Klara Novikova: “It was funny. How everything is in my life ”//“ Tell Gordeeva ” скачать в хорошем качестве

Klara Novikova: “It was funny. How everything is in my life ”//“ Tell Gordeeva ”

She was doing stand-up when no one even knew that word. Klava Novikova is the heroine of the new episode of "Tell Gordeeva." It seems to be the most personal and candid conversation with Klara Borisovna: why in Russia you can still go to jail for a joke, where, how, and about what she herself jokes, to whom she owes her subtle sense of humor, and how her life changed after cancer. And finally, the most important questions: was there love in her life? Will she ever be able to come to Kyiv to visit her parents' graves? And what does Klara Novikova, who once dreamed of becoming a clown, dream about on the eve of her 75th birthday? #кларановикова #скажигордеевой Content: 0:00 "The word 'mom' was green" 3:35 "I haven't stopped doing anything" – Klara Novikova on life after cancer 6:18 "I moved here to live alone, leaving my children and husband" – why Klara Novikova lived separately from her family 9:06 Very tasty advertisement 13:05 "I don't even understand if I loved him" – Klara Novikova about her husband Yuri Zertsaninov 17:06 "What is love, anyway?" 22:08 "It's a mistake that I am for intellectual people" 24:04 Advertisement about Darwin and modern technologies 26:42 "Political spectacles quickly become outdated. No, today's would live long" 29:53 "If you want to be noticeable, joke, and be expelled from here – go ahead" 35:22 What is the secret of Zhvanetsky? 38:51 About Arkady Arkanov 44:10 "I was invited to Comedy Club, but I didn't go" 49:07 Klara Novikova on her best improvisation at a concert in Israel 52:55 "Shakespeare can, but I can't?" – on women's humor 54:55 "Aunt Sonya can talk about anything at all" 58:02 "I wasn't accepted into the institute and didn't get a job because of this" – Klara Novikova on anti-Semitism 1:01:44 "My mom and dad never came to any of my performances" 1:07:36 "Bolshevik," "Nyushka," and "Ball on Red Square" – how Novikova read Yevtushenko when applying to circus school 1:09:41 How Klara put a fly in her dad's borscht 1:18:21 "My parents went to the synagogue in whispers" 1:24:59 "I was at Maidan. It was terrible" 1:32:15 "I'm afraid I won't see my Kyiv. I have no one to talk to there" – why Klara Novikova is not allowed to enter Ukraine 1:41:49 "It was funny, like everything in my life" 1:44:22 Blitz Katerina Gordeeva   / catherinagordeeva   Cooperation: [email protected]