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ČRoPlus 26.11.2021 – Alexandr Mitrofanov (from 13:50:40)

The new film "At the Petrovs' the flu is raging" - the film is a must-see, any narration is only a faint approximation. About the hopelessness, cruelty and senselessness of Russian life, rooted in Soviet life, it comes as a shock. It shows the savage, animalistic rage that lives in Russians precisely because their lives lack any higher justification.

The brilliant columnist Mikhail Fishman: "Not only the citizens of the Russian Federation who behaved badly in life will fall back into the Russian Federation after death, but the Russian Federation itself will fall back into the USSR after death."

The great Russian poet Alexander Blok in 1912: "Night, street, lamp, apathy. The foolish world's illumination. You can breathe for a quarter of a century, but everything will be the same. There is no end, you die and start again. Where to go now? Where to? The night has frozen the moon in a new moon, the apathetic, the street, the lamp."

The Russian philosopher Peter Chaadaev (1794-1856), who was declared a fool by the Tsarist regime, "Sometimes it seems that Russia is called only to show the whole world how not to live and what not to do." 

J.Š. 28.11.2021

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