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[Alexandr Korol]

and such everything. Now everything is transitioning to modern styles, but still, many people live in this darkness. The material world, however, is still a world of that energy, as a reference point - although there are many shades - but it’s the world as exemplified in the film “It Takes Two.” That’s how it should be. The world of the heart has many shades, of course. And it also resembles the material world. It’s just that there’s more magic in the world of the heart. The world of the heart has more adventures and travels. For example, even in the film “The Peanut Butter Falcon”, where Shia LaBeouf is escaping from a gang of hooligans, the heart is shown very strongly in this film: how he doesn’t judge the boy with a disease, and how the boy also has a desire, a dream, and how they set off on a journey together. And I would say that I would gladly live like that. It’s wonderful to build a boat on a river, to interact with some grandfathers, grandmothers, and people who you meet along the way. And all this without judgment, without that evaluative malice. Do you understand? That’s how it is.