie at the “Taj Mahal.” And so, at 10 o’clock in the morning, all actors were in their places, the shining, fantastic casino was open only for us, and several dozen photographers and reporters stood with their cameras ready…  And then Gaidai started to argue with the screenwriter Inin about how to shoot that episode. They had both drunk heavily the night before and they were still under the influence and red faced, and their discussion had advanced to swearing. They yelled, argued, and it got even stronger. In the end, they almost began fighting and I had to explain to the journalists that Russian cinema is made exactly like that, that it was normal, and that it happened frequently.

At the end of the production, the great Gaidai had a heart attack, but there was no money of course for medical care. And there was no insurance, although I had warned them that they needed to have it. He was brought immediately to Roosevelt Hospital - a good hospital in the center of New York. I also went and explained that this was a famous Soviet film director, and they did everything on the best level and did not even give us a bill. Evidently they understood that he was in fact a really great man.”

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Суперагенты КГБ (Дмитрий Харатьян) и ЦРУ (Келли МакГрилл) ради мира между нашими странами ищут главу русской мафии в США, склонного к перевоплощениям (Андрей Мягков). Последний фильм Гайдая, снятый, несмотря на некоторый постановочный размах, в стилистике «кооперативного кино». Точка, в которой советская комедия символически пересеклась с новой русской и та, находясь на своей территории, победила.

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If you are a breastfeeding mother, this is not for you to read. All you need to do is hit "share" and wander off humming Christmas carols.

Grans, aunts, uncles, cousins and anyone who will share a table with a breastfeeding mum and baby listen up. Barb's guide to Breastfeeding etiquette.

Christmas is one of the times breastfeeding mothers (and lactation consultants dread the most). The Breastfeeding Casualty list is usually at it's highest over christmas.

Breastfeeding is a very short but precious (and often nervewracking) time in a mother's life. Let's face it, most mothers will only have one or two children - and we "old chicks" know it's over in a nanno second. Mothers, of course, want to do the very best for their child. And this often makes them quite sensitive to comments which seem like casual chit chat to others. And in our society at the moment, fueled by social media, *everyone* seems to think it's OK to question a new mother's parenting approach. The seeds of doubt can be planted so casually, but grow like weeds in the fertile conditions of a mother's mind. And breastfeeding counsellors and lactation consultants deal annually with the post christmas onslaught of calls by mothers who feel their baby should sleep longer, feed less and so on.

So here is my list of does and don't for a peaceful and harmonious Breastfeeding Christmas.

Don't's

1. Don't ask if the baby is "A good baby". Even the newest of new mothers know this is code for "Is he sleeping a lot" And, no, he isn't because he is a baby. It's not the way it rolls. Babies need to wake frequently and feed day and night. And despite popular belief there is no gold medal for a baby who sleeps a long time. In fact it could even be problematic in developing a robust milk supply.

2. Absolutely DON'T expect a new mother to go to another room, cover up or be discrete. If anyone at Xmas dinner expects that, Nanna, you need to have a word to them. We are all grown ups. We've seen everything and done everything (and so has great grandma) Our whole lives we've seen boobs draped over cars as a selling point, barely held in by bikinis at the beach or in big M ads. There is absolutely NO excuse to lose your shit over seeing a women breastfeeding.

3. DO NOT comment on the baby's weight or size. This particular worm burrows deeply into a mother's psyche and grows into anxiety and irritation. Babies (and in fact humans) come in all different shapes and sizes and it's all good.

4. Don't make comments like "Feeding again?" or "he can't still be hungry" or "He's using you as a dummy" or other inane comments may well earn you a stab in the eye with a fork. Don't say I didn't warn you.

5. For the love of god, DON'T suggest her baby needs formula. Just don't go there at all.

6. I know it seems like it would be fun, but DON'T offer the little guy pav and icecream as first solids. It's not your call, it's his parents'. All babies need for the first 6 mnths is breastmilk. Nothing else.

7. On the topic of solids, DON'T suggest he needs solids at 2mnths, 3 mnths, 4mnths etc. Yeah, we know - your doctor told you to start solids with your little one and we know you are going to say "And you turned out alright" but think that through carefully before you actually let the words out of your mouth. The baby does NOT need water, either, regardless of the temp on Christmas day - all he needs is a bit more boob.

8. If the mother asks for a sav blanc or sparkling to celebrate the season your only question should be "Would you like ice with that" (It'll be hot) Yes she can have a drink when she's breastfeeding. No she doesn't have to pump and dump. She's a grown up. She can decide this by herself.

9. Don't roll your eyes if she is avoiding dairy or wheat or whatever. She know's her stuff. And really, don't offer the allergy kids anything their mother doesn't want them to have. It won't be you up all night with a screaming, itchy kid with a gut ache.

Don't give her a breastpump for Christmas. Do give her a breastpump if she wants one - but not for Christmas. it's not a suitable gift.

Make Zero references to cows. Yes, we all know how you treat cows with mastitis and were you send them when it happens again. She's not a cow she's the mother of you grandchild. Show her some respect.

 Comments like "When are you going to stop breastfeeding" "He's too old for that now"  "Babies shouldn't breastfeed if they can talk/wear shoes/have teeth are TOTALLY out of line.  It's just none of your business.  The World Health Organisation recommends breastfeeding for at least 2 yrs and beyond for as long as the mother and child desire.  The normal age of weaning is is between - 7 years.  

Ooh, that is a really long list of don'tand I could go on. Here are some do's.

1. Tell her how proud of her you are, that she is breastfeeding your baby. Ask genuine questions about how it's is going - let her talk. Don't be judgemental. Understand that mothers sometimes just want to vent. They are tired, Christmas is exhausting - they don't generally need or want you to solve their problems, just listen.

2. Offer to hold the baby while she eats. Absolutely don't let her do the dishes. Offer her a wine, soft drink, cuppa or water. If Christmas is at theirs - bring the food. If they are coming to yours suggest they bring a couple of bottles of wine, or a cake from the shop. She doesn't need any extra stress.

3. If her choices in parenting are different to yours, it's OK. It's not a criticism. Parenting is not a competitive sport. We are all doing the best we could/could have. And kids pretty much turn out to be what they will be.

4. If you breastfed your kids, tell her about it. If you regretted not feeding your kids, talk about it. If you found it a relief to stop - no-one is judging. Keep the big picture in perspective.

5. If she really is struggling, offer to help her get to a lactation consultant next week, or phone The Australian Breastfeeding Association's 24 hour helpline and then hand the phone to her. ( )

6. Give her something she really wants - a voucher for a cleaner for a few weeks. A voucher for a massage and offer to mind the baby for an hour - don't worry he won't need a bottle.

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Los ciudadanos informados pueden tomar decisiones informadas, por ejemplo, cuando van a las urnas. Solo cuando los ciudadanos sepan cómo son gobernados, podrán hacer que sus gobiernos rindan cuentas por sus decisiones y acciones. La información es poder. Por tanto, el acceso universal a la misma es una piedra angular de sociedades del conocimiento saludables e inclusivas.

El acceso universal a la información significa que toda persona tiene derecho a buscar, recibir y difundir información. Este derecho es parte integral del derecho a la libertad de expresión. Los medios de comunicación juegan un papel crucial en informar al público sobre temas de interés, pero también se basan en la capacidad de buscar y recibir información. Por tanto, el derecho al acceso universal a la información también está ligado al derecho a la libertad de prensa.

Antecedentes

El 17 de noviembre de , la Organización de las Naciones Unidas para la Educación, la Ciencia y la Cultura (UNESCO) declaró el 28 de septiembre como Día Internacional del Acceso Universal a la Información. Teniendo en cuenta que varias organizaciones de la sociedad civil y organismos gubernamentales en el mundo han adoptado y celebran actualmente este Día Internacional, la Asamblea General de la ONU también adoptó el 28 de septiembre de como Día Internacional para el Acceso Universal a la Información.