Director Evgenia Berkovich, who is in SIZO-6 “Pechatniki”, shared the details of life in the detention center. “Everyone is polite, careful and even kind to us,” Berkovich said in a letter, which was read by an Russian media correspondent.
Berkovich, judging by his letter, tries to read more and watch TV less and notes the completely “normal” quality of food in the remand center.
True, notes the director (Berkovich asks to be called that), everyone is trying to find out what was the reason that she and playwright Svetlana Petriychuk were placed in a remand center. According to her, interlocutors treat with suspicion the explanation that she was arrested on suspicion of justifying terrorism for the play “Finist Yasny Sokol” about Islamic extremists who recruit Russian women. “Well, if you don’t want to, don’t say it,” Berkovich quotes his interlocutors.
On social media, Berkovich’s friends also posted another letter from the director today, in which she says she “doesn’t want to be a banner,” but wants “prosecco and a big fatty steak,” and asks his relatives not to argue. his arrest.
On May 5, the Zamoskvoretsky court in Moscow sent Berkovich and Petriychuk to a remand center for two months, until July 4. Many well-known theatrical personalities vouched for Berkovich, including Konstantin Raikin, Oleg Menshikov, Maxim Vitorgan and others.
Actor Oskar Kuchera expressed surprise at such a harsh accusation and restraint on social media, and singer Alexander Rosenbaum at the concert called for “backing down” against the girls. “We’ve gone too far,” said the artist.
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