theme 03.05.1994 (1994)

Epigraph of the program fragment of the film "The Chairman".

Theme of the program: How we speak.

Guests in the studio Kabakov Mark Vladimirovich - writer and Laertsky Alexander - poet, composer, singer.

Kabakov Mark and Laertsky Alexander answer the question of what word to use to characterize the threat to the Russian language.

Kabakov Mark says that swearing is the most terrible threat to the Russian language.

Kabakov Mark says that in the past, residents of the criminal Maryina Roshcha district of Moscow almost never swore, but now swearing is everywhere.

Laertsky Alexander says that life itself changes language and if swearing is used correctly, it decorates the Russian language.

Kabakov Mark and Laertsky Alexander answer the question of where and how to use swearing correctly?

Laertsky Alexander gives examples of how people use swearing.

A survey of people on the street: Do you think it is shameful to swear?

Kabakov Mark says that every language has its own norms, the writers Gorky and Tolstoy did not write swear words, but now swearing has appeared on the pages of printed publications and in the media.

Laertsky Alexander talks about swearing in modern art.

A fragment of the film "The Red Rose is the Emblem of Sorrow".

Kabakov Mark and Laertsky Alexander answer the question of how the history and development of the country are connected with the history of the language, how close this connection is.

Kabakov Mark talks about the post-war years and the use of swear words by the population in the village and the city.

Laertsky Alexander talks about new words in the Russian language and the unconscious use of swear words by some people.

Video: A fragment of the films "Snegurochka", "Andrei Rublev".

Kabakov Mark says that society should do everything so that the country began to speak a normal language.

Laertsky Alexander answers the question of how much a person's culture is connected with the culture of the language.

The host and guests talk about how to correctly place stress in some words.

A fragment of the film "We'll Live Until Monday".

The host and guests discuss where swearing came from, whether it came only from the criminal environment.

A fragment of the film "Gentlemen of Fortune".

Laertsky Alexander talks about criminal elements who are very restrained in using swear words and believes that swearing is rather the language of the scientific intelligentsia now.

Kabakov Mark talks about the post-war years, when people tried to forget everything that the war brought with it, including swearing.

Kabakov Mark talks about the post-war years when swearing appeared among the theatrical and humanitarian intelligentsia, as a kind of shock and challenge.

Laertsky Alexander answers the question of whether swearing should be covered up on television.

Laertsky Alexander says that the presence of swearing on television should be decided by the editor in each specific case and gives an example of foreign cinema, where swearing is present as part of the language.

Laertsky Alexander says that there is no need to fight swearing, let everything go its own way.

Kabakov Mark and Laertsky Alexander talk about the use of swearing by children and adolescents.

Laertsky Alexander talks about the use of obscenities by young people.

Kabakov Mark talks about the modern language of communication.

Street survey: How well do you speak Russian?

Laertsky Alexander answers a viewer's question about which category of educated people you consider yourself to be and what language you speak, literary or colloquial.

A viewer talks about obscenities in literature and everyday life.

A viewer says that if obscenities are used in the media, it means that the state has not yet established itself, because if a state comes to a normal state, it develops strict norms.

A viewer talks about MSU students who conducted a study of the lexicon of the media; it turned out that there are only one thousand Russian words, the rest are foreign words.

Video: View of buildings on Tverskaya Street in Moscow, "

Supermarket"

sign, signs in English and Russian, a stray dog on the street, "

Business People"

sign, an advertising banner on the roof of a house, "

Tyazhpromexport"

metallurgical plants from the USSR, a man repairing a VAZ-2101 Zhiguli car on the street, "1 Tverskaya Yamskaya Street"

sign, "

Steak House"

sign, "

StoryMarket"

sign, "

Aniquar"

sign, "

Veta-tusar"

sign, "

Salentini"

sign, umbrella with "

Schweppes"

sign, "

Sony"

sign audиo video, old advertising sign on the house "E.I. Kurnikov and S."

The man in the studio says that swearing in the media is present in special editions, unlike television, where it is removed.

Laertsky Alexander answers a viewer's question about how the lyrics of your songs come about.

Laertsky Alexander reads his poem.

Laertsky Alexander talks about children swearing.

Kabakov Mark answers the question about why children started using swear words.

A viewer in the studio talks about the use of swear words before the revolution and gives an example of Dahl's dictionary, which has a lot of Russian swear words.

A viewer in the studio talks about the Russian intelligentsia, which did not use swear words in the most difficult situations.

A fragment of the film "Promised Heaven".

A viewer answers the host's question about why the brightest word "mother" is used in swear words.

Kabakov Mark and Laertsky Alexander answer the question about what is a gift and a treasure of the Russian language according to Gogol N.V. Kabakov Mark and Laertsky Alexander talk about a poem with swear words by the poet Pushkin A.S. Kabakov Mark and Laertsky Alexander answer the question, A viewer in the studio says, won't the Russian language without swear words not be the Russian language?

Video: Monuments to Pushkin, Tolstoy, Gogol, Griboyedov, Mayakovsky, people on the streets of Moscow, an Orthodox church.

Night club, Lenin's mausoleum, beggars on the street, Ostankino TV tower, pedestrians on the street, people's faces and a hand with a can of paint, the inscription on the wall "No words?".

The presenter says goodbye to the viewers.