Off topic: off-topic: бабуся та дід Дастіна Хофмана з Києва! Thread poster: Vladimir Dubisskiy
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То мені прийшло з інфоюкс - може комусь буде цікаво (мені було!)) JACK PALANCE REJECTS RUSSIAN AWARD Declaring "I'm Ukrainian, not Russian", Palance walks out of Russian Film Festival in Hollywood (NT) - A week of "Russian Nights" in Los Angeles culminated with an awards ceremony on April 22 at the prestigious Pacific Design Center in West... See more То мені прийшло з інфоюкс - може комусь буде цікаво (мені було!)) JACK PALANCE REJECTS RUSSIAN AWARD Declaring "I'm Ukrainian, not Russian", Palance walks out of Russian Film Festival in Hollywood (NT) - A week of "Russian Nights" in Los Angeles culminated with an awards ceremony on April 22 at the prestigious Pacific Design Center in West Hollywood. The gala event was held at the end of a weeklong "festival that celebrates Russian contributions to the world of art." The program of cinema, theater and music visual arts was sponsored in part by the Russian Ministry of Culture and enjoyed the support of Russian president Vladimir Putin. Scheduled to receive "narodney artyst" awards (cleverly translated as "the Russian People's Choice Award") were two Oscar winning actors: Dustin Hoffman and Jack Palance - both of whom trace their roots to Ukraine. In accepting his award, Dustin Hoffman noted that his grandparents came from "Kiev, Russia" and expressed gratitude to the "Russian people" for helping defeat Germany. He thanked them for saving his grandmother who otherwise "may have ended up as a bar of soap." Next in line for the Russian government's highest artistic award was Jack Palance. Born Walter Palahniuk in Pennsylvania in 1918, Palance won the Academy Award in 1992 for his memorable portrayal of Curly in "City Slickers". Palance, proud as a Kozak of his Ukrainian heritage, is chairman of the Hollywood Trident Foundation. After being introduced, Palance said "I feel like I walked into the wrong room by mistake. I think that Russian film is interesting, but I have nothing to do with Russia or Russian film. My parents were born in Ukraine: I'm Ukrainian. I'm not Russian. So, excuse me, but I don't belong here. It's best if we leave." Palance and his entourage proceeded to get up and go. He was accompanied by four other guests that included his wife Elaine, and the Hollywood Trident Foundation's president, Peter Borisow. Palance refused to accept the award, even in private, or to view "72 Meters", the movie being screened as the festival finale. Speaking from Los Angeles, Borisow commented on Hoffman's statements: "I don't think it's necessarily Hoffman's fault. I think it's tragic that he doesn't even know his own family history. His ignorance of the basic facts is shocking. That Hoffman lends himself, hopefully unwittingly, to denigration of Ukrainians (and thus of himself), as he did by endorsing a festival that featured the highly offensive and racist movie '72 Meters' is very disappointing." Borisow is referring to Vladmir Khotinenko's 2003 film "Syemdesyat-dva metra." A drama surrounding events on the submarine "Slavianka", the film portrays Ukrainians as bumbling fools and repeatedly refers to Ukrainians with the racist pejorative "kh" word. As part of the film's plot development, the Ukrainian submarine's Russian officers refuse allegiance to newly independent Ukraine, steal the ship and sail it to Russia. "This is a continuation of a centuries old effort to invent a history and culture for Russia by hijacking first the Ukrainian church, then Ukrainian history and finally Ukrainian culture," Borisow said. Borisow considered the festival to be part of a "coordinated, worldwide campaign to promote Russia and Russian culture and, in so doing, to make Ukraine seem part and parcel of Russia. "I'm certain that in Russia, Jack's acceptance of the mislabeled award would have been sold as his accepting being a 'National Artist' of Russia, not a 'people's choice' - much like they sell "Russia" as a derivative of Kievan 'Rus' instead of the Ukrainian word 'rossiyane', meaning, 'the scattered ones, the nomads'. Jack is very proud to be Ukrainian and will not let anyone hijack his name or persona." In total, twenty films were screened at the Pacific Design Center's Silver Screen Theatre including Ukrainian filmmaker Oleksander Dovzhenko's "Aerograd" (1935). The festival program did not mention that Dovzhenko was Ukrainian, and instead described him as "the son of illiterate peasants" who "incorporates elements of peasant lore and pastoral tradition." "This latest incident is just another part of a long history of genocide that killed 10 million Ukrainians in 1933 and continues in more subtle form to this day - all of it still actively promoted and financed by Russia," Borisow said. Putin knows there can be no Russian Empire without Ukraine, so he is pushing the assault from all angles: military, industrial, energy, economic, religious and cultural. In addition to Russia's Ministry of Culture, other sponsors of "Russian Nights" included East-West Foundation for Culture and Education, LA Weekly, Panorama Media, 7 Arts, Adelphia, Rodnik Vodka, Samuel Adams Beer, Movieline's Hollywood Life, IN! Magazine and the National Bartenders School. The festival was organized by the Stas Namin Centre. The festival's website includes letters of greeting from actors Leonardo Dicaprio, Liv Tyler and producer-director Francis Ford Coppola. Previously held once in Germany in 2003, "Russian Nights" are scheduled to descend upon New York between October 23 and 30 later this year. (NT) ▲ Collapse | | | гордиться тут нечем !!! | Jun 14, 2004 |
Vladimir Dubisskiy wrote: бабуся та дід Дастіна Хофмана з Києва! гордиться тут нечем !!! вы бы ещё написали что у брини спирс украинские корни и все украинцы должны испытывать по этому поводу бесконечное счастье | | | Voloshka Local time: 20:00 English to Russian + ... Я не згодна. | Jun 20, 2006 |
Alexander Onishko wrote: гордиться тут нечем !!! вы бы ещё написали что у брини спирс украинские корни и все украинцы должны испытывать по этому поводу бесконечное счастье Пишатися треба, якщо є ким або чим. Щасливіші і щиріші ті люди, яких тримає на світі "коріння" або родина. Які дядьки, такі і дітки. Дастіну Хофману пощастило, от він і пишається. І я разом з ним за себе, і за нього. | | | Vladimir Dubisskiy United States Local time: 12:00 Member (2001) English to Russian + ... TOPIC STARTER
..."гордиться нечем" when people reply in Russian within the Ukrainian forum, that's what i think. Sorry do not have Cyrillic at the moment. Well, Hoffman IS a world-size movie star, a world celebrity, far more well-known and respected then even some presidents or politicians. Do you know that in Hollywood there is a Trident association of artists and movie industry professionals of Ukrainian descent? They do a lot to promote Ukrainian arts and culture in ... See more ..."гордиться нечем" when people reply in Russian within the Ukrainian forum, that's what i think. Sorry do not have Cyrillic at the moment. Well, Hoffman IS a world-size movie star, a world celebrity, far more well-known and respected then even some presidents or politicians. Do you know that in Hollywood there is a Trident association of artists and movie industry professionals of Ukrainian descent? They do a lot to promote Ukrainian arts and culture in North America. Being born in Ukraine myself I always feel proud to know that some famous people have roots in my country of birth. David Copperfield, the world-known magician is from Odesa. By the way, Andy Warhol - and I proud as well) - has Ukrainian roots as well - or you hate him too?) [Actually he was Ruthenian, "rusyn", I consider them Ukrainians]. Tastes differ, but for me better to know that Дастін Хофман or Andy Warhol have roots in Ukraine, than, say, Irynka Bylik..)) Last year, Ukraine had lost (killed by cancer at no time) a unique talent - July 6 will be the anniversary. A music visionary, a musician, jazzman, composer, master of improvisational music, Alexander Nesterov. He did a lot in his short life - drama pieces, theatrical performances ('Pid sontsem' with Nina Matvienko who did folk songs and bily holos and Tadashi Endo, famous Japanese dancer of 'buto' dance; there were dignitaries from the embassies, Kirill Lavrov with his wife, officials from the Ukraine's Ministry of Culture - they all stood and applaud at the end..it was shown in the National Conservatory), wrote music for movies, even managed to do two Festivals in Kiev in the 90s [Festivals were called "New Territory" / 'Nova Teritoria'] to name a few.. Probably someone remember his outstanding performance on Majdan (near Conservatory) to commemorate 10th anniversary of Chornobyl tragedy - they [ Nesterov, Yaremchuk, Hmelyov and Drevo - ensemble of authentic singing who did 'bily holos') performed his concert "Contaminated Sounds" (Opromineni zvuki"). In North America, when touring in the 90s he was called by music jazz critics "a star of Ukrainian avantgarde". I am proud to be his friend and be born in Ukraine as him (and I am not alone, trust me). Alexander Onishko wrote: [бабуся та дід Дастіна Хофмана з Києва! гордиться тут нечем !!! [/quote]
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Voloshka Local time: 20:00 English to Russian + ... Останнім часом в нашій хаті тримається дискусія | Jun 21, 2006 |
Мій чоловік впевнений, що в Україні повінні зробити російську мову "офіційною", як у Казахстані, таке є в багатьох європейських державах (Швейцарія, Бельгія, Нідерланди) і це не зашкоджує основній національній мові. Бо дітись нікуди: більшість розмовляю російською мовою. Тр�... See more Мій чоловік впевнений, що в Україні повінні зробити російську мову "офіційною", як у Казахстані, таке є в багатьох європейських державах (Швейцарія, Бельгія, Нідерланди) і це не зашкоджує основній національній мові. Бо дітись нікуди: більшість розмовляю російською мовою. Треба поважати людей, треба дати їм можливість звертатися до суду на зрозумілій їм мові. Якщо відверто, то я згодна, але десь глибоко не хотілося б. Я добре пам"ятаю своє дитинство, коли тільки за двері - і вже "треба" розмовляти російською мовою, бо інакше тебе сприйматимуть як "село". Коли в Києві можна було почути "феее", коли розмовляв українською мовою. Мене і зараз тіліпає, коли мій брат, заходячи до магазину, починає спілкуватися з продавцями російською мовою. Я йому "Ти чого придурюєшся?" А він "Слухай, звик, в Києві всі розмовляють тільки російською мовою". Я зі своєю дитиною до того, як їй виповнився рік, розмовляла виключно українською мовою (ми живемо в Росії), російську вона чула від батька, потім день російською, день українською. Книжки читаємо, вірші вчимо. Почала говорити українською мовою. Коли ми в Україні, деякі знайомі, почувши, що ми балакаємо українською мовою, дивуються "Ти не забула?" Бо самі, не встигли з села виїхати, вже забули, дійсно, вони стидаються розмовляти українською мовою і сьогодні. А чого стидатися, я не можу зрозуміти. ▲ Collapse | | | No, it's wrong. David Copperfield is from OdeSSa !! | Jun 21, 2006 |
Vladimir Dubisskiy wrote: David Copperfield, the world-known magician is from Odesa. "It is the real fact that roots of Steven Spielberg, Sylvester Stallone, David Copperfield and many other famous persons are in Odessa!! ..." www.ukraine-accommodation.com/services/excursions/
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