Mayakovsky biography of the cinema

The player will automatically start with technical capabilities if it is in the visibility field on the page Adaptive size the size of the player will be automatically adjusted to the size of the block on the page. The true Mayakovsky was unknown until recently. A reliable biography of the poet will help restore the daughter of Mayakovsky Patricia Thompson and the granddaughter of the poet Elizaveta Lavinskaya.

The daughter of Mayakovsky will show documents from the family archive for the first time, and her son is the grandmother of Mayakovsky-will hold spectators on memorable places for Mayakovsky in New York. More than 70 years after the death of the poet, it was believed that he had no children. The fact that in the United States lives a woman who calls herself the daughter of Mayakovsky is still known only to a narrow circle of historians.

The fact that Elena-Patricia Thompson, daughter of Emigrant Elizabeth Jones, really Mayakovsky’s child, confirm his letters to “two Ellie” with a recognition of fatherhood. And also the poet’s recording in the diary - about the daughter born in the United States. Elena-patricia kept her origin in secret at the request of her mother before her death. Having violated the silence, the daughter of Mayakovsky published the memoirs of Elizabeth Jones and his own research, which lead to an unexpected version: two years before his death, the poet spoke of the desire to move to America to a new family.

However, having learned about this, Lilya Brik - Muza, Beloved Mayakovsky, upset his plans. She survived Mayakovsky for 48 years and actually created the canonical image of the poet, which is now by ear. After the death of the poet, Lily Brik destroyed and classified manuscripts, letters and diaries of Mayakovsky. The ban on their publication was in force after the death of Brik.

Part of the documents are first declassed, a Swedish researcher of the biography of Mayakovsky Bengt Youngfeldt was accessed to them. He will voice the sensational facts about Mayakovsky’s political views, which, as it turns out, was never a sincere supporter of the Bolshevik power. Why did the poet always listen to Lily's advice? How did he really feel about her? What kept Mayakovsky around the Briks for 12 years?

What were their relationship based on? Why couldn't the poet find happiness in his personal life? And what really caused his suicide? The answers to all these questions will also help the children and grandchildren of contemporaries who worked with Mayakovsky - artist Alexander Rodchenko, architect Moses Ginzburg. Script author:.