The Slovenian philosopher Slavoj Zizek, well known in Russia, says: cinema is the most perverted of the arts. True, perverted not in the sense that it is vicious (although in this too), but in the fact that what we see on the screen, upon careful reading, often has the exact opposite meaning, or better yet, interpretation. And since Zizek never hid his “perverted” talent for seeing completely unobvious things behind obvious things, he treats cinema with the most reverence: this area of cultural life always offers us the most interesting topics for thought. content Alexander Pavlov. The glory of the Zhezhek lifts the funny 7 -duration of the critical remark 33 heads 1. Internal transgression 36 Chapter 2. Act of a woman 49 Chapter 3. split fantasies 62 Glavs 4. Three scenes 79 heads 5. Conducted hatred of 94 chapter 6. Fathers, everywhere Fathers of 105 Chapers 7. The end of psychology 115. Glovy 8. Cyberspace between perversion. and trauma 128Chapter 9. Futur Anterieur in the history of art 135Chapter 10. The production of fundamental fantasy 142AppendixSlavoj Zizek. "Avatar": strategies of politically correct ideology 152