Actress and director Polina Agureeva, who recently performed “The Living and the Dead”, dedicated to the 80th anniversary of the Battle of Stalingrad, said In an interview with Rossiyskaya Gazeta about feelings for the Motherland.
According to Agureeva, the school is no longer so interested in the psyche of the child. “The Russian philosopher Vladimir Ern has a very deep thought: Culture can only be conquered. “Conquest” is to truly live, to feel its depth. We should not think about culture, we should think and live in culture … The same can be said about the feeling of the motherland. All our Russian culture is with this feeling. is full,” he shared his thoughts.
Agureeva noted that she went to the Don every year with her children in a small house and believed that she could not be forced to love the Motherland. “There is a river, wind, steppes – for me this is the feeling of the Motherland. You cannot beat a man: love your homeland. It happens on a sensory level,” she continues. “Love of the steppe, love for our land, for the people we meet in the village – a little person has to experience all this,” concluded the actor and director.
formerly Agureeva statedThat she did not know that the scene with Chulpan Khamatova from the movie “Mustai” was replaced by a trailer with her participation.