#sitnikov

[lifewithaview]

Jamie Sives as Sitnikov in Chernobyl (2019) 1:23:45

Ep1

While nuclear physics professor Valery Legasov hides evidence of what really happened, expecting to die soon and as scapegoat for the world's worst nuclear disaster that contributed to the demise of Soviet Union, he recalls the 1986 Chernobyl power plant disaster. The under-qualified night shift in the Ukrainian reactor control room is incapable of grasping, let alone controlling the nuclear reactions getting completely out of control. No timely warnings are given until the uranium rods escalate an unstoppable meltdown. Party officials pigheadedly keep pretending it's just a building fire, so time is wasted and people are contaminated before the horrible radiation symptoms became impossible to ignore and Moscow has to learn the truth. The KGB vice director is assigned by Gorbachov to handle it with outspoken expert Legasov as imposed counsel, whim he would prefer to dispose of but finds crucially, albeit inconveniently, knowledgeable. The rest of the world is kept ignorant, but alarming readings start raising questions.

*[first lines] Valery Legasov: What is the cost of lies? It's not that we'll mistake them for the truth. The real danger is that if we hear enough lies, then we no longer recognize the truth at all. What can we do then? What else is left but to abandon even the hope of truth and content ourselves instead with stories? In these stories, it doesn't matter who the heroes are. All we want to know is: "Who is to blame?"

[fashionlandscapeblog]

Vasily Sitnikov

Still Life, 1980

Watercolor on paper.

[nofatclips]

Tempelhof by Yann Tiersen, live in studio at The Eskal

[munshtuk]

random fanart of Alexander Sitnikov

4 positions Bruno - unpleasant look

[thunderstruck9]

Alexander Sitnikov (Russian, 1945), Temptation, 1976. Oil on canvas, 33 x 27 in.

[kosmos-fantastika]

Frank Herbert - Dune (Russian Federation, 1992)

artist: Sergey Sitnikov

[art-collecteur]

Vasily Sitnikov

Nude, 1977

[tazova]

Characters belongs to:

https://t.me/dmsit_creativity_of_soul

On telegram. This is a lil continuation of his recent work:

Text from mother:

1 panel: What kind if hat is that?! Put on a normal one right now!

2 panel: Look at this groom :3

(fabric lining, continuation of the piece for fixation and protection ot the neck)

[4eternal-life]

ALEXANDER SITNIKOV  (Russian, b. 1945)

Metamorphosis

oil on canvas,  140 x 140 cm. (55 1/8 x 55 1/8 in.)

© Shapiro Auctions

[toxictaicho]

Pure despair

oil pastels, wax crayons, watercolors

Kyoraku watching ruins of Mayuri's lab, Ukitake's life leaving his body

Might be only fan of both shows here, but that short scene of 12th Division ruins in beggining of ep. 13 reminded me of scene from Chernobyl HBO where is Sitnikov forced to look into reactor from roof. He saw death there.

[sportswear-chav-smokers-colors]

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#464-03

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[teeth--thief]

I hope you missed the feeling of a full, Chornobyl-themed inbox. You'll have to get used to it! Do you know any good documentaries, interviews, videos, etc. about Chornobyl? Whether direct links (YT or otherwise), or just the titles, it'd be a big help for me. - R

If something is not linked right or there's any other problem, please let me know! Drafting text posts on mobile is an absolute nightmare. They still haven't fixed the bug that randomly deactivates hyperlinks and messes with whole paragraphs of text... delightful.

Let's see what I have saved... @deadvitya you asked for "good" stuff - now, I'm not sure if I'd clarify all of these as good, but at least most of them aren't the silly and very dramatised "documentaries."

Предупреждение (1986)

3828

Belonging

Exodus

These places are dear to me

Unforgettable

Threshold

The Bell of Chernobyl

Pripyat Chernobyl Year 1996

Pripyat archival footage from 1986 till 1990

About Vashchuk (one/two/three/parts of these available here with translation)

Розщеплені на атоми

Lyudmila Ignatenko about HBO's show | Vasily's mother and Svetlana Aleksevich (ugh)

Літературно-експертні вечори "Ті, хто не залишив варту" (part 1/part 2)

The Chernobyl Labyrinth: The Search for Khodemchuk with Aleksandr Agulov

Aleksandr Kupnyi has a lot of interviews; some of his videos are even translated

Поход в шахту реактора a.k.a archival footage from 1998 posted by Kupnyi that deserves its very own mention

The Chornobyl Family YouTube channel

That Chernobyl Guy (obviously)

Чернобыльская атом��ая

Interview with Valery Perevozchenko's wife

Compiled bits of (incredibly depressing) interviews with Vera Toptunova (Leonid Toptunov's mother)

Interview with Oleksiy Breus

Boris Stolyarchuk interview

Не спрашивай, по ком звонит колокол (a warning: it starts with the exhumation of Shashenok's body)

Колокол Чернобыля

Maximum Allowable Dose (a documentary with the focus on Legasov)

The Telecon documentary channel has a TON of archival footage from the liquidation efforts (including this one in which they're bothering Steinberg as he's having lunch lmao)

The hour long interview with Dyatlov

A much shorter interview with Dyatlov

Recordings from the beginning of the infamous trial

Pre disaster Bryukhanov interview

A short 1996 Bryukhanov interview

Fomin appearance from a TV programme

Firefighters interview

Chernobyl: Utopia in Flames (I dont have a nice streaming link, but I do have this)

Chernobyl: Two Colors of Time (it's a trilogy, but I can't find the first part as of right now. Here are the second and the third)

Phone conversations from the night of the disaster (acted out, not the actual recording, of course)

A few things (not videos) I have miraculously saved and not lost and forgotten about immediately after reading:

Interview with Sitnikov's widow

Interview with Aleksandr Akimov's childhood friend

Chernobyl Critical Blog

Inexplicably gone (since last year, I think) but archived on the Wayback Machine, Francesca Dani's Heroes of Chernobyl articles. It included an interview with Leonid Toptunov's mother.

Note: I deliberately did not add documentaries such as "Hour by Hour", the BBC one, "The Final Warning" (yes, like the book) etc etc, because they're easy to find and also... you know... not that good. Honourable mention: the "Zero Hour" documentary, which did a great job casting the control room staff (and nothing else). I'm sure that I'm forgetting a ton of things, but I'd say it's a solid starting point.

[tikitania]

The followers I follow at Mariinsky are currently scheduled for the following at the moment:

Maria Bulanova: Russian Overture: The Young Lady and the Hooligan The Fairy's Kiss, The Queen of the Snowflakes (Nutcracker), Princess Betsy (Anna Karenina), Street dancer (Don Quixote), Carducha (Paquita).

Maria Khoreva: Kitri (Don Quixote), Paquita. Alexandra Khiteyeva: Swanilda (Coppelia), Gulnare (Le Corsaire), Cristina (Paquita).

Diana Vishneva: Girl (A csodálatos mandarin A kékszakállú herceg vára)

Renata Shakirova: Swanilda (Coppelia), Odette/Odile (Swan Lake), The Tsar-Maiden (The Little Humpbacked Horse), Paquita.

Olesya Novikova: Chopiniana Le Spectre de la rose The Swan Schéhérazade, Giselle.

Maria Chernyvskaya: Russian Overture: The Young Lady and the Hooligan The Fairy's Kiss 

Alisa Barinova: The Prince’s Friends (Swan Lake), Classical Duet (Giselle)

Yesenia Anushenkova: nothing at the moment Svetlana Savelieva: nothing at the moment :(

Camilla Mazzi: Sylphide, Petrouchka Le Carnaval The Firebird, Maria (The Fountain of Bakhchisarai), Chopiniana Le Spectre de la rose The Swan Schéhérazade.

Daria Kulikova: The Queen of the Dryads (Don Quixote), Medora (Le Corsaire)

Lots of overlap. I also follow: Valeira Kuznetzova: recently in Swan Lake as a bride, and also danced as one of the 2 swans, Fairy of Tenderness (I think??) in Sleeping Beauty. She'll be a Fairy in the Upcoming Fairy's Kiss, and I suspect she'll have a variation as one of Paquita's Friends in the upcoming run of Paquita — I hope! Valeria Bespalova: I think she was injured for a minute, but she's playing Effie in La Sylphide. She was very good in Legend of Love (one of the gold ladies.) On the men's side, I want to see more of: Ivan Sitnikov, Anton Osterov, Aaron Horowitz-Osawa, Deryabin (recently debuted in Raymonda) and Ramanbek Beishenaliev. Interestingly, in the recent run of Shurale, both Nagahisa and Botoeva has to bow out due to injury/illness, so Amanda Gomes — a Brazilian dancing for the Tartar State Opera and Ballet — had to step in. There was no one else prepared or available. What an incredibly opportunity for her!

[philipkindreddickhead]

Doing the Chernobyl rewatch and I'll still never understand why Ulana Khomyuk is a composite character. Even bullshit characters like Fomin, Akimov, and Sitnikov get to be real people with real names who were really there, but the one female scientist is a stand-in for a bunch of scientists? Like... just admit you can't be bothered to name a female scientist...

[nastassyafilippovna]

Sitnikov/kukshina could be my next m/f ship to hit the towers like I could make them dykes and they could be silly. Do you hear what I’m saying? Does anyone hear me.

[goalhofer]

Every goal of the 2025 IIHF World Juniors day 7

U.S.A. vs. Switzerland

#8 Brandon Svoboda (2) unassisted 6:39 3rd (U.S.A. 1-0 Switzerland)

#12 James Hagens (3) Moore (2), Ziemer (2) 8:23 1st (U.S.A. 2-0 Switzerland)

#9 Ryan Leonard (3) unassisted 11:35 1st (U.S.A. 3-0 Switzerland)

#14 Nils Rhyn (1)(SH) Reber (2) 15:04 1st (U.S.A. 3-1 Switzerland)

#17 Danny Nelson (4) Moore (3), Ziemer (3) 16:44 1st (U.S.A. 4-1 Switzerland)

#28 Zeev Buium (2)(PP) Perreault (2) 7:45 2nd (U.S.A. 5-1 Switzerland)

#12 James Hagens (4) Perreault (3), Kleber (1) 15:03 2nd (U.S.A. 6-1 Switzerland)

#9 Ryan Leonard (4)(PP) Perreault (4), Buium (2) 16:23 2nd (U.S.A. 7-1 Switzerland)

#22 Andro Kaderli (2)(PP) Gruber (1), Braillard (1) 6:53 3rd (U.S.A. 7-2 Switzerland)

Germany vs. Kazakhstan

#77 Asanali Ruslanuly (1) Orazov (3) 4:33 1st (Germany 0-1 Kazakhstan)

#20 Maxim Schäfer (1) Maul (1) 4:41 1st (Germany 1-1 Kazakhstan)

#98 Nikita Sitnikov (1) Migunov (1), Gross (1) 17:46 1st (Germany 1-2 Kazakhstan)

#15 Artur Gross (3) Kankin (1) 2:02 2nd (Germany 1-3 Kazakhstan)

#20 Maxim Schäfer (2)(PP) Sumpf (4), Samanski (1) 3:58 2nd (Germany 2-3 Kazakhstan)

#22 Edwin Tropmann (2)(PP) Seidl (1), Sumpf (5) 4:19 2nd (Germany 3-3 Kazakhstan)

#26 Julius Sumpf (2)(PP) Tropmann (2) 4:03 3rd (Germany 4-3 Kazakhstan)

Sweden vs. Latvia

#11 Zeb Forsfjäll (2) Bergqvist (1) 8:30 1st (Sweden 1-0 Latvia)

#22 Anton Wahlberg (4) Sandin-Pellikka (5), Nilsson (4) 9:52 1st (Sweden 2-0 Latvia)

#15 David Edstrom (2)(PP) Eklund (4), Unger-Sörum (3) 3:57 2nd (Sweden 3-0 Latvia)

#9 Ēriks Mateiko (5) Sieradzkis (1), Uljanskis (1) 10:13 2nd (Sweden 3-1 Latvia)

#9 Ēriks Mateiko (6) Mūrnieks (3), Sieradzkis (2) 18:50 2nd (Sweden 3-2 Latvia)

Finland vs. Slovakia

#38 Jesse Kiiskinen (4) Nurmi (2), Ruohonen (2) 1:10 1st (Finland 1-0 Slovakia)

#24 Jesse Nurmi (1) Kiiskinen (1), Nieminen (2) 3:54 1st (Finland 2-0 Slovakia)

#22 Kasper Halttunen (2) Kiviharju (3), Rautiainen (2) 13:03 1st (Finland 3-0 Slovakia)

#18 Juraj Pekarčík (3)(PP) Dvorský (4), Štrbák (5) 10:15 2nd (Finland 3-1 Slovakia)

#18 Rasmus Kumpulainen (1) Rautiainen (3), Jokinen (1) 15:53 2nd (Finland 4-1 Slovakia)

#27 Róbert Fedor (1) Kukumberg; Jr. (1) 9:13 3rd (Finland 4-2 Slovakia)

#15 Dalibor Dvorský (5) Pekarčík (4), Královič (1) 16:04 3rd (Finland 4-3 Slovakia)

#24 Jesse Nurmi (2) Ruohonen (3), Miettinen (2) 18:01 3rd (Finland 5-3 Slovakia)

Czech Republic vs. Canada

#17 Petr Sikora (4) Hradec (2) 0:43 1st (Czech Republic 1-0 Canada)

#23 Tanner Howe (1)(SH) Yager (2) 10:17 1st (Czech Republic 1-1 Canada)

#21 Jakub Štancl (5)(PP) Jecho (4), Jiříček (3) 12:45 1st (Czech Republic 2-1 Canada)

#12 Eduard Šalé (5) Maštalířský (2), Galvas (3) 19:57 1st (Czech Republic 3-1 Canada)

#22 Porter Martone (1) Molendyk (2), Yager (3) 17:40 2nd (Czech Republic 3-2 Canada)

#10 Bradly Nadeau (2) Pinelli (1), Dickinson (2) 15:42 3rd (Czech Republic 3-3 Canada)

#10 Adam Jecho (2)(PP) Jiříček (4), Sikora (1) 19:20 3rd (Czech Republic 4-3 Canada)