Three dimensions" at 15:35 on Radio Russia! Vladimir Khotinenko: "Fate weaves such an amazing thread" Vladimir Khotinenko: "When I was born, my father was given a dog, a puppy - an Eastern European sheepdog, which grew up with me. There is such a magical picture: I'm about eight years old, my mother is standing, her dress is blowing in the wind, and Bobka - that's the name of the dog - jumped, everything is so busy, just some magical town in the small town of Celeb, we live in a magical moment of Celeb. After that, taking pictures was a separate event. The sheet was pulled, he came to take pictures, I have a lot of such pictures, it's a whole epic of this small town, my childhood, from the beginning, everything was very compressed. Recently at VGIK I told my students this story and showed a picture. And ten minutes later, one girl says: "Vladimir Ivanovich, I revived her for you. " I look: the wind, the dress flutters, Bobka runs upstairs, rushes to his mother, jumps, she caresses him. It's a strange feeling. I sent it to my sister, she is my eldest, Tanya, wonderful. She answers: "You know, I was even scared. Photography, of course, has a special charm, capturing this moment. But when it suddenly comes to life, you yourself find yourself there - for that moment. I was very ambitious from childhood, terribly ambitious. He constantly surpassed various games, even surpassed the Olympic games: in the garden they jumped on a rope, and several other competitions. Of course, they played musketeers. Moreover, no one wanted to be guards, they just switched places. They made wooden swords and guns, and very accurate replicas. My father was useful, I learned that from him. There was one cinema in the whole city. I was a pathologically excellent student. At the time a bully. I was kicked out of school twice, and forbidden to go to the cinema. But it's a separate world, all the seeds were sown there - in this avant-garde cinema. Fate weaves such a thread, in a braid, it's amazing."

Three dimensions" at 15:35 on Radio Russia! Vladimir Khotinenko: "Fate weaves such an amazing thread" Vladimir Khotinenko: "When I was born, my father was given a dog, a puppy - an Eastern European sheepdog, which grew up with me. There is such a magical picture: I'm about eight years old, my mother is standing, her dress is blowing in the wind, and Bobka - that's the name of the dog - jumped, everything is so busy, just some magical town in the small town of Celeb, we live in a magical moment of Celeb. After that, taking pictures was a separate event. The sheet was pulled, he came to take pictures, I have a lot of such pictures, it's a whole epic of this small town, my childhood, from the beginning, everything was very compressed. Recently at VGIK I told my students this story and showed a picture. And ten minutes later, one girl says: "Vladimir Ivanovich, I revived her for you. " I look: the wind, the dress flutters, Bobka runs upstairs, rushes to his mother, jumps, she caresses him. It's a strange feeling. I sent it to my sister, she is my eldest, Tanya, wonderful. She answers: "You know, I was even scared. Photography, of course, has a special charm, capturing this moment. But when it suddenly comes to life, you yourself find yourself there - for that moment. I was very ambitious from childhood, terribly ambitious. He constantly surpassed various games, even surpassed the Olympic games: in the garden they jumped on a rope, and several other competitions. Of course, they played musketeers. Moreover, no one wanted to be guards, they just switched places. They made wooden swords and guns, and very accurate replicas. My father was useful, I learned that from him. There was one cinema in the whole city. I was a pathologically excellent student. At the time a bully. I was kicked out of school twice, and forbidden to go to the cinema. But it's a separate world, all the seeds were sown there - in this avant-garde cinema. Fate weaves such a thread, in a braid, it's amazing."