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I finished watching the historical detective series "Yesenin." Overall, it's reminiscent of the typical series churned out by ORT every season, but the quality of the execution is good – it features the same cast of Russian actors that we've seen many times before – Bezrukov, Khlebnikov, and so on. There were no cardboard tanks to be seen :) What attracted me was the historical aspect. It was interesting to compare facts from his biography, poems with the depicted events, and also to observe Yesenin's behavior. In my opinion, his sociotype was portrayed well, and that's something to be happy about :) At the same time, a detective storyline was unfolding in parallel: it's 1985, the Lubyanka, and some colonel becomes interested in Yesenin's death... So, over 12 episodes, he searches for clues with his assistant, Varya, and in the very end, he is given a meeting with a living witness to the poet's death. The colonel rushes to the meeting, telling Varya on the way that he wants to meet her in the evening at the cinema. He finds the witness already dead from a heart attack... but he left him a gift – a real act of investigation into the cause of death. That is, direct evidence of a violent death. The delighted colonel drives home, but on the way, an accident occurs on a slippery bridge, and the car falls down with an explosion... Varya remained waiting at the cinema.

За всем следят машины благодати и любви.