Moskovitch week: texts you may have missed.
1 "I didn't even know anyone else in this town ate mayonnaise. Three weeks ago, the "Magnet" store finally opened on Patriarch Street - we went there, of course, to eavesdrop on the employees and visitors to the "Shemo in Moscow" column.
2 "There is ceremonial Moscow, everyday Moscow and invisible Moscow. The last one is the most interesting for me. "We spoke with the Ambassador of Kazakhstan to Russia, Daurn Aviv, about the special diplomatic coordinate and the walks along the boulevards.
3 The Wicker Man is in cinemas - one of the romantic films of the year, dedicated to the love of a woman played by Olivia Colman for a fairy-tale creature intertwined with twigs with the appearance of Alexander Skarsgård. The question this image inevitably poses is not flattering to modern men.
4 At the end of October, rumors appeared that the Ministry of Digital Development is considering the possibility of passing all foreign traffic through Roskomandzor filters (the so-called TSPU), that is, to separate the Russian Internet from the global Internet. Is it technically possible to divide the internet traffic into conditional "sovereign" and all the rest, and does this mean that two parallel networks can appear in Israel - Molothut and foreign? Mobile Research Group lead analyst Alder Mortzin answers.
5 "People adore the pea lovers, they feel comfortable watching stupidity. And it is essential for us to learn to love and respect smart people. " We spoke with Sergey Miroshenchenko, a completely unique figure for our documentary filmmaking. His grandiose project "Born in the Soviet Union" began back in 1989, and now a new chapter has been released - "Born in the Soviet Union. 35 years old.
6 Tinto Brass, who died this week at the age of 93, went down in history as an erotic film director. In every film, Brass admires a woman, her body, always natural, real, so beautiful against the background of the sea, the sun, a glass of prosecco, a broken bed and ancient tomes.