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Moscow stories, a thread through the cinema and architecture of old streets.

"We had an interpreter-Nemchin. Ha, it would be for him to translate, but he does not knit a bast. We boiled him in boiling water."- said the deacon Feofan (Savely Kramarov) in Leonid Gaidais comedy "Ivan Vasilyevich changes his profession."
Interpreter - translator of oral foreign speech. Nemchin is any European foreigner who does not speak Russian, its like being mute.
Maly Tolmachevsky Lane bears in its name the toponymic imprint of the "Old Tolmachs" settlement located here in the XIV-XVI centuries.
On the left side of the alley are the buildings of the Tretyakov Gallery, and behind them the church-museum of St. Nicholas in Tolmachi.
Maly Tolmachevsky Lane, 8/11 – the 19th century Medyntsev-Remizov town estate where Russian writer, artist and calligrapher Alexey Remizov (1877 — 1957) was born and grew up.

The painting "The Tretyakov Gallery is nearby" Maly Tolmachevsky Lane, has a unique NFC certificate of authenticity ART REGISTER, written specifically for the exhibition Presentika 2022 in Gostiny Dvor, Moscow