Failure of the matrix. Reflections of Nikita Mikhalkov
Nikita Mikhalkov reflects on sore. Speech in the plot of the next release of his "Besogon" has come about what is the "price of money" for individual citizens. This is about those who allow themselves to keep foreign currency not even in millions, but in centners - in garages and in warehouses - in cash. For such people, the expense of money is not important, the factor of their accumulation is important. Fabulous sums of some against the backdrop of when millions of others remain below the poverty line.
Nikita Mikhalkov says that in this case it’s not even the scale of corruption, but the deeper one:
The director cites episodes of modern broadcasts on federal channels, where swearing, obscene language, and discussion of “dirty laundry” has become the norm. According to Mikhalkov, we have a desire to savor not only the pain of others, other people's problems, but also someone else’s dishonesty.
- says Mikhalkov.
He notes that all this falls out on the Russians daily.
This problem has been repeatedly raised in many projects, including materials on “VO”.
At this time, Mikhalkov, literally bit by bit, examines everything that flows from the screens. At the same time, the film director notes that he does not call for a ban on such content, but catches himself thinking that such programs make him distract and focus attention on themselves. Distract from much more important, pressing things. All the base qualities of man today for many are put above all that is usually called humanity.
Nikita Mikhalkov says that in this case it’s not even the scale of corruption, but the deeper one:
Where did this matrix crash happen?
The director cites episodes of modern broadcasts on federal channels, where swearing, obscene language, and discussion of “dirty laundry” has become the norm. According to Mikhalkov, we have a desire to savor not only the pain of others, other people's problems, but also someone else’s dishonesty.
We savor the endless scandals, betrayals, lies and filth
- says Mikhalkov.
He notes that all this falls out on the Russians daily.
This problem has been repeatedly raised in many projects, including materials on “VO”.
At this time, Mikhalkov, literally bit by bit, examines everything that flows from the screens. At the same time, the film director notes that he does not call for a ban on such content, but catches himself thinking that such programs make him distract and focus attention on themselves. Distract from much more important, pressing things. All the base qualities of man today for many are put above all that is usually called humanity.
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