theme 03/30/1993 (1993)

The theme of the issue is emancipation in Russia.

Guests of the program - sociologist Larisa Lisyutkina and author of the magazine" Worker " Lydia Mikhailovna Ivanova.

The conversation is devoted to trying to understand what emancipation is and what its benefits or harms for modern society are.

Why is it so difficult for men and women to understand each other?

How much does it cost us to search for and desire a human identity?

What do you need to understand to be able to live a life with a sense of inner personal freedom?

And in general, is it worth it?

The discussion is complemented by stories from the history of women's emancipation around the world, ranging from the struggle for the right to vote to the right to education, work in business, justice and politics, as well as the right to abortion and other decisions that allow a woman to influence her own destiny.

The program includes excerpts from the feature films " Girls "(1961, directed by Yu.S. Chulyukin)," A Girl without an Address "(1957, directed by E. A. Ryazanov)," The Beginning "(1970, directed by G. A. Panfilov)," A Member of the Government " (1939, directed by A. G. Zakhri, I. E. Heifits).