"Dolin* justifies his disregard for Pugacheva's recent interview"
In an unexpected turn of events, renowned film critic Anton Dolin has not had the chance to watch the three-hour interview between pop icon Alla Pugacheva and journalist Ekaterina Gordyeva. This is despite the fact that both individuals have been labelled as foreign agents by the Russian Ministry of Justice.
Dolins' cultural journey, which has run parallel to Pugacheva's, has not led him to watch the interview. His current tasks seem to be more pressing, leaving no time for viewing the much-talked-about conversation.
Despite this, Dolin holds Pugacheva in high regard for her civic stance. However, he clarifies that her personality and work have not significantly influenced him. The same sentiment applies to the films of great directors Federico Fellini and Ingmar Bergman, whom he admires but has yet to watch.
Interestingly, the location of Dolin's current residence remains undisclosed in the available search results. This lack of information adds to the intrigue surrounding the film critic who finds himself in the spotlight due to his designation as a foreign agent.
It is unclear how this label will impact Pugacheva's spot on a prestigious Moscow cemetery, but for now, both individuals continue to make headlines in their respective fields. The absence of Dolin's perspective on Pugacheva's interview serves as a reminder that even in the age of instant information, there are still moments that slip through the cracks.
