I don't know about the artistic side, but from the self-isolation side, everything is really great )))

I don't know about the artistic side, but from the self-isolation perspective, everything is great )))

Lubo Mir, I'm already suffering from boredom. Backstage footage is coming. Admittedly, this story happened long before the so-called global self-arrest, last summer. We just had a nice time out of town.

It's heavy... it's not like threshing winter crops with a sickle.

It's heavy... it's not like threshing winter crops with a sickle during the winter

Viktor Kirillov, well, you know better where you hit the sickle.

This is not work. This is happiness!!!

As an eyewitness to the prayer service in Rye, I have a question for you: why did my colleague choose this filming technique, or did the sickle make him look shorter?

Lubo Mir, I'm already suffering from boredom. Let's go backstage. True, this story happened long before the so-called global self-arrest, last summer. We were just having a nice time in the countryside.

Evgeny Ermakov,
It would be incredibly interesting to learn from the original source, so that later things don't turn out like they did with the Suffragettes. It's understandable when they use a stepladder in a field to get a higher vantage point, or lie down on the ground looking for a unique angle, but here...???!!! The camera stays level anyway, why not just press the button while standing up straight?
Seriously, Evgeny, reveal this secret to us, Christ.

What a cruel and heartless person you are! Even ruins can talk to people, but you... You can't pull a finger out of your nose, let alone a word out of your ass. You're a rock-hard man. Well, they say time answers all riddles. Cheops turned out to be a lost photographer, not a pharaoh as British scientists believed. You, too, should be careful crawling in the tall wheat, or the combine will eat your camera, carcass and all.