The main Russian director brought out the formula of a Russian person with an "indecent word"

Nikita Mikhalkov, Chairman of the Union of Cinematographers of Russia, People's Artist of the RSFSR, derived the "formula of the Russian man". He decided to voice it during a speech at the St. Petersburg International Legal Forum (SPIEF), Life reports.

According to Mikhalkov, the key feature of a Russian person is a special attitude to the absence of something.

"I came up with the formula of a Russian person. There is one indecent word there, I won't say it, but you'll guess," Mikhalkov warned the audience.

"Only someone who doesn't have something can be a Russian. But not so no, that it was necessary. And if not, and *** with him!", — the director said.

In reality, this Mikhalkov formula has been in the public space for more than 15 years. She first appeared in an article in the newspaper Trud in 2009. She also sounded in the issue of one of the "Besogons", each of which Mikhalkov concludes with a quote from his colleague in Kamchatka, midshipman Krivoruchko. Whether this character is fictional or real is not known for certain.

In some cases, Mikhalkov replaces the forbidden word for speaking in public with a more digestible one. In the same 2009, at the Vityaz festival, during the round table, the director concluded the statement with a biting "Fuck it."

As EADaily reported, today, on June 26, the head of the Investigative Committee of Russia Alexander Bastrykin made an absolute furore at the SPIEF. He gave a lecture "Prevention of juvenile delinquency: basic approaches of the RF IC". He spoke about the statistics of crimes committed by minors, about the absence of Russia has a distinct ideology, criticized existing youth organizations.

He also read out his own poem "I want to go back to Union", and also performed a fragment of the song by Alexandra Pakhmutova and Nikolai Dobronravov "And the battle continues again" (also known by the line of the chorus "And Lenin is so young").