Надежда Васильева (Балабанова): «Это не мистика. Это жизнь»//«Скажи Гордеевой»

Nadezhda Vasileva (Balabanova) is a phenomenal costume designer at Lenfilm, who created costumes for most of Balabanov's films. She also married Balabanov and had a son with him. Now she says that the first half of her life was infinitely bright, vibrant, and happy. So much so that "something had to happen. And it did." This is the first and very important episode of the new season of "Tell Gordeeva." It's about love, cinema, St. Petersburg, and something beyond human understanding. Contents: 0:00 "I have a box labeled Balabanov" 3:00 About life after death: "We'll all be making movies there" 5:51 "We all live with guilt" 7:11 "One day with Sukhorukov, another with Balabanov. I walked around the apartment between them" 9:17 Advertisement about Hollywood and current professions 12:10 "All my good memories are from childhood" 17:50 How to determine someone's character by their clothes 19:24 Averbakh. Aranovich. German Sr. Who Vasileva met before meeting Balabanov 21:56 "If I laughed today, I must cry tomorrow" 23:45 Advertisement about Bosch and fullness of sensations 27:01 About meeting Khamdamov: "Came like a prostitute to a hotel, and he paid me — with paintings" 28:59 "Now costumes without participles are valued" 31:40 Red shoes from "Cargo 200" 34:43 "A hero came, but he's not a hero. He's a pushover" 37:17 "Only children know how to pick their nose" 41:20 "Someone died and left a suitcase with their wedding day" — about costumes in "Of Freaks and Men" 44:04 "They had everything, and we had nothing. But our nothing is much better than their shiny something" 46:14 What's more sexual: a closed dress or underwear? 47:55 How did Balabanov dress? 48:53 "If you can handle a woman 24 hours a day — that's love" 49:55 "In the 90s, I had everything" 53:12 "A Yemeni prostitute sells herself for a dollar" — what Balabanov told about serving in hot spots 55:45 "Sincerely fell in love with Didula" — how the soundtrack for "Stoker" came about 58:57 How Balabanov changed the script of the first "Brother" for his wife 1:00:34 "Make me a hero. But the hero is slightly a loser, and slightly not a loser" — Balabanov about Danila Bagrov's character 1:06:24 "Balabanov died because he became sober" 1:08:12 "I let him live as he wanted, but I could have done more" 1:10:15 Secret courtyard on Tchaikovsky Street 1:12:07 A very strange (Balabanov-style) meeting occurs during the interview 1:14:18 How did Mikhalkov appear in Balabanov's films? 1:15:15 "Balabanov loved Renata, and she loved him. And I really liked that" 1:16:02 "He loved cold and hated heat" — what role Balabanov's love for cold played in filming "It Doesn't Hurt Me" 1:19:26 Tours are conducted around Balabanov's places in St. Petersburg 1:21:27 The shoes Balabanov wore to his first Cannes Film Festival 1:22:18 Why was Balabanov constantly taken to the police station? 1:24:50 "After each film he asked: Tell me, I didn't screw up, did I?" 1:27:16 "Women must be spiritually stronger than men" 1:29:12 "I can't live in the apartment where Lyosha lived" 1:30:23 What Nadezhda Vasileva (Balabanova) lives for now 1:33:56 Nadezhda Vasileva (Balabanova) watched "Brother" for the first time in 20 years 1:35:14 "The bell tower of happiness fell so that I would calm down" 1:37:07 Moment of absolute happiness 1:39:16 Blitz Vladimir Lubenko's Mosaic Courtyard in St. Petersburg: http://vladimir-lubo.ru/mozaichniy-dv... Hotel Indigo in St. Petersburg: https://indigospb.com/ Katerina Gordeeva   / catherinagordeeva   Cooperation: [email protected]