That the actor was playing a too intelligent and soft muler. I came up and said hello, they told me that you dont like something, he says, well , he turns out to be very charming, kind, i say, why do you want me to take the child by the legs and hit him with his head . Against the wall, the film is not about that, its about the struggle of worldviews, about the struggle two Intelligence Services, again you are touching some. In this house on maly rzhevsky lane in moscow , according to the plot of the film, there was a gestap safe house, where katherine kinnes family was kept with her newborn son. How is our russian friend behaving . We spend time in interesting ideological discussions. Screams, she screams, not mom, but mom, and what then, well, she said, ill still scream mom, so dad, like a very real writer, took this scene, appropriated it for himself, it turned out to be kat screaming mom in russian, mom, mommy, polish, what a giant she gave birth to, she is not polish, you. German
British intelligence with a complete ban on working in the intelligence services, for britain philbes escape became a sensation, newspapers and television, everyone wrote and discussed philpis escape. Not only did he work for soviet intelligence for 30 years, of which 7 years he was under suspicion and drove all the british ones for Us Intelligence services. Philby still managed to escape and escape. At the end of january 1963, kim reaches moscow. For his services to the soviet union, kim is awarded a state pension and given a spacious apartment in the center of moscow. But he is completely alone, without friends and without family. You find yourself in a country that is foreign to you, generally still unfamiliar. And there is no one with whom he could communicate, no one seems to be interested in what he knows. Soon after his escape, kim invited his wife eleon to the ussr. A year later she received a soviet visa and came to philpa, but neither the country and her own husband did not s
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We went to see A Splinter of Ice which is showing at Theatre Royal Bath
Oliver Ford Davies, Karen Ascoe, Stephen Boxer in A Splinter of Ice (Image: James Findlay)
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