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Istorii͡a li͡ubit takie sovpadenii͡a. Filʹm Eleny I͡Akovich "Dvoe. Rasskaz zheny Shostakovicha" vyshel na rossiĭskom televidenii 5 marta 2022 goda - v denʹ smerti Stalina, Prokofʹeva i Akhmatovoĭ, v godovshchinu pervogo ispolnenii͡a znamenitoĭ Sedʹmoĭ simfonii Dmitrii͡a Shostakovicha, izvestnoĭ kak Leningradskai͡a. Avtor navestila Irinu Antonovnu Shostakovich na dache v Zhukovke i zapisala ee vzvolnovannyĭ rasskaz o 13 godakh sovmestnoĭ zhizni s genialʹnym kompozitorom. Ikh mnogoe obʺedini͡alo - tragicheskiĭ russkiĭ KhKh vek s ego arestami, repressii͡ami, voĭnoĭ i blokadoĭ - katkom proshelsi͡a po ikh sudʹbam. Oni pozna-komilisʹ v Moskve, v Bolʹshom zale Konservatorii, i pozhenilisʹ v 1962‑m - chtoby bolʹshe nikogda uzhe ne rasstavatʹsi͡a. Razumeetsi͡a, vse, o chem govorila Irina Antonovna, ne moglo voĭti v filʹm - zato voshlo v ėtu knigu. Ėto istorii͡a li͡ubvi dvukh li͡udeĭ, svi͡azannykh obshchimi t͡sennosti͡ami i ni razu ikh ne predavshimi. . "Dvoe. Rasskaz zheny Shostakovicha" - udivitelʹnai͡a, trogatelʹnai͡a istorii͡a li͡ubvi kompozitora Dmitrii͡a Dmitrievicha Shostakovicha i ego zheny Iriny Antonovny. - V 2021 godu avtoru knigi Elene I͡Akovich, znamenitomu rezhisseru-dokumentalistu i st͡senaristu, udalosʹ nevozmozhnoe - vzi͡atʹ intervʹi͡u u Iriny Antonovny, kotorai͡a dolgoe vremi͡a ne soglashalasʹ na besedu. - Ikh razgovor leg v osnovu dokumentalʹnogo filʹma "Dvoe. Rasskaz zheny Shostakovicha", v kotorom vdova znamenitogo kompozitora rasskazala podrobnosti iz sovmestnoĭ zhizni. - Odnako mnogie iz vospominaniĭ ostalisʹ togda za kadrom. Dannai͡a kniga vospolni͡aet ėto upushchenie: v neĭ vpervye naibolee polno rasskazyvaetsi͡a o detstve i i͡unosti Iriny Antonovny, o ee znakomstve s Dmitriem Dmitrievichem i o trinadt͡sati schastlivykh godakh, kotorye oni proveli vmeste do samoĭ smerti kompozitora. - Elena I͡Akovich - avtor filʹmov ob Iosife Brodskom, Sergee Dovlatove, Vasilii Grossmane, Vi͡acheslave Ivanove, Olʹge Berggolʹt͡s, Anne Akhmatovoĭ, Andree Sakharove i drugikh. Laureat premii TĖFI za dokumentalʹnyĭ filʹm "Progulki s Brodskim".

History loves such coincidences. Elena Yakovich's film "Two. The Story of Shostakovich's Wife” was released on Russian television on March 5, 2022 — the day of the deaths of Stalin, Prokofiev and Akhmatova, on the anniversary of the first performance of Dmitry Shostakovich's famous Seventh Symphony, known as the Leningrad Symphony. The author visited Irina Antonovna Shostakovich at her dacha in Zhukovka and recorded her excited story about 13 years of living together with the brilliant composer. They had a lot in common — the tragic Russian twentieth century, with its arrests, repression, war and blockade, went through their fates like a skating rink. They met in Moscow, in the Great Hall of the Conservatory, and got married in 1962, never to be separated again. Of course, everything Irina Antonovna talked about could not be included in the film, but it was included in this book. This is a love story of two people connected by common values and who have never betrayed them. . "Two. The Story of Shostakovich's Wife" is an amazing, touching love story of composer Dmitry Dmitrievich Shostakovich and his wife Irina Antonovna. – In 2021, the author of the book, Elena Yakovich, a famous documentary filmmaker and screenwriter, managed the impossible - to interview Irina Antonovna, who had not agreed to a conversation for a long time. – Their conversation formed the basis of the documentary "Two. The story of Shostakovich's wife", in which the widow of the famous composer told the details of their life together. – However, many of the memories remained behind the scenes then. This book makes up for this omission: for the first time, it tells the most fully about Irina Antonovna's childhood and youth, about her acquaintance with Dmitry Dmitrievich and about the thirteen happy years they spent together until the composer's death. – Elena Yakovich is the author of films about Joseph Brodsky, Sergei Dovlatov, Vasily Grossman, Vyacheslav Ivanov, Olga Bergholts, Anna Akhmatova, Andrei Sakharov and others. Winner of the TEFI Award for the documentary "Walking with Brodsky".