April 14, Anatoly Lysenko celebrates its 80th anniversary Automatic translate

Anatoly Lysenko is a legend of domestic television. And his biography is the history of Russian television.

The first broadcast of Anatoly Grigoryevich took place half a century ago. It was a round table on the topic, which is more important - friendship or love.

In honor of his anniversary, programs will be released on television that detail his life and work.

Russian Public Television, Leonid Mlechin’s “REMEMBER EVERYTHING” program

April 14 (Friday) at 13:30 and at 21:05.
April 16 (Sunday) at 11:30 and at 18:30.

Anatoly Lysenko. Is there life after the truth?

Before our eyes, the boundaries between real information and invented disappear. Moreover, it seems that society does not want to be warned, where is the truth and where is untruth. Primitive answers are given to the most acute, painful and urgent questions that arise before society. Instead of analyzing what is happening, revealing the causes of the problems, clearly explaining to the reader, viewer, listener what is happening…. Doesn’t it feel in this case, if not the funeral, then the decline of the profession of a journalist?

This question is answered by the president of the International Academy of Radio and Television, the general director of Public Television of Russia Anatoly Grigoryevich Lysenko, who is celebrating his 80th birthday. Three times from scratch he created new television companies - VGTRK, TV Center and OTR. Not one of the figures of domestic television can boast of such a track record.

TV channel "Culture", the program "Life Line"

April 14 at 19:45.

The issue is dedicated to the anniversary of Anatoly Grigoryevich Lysenko.

When asked what title from the set of basic, he answers - a television fossil. He has been working on television since 1968. 22 years in one edition, at one table, in one company. Then seven years VGTRK. Then five years - the Government of Moscow. Then taught. Today he runs the Public Television of Russia. The studio of the Life Line program includes a journalist, director, Honored Artist of Russia, and USSR State Prize laureate Anatoly Lysenko.