Georgy Natanson is actually the last of the Mohicans of our cinema. The famous director, who directed “Once More About Love,” “The Big Sister” and other masterpieces, studied with Eisenstein and was the second director of Pyryev, Dovzhenko, and Tarkovsky. The reader has a unique opportunity to read the memoirs of a man who experienced the revival, the golden age and the decline of our cinema. Georgy Natanson is also remarkable because he had a truly magical ability to “discover” actresses - Tatyana Doronina, Alla Larionova, Marina Zudina, Natalya Tenyakova, Olga Yakovleva...His book is not just priceless memories of an entire era, it is extremely touching, funny, sometimes caustic, but always very truthful stories about amazing people.