Exhibition of Young Artists.
The old halls of the Pushkin
Museum grew young again...
- Hi.
- How's the exhibition?
The joy of Peredvizhniki.
Who is he?
Have seen him a hundred times,
still don't know who he is.
But I know that he always
criticizes the Peredvizhniki.
- Why?
- It's his habit.
Thank you.
These are the youngest
visitors at the exhibition.
- What's your name?
- Vova.
I see you're a Pioneer.
What did you like here?
I liked
the ancient Greek sculptors.
And what contemporary
works did you like?
- Come on, let's go.
- Where?
I'll show you
my favorite work.
All right, let's go.
Wow, it's great!
It's just great!
And where's your favorite work?
Here.
Where?
There it is.
There!
I know.
What do you know?
My span grows short, I need no warning...
- But.
- But for my life to go on...
And mine?
I must be certain in the morning...
- Of what?
- That I will see you...
- Me?
- That very day and before long.
And that evening, too?
- That evening for sure.
- And tomorrow.
- And after tomorrow, and in a year.
- And in a thousand years...
And in two thousand years,
and in 15 thousand.
At least like this.
Yes, at least like this.
Hello.
May I come along with you?
I fell behind my group.
Come on.
This is Sergey.
- I'm Oleg.
- Sergey.
- How is the exhibition?
- The joy of Peredvizhniki.
Ivan the Terrible
Kills His Son.
By the way, your parents are here.
It'll be nice
meeting your close ones.
- How are you doing?
- Just fine. And you?
Just like before.
- Did you travel anywhere?
- To Stockholm.
With soccer players?
No. This time, with ichthyologists.
Pay special
attention to this man.
He's extremely educated.
He knows three languages.
- Two.
- You can learn one more in a jiffy.
- He was in Guinea.
- In Ghana.
- He played badminton with...
- Yes, I did. I did.
His bride is
a television announcer.
- I think it's quite enough...
- Enough for dying of jealousy.
Attention! My parents are coming.
Will you say hello?
No. Give me a call
sometime, the number's the same.
- Bye.
- Goodbye.
Who's that guy?
He's an interpreter,
and he happens to be my husband.
What?
My husband.
How come?
We haven't yet started
divorce proceedings.
- I had no idea that you...
- I guessed that much.
And why are you divorcing?
He's just a complete idiot.
Well, I wasn't lucky, that's all.
- Good evening, grannies.
- Good evening, sonny.
Seryoga.
- Hi.
- Hi.
- I'm going with you.
- Why?
Let's take a stroll,
drop at the movies?
I can't, Kolia. I got to run.
Can you lend me a fiver?
Let me see.
- That's all I've got.
- Is that all?
Maybe we'll ask your tenant?
Does he pay you anything at all?
No chance, he's sent his whole
salary to his wife.
What shall I do?
Maybe Lucia will lend it?
Since Slavka
moved in with me,
she's been pretending
she doesn't know me.
Lucia!
Lucia!
Lucia!
Hi.
Hi.
Happy marriage.
Thanks.
Lend us a fiver.
Let's see.
Slava, how is it?
Look closely
at this door.
It's just closed behind our comrade.
Let's bare our heads.
All right, I'm off.
I'm already 10 minutes late.
Take care!
Come in.
Oh God, just look at that!
When will be the end of this?
How are you doing?
Don't worry, lady.
Everything will be tip-top.
Wait a second,
I'll change.
Hello.
Hello.
Oh, you're home.
This is Sergey.
And this is my dad, naturally.
Good to meet you.
- Sergey.
- Her dad.
We got to go.
We've just met and you're
already going. This is not very...
How about a drink to our meeting?
- I've heard so much about you.
- Really?
At least I know
that your name is Sergey.
And knowing my daughter,,
this is a lot of information.
You're in the mood today.
C'mon turn around.
I haven't seen you for so long.
This thing becomes you.
C'mon take a bite.
We've learned how to drink,
but not know how to eat after it.
- I have bad newsfor you.
- What?
We'll see each other
even less from now on.
Why?
I'll leave home