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The boundary is my conscience.

— Chulpan Khamatova

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Source: On how far she would go to make compromises with the government in "Russian star Khamatova discusses dissident director" in Deutsche Welle (4 June 2017)
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Changing the world for the better always comes with pain, with fatigue, with some heavy-hearted feeling of unfairness, with this unbreakable wall. But, as it turns out, there is always a flashlight that will sparkle at some point behind this dark spell, and you just walk towards this light hoping that you can peck a hole in that wall and squeeze your way through it.

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I try to be a jovial person but, unfortunately, to a great extent that depends on willpower.

For me, the most important thing in education is to instill a sense of responsibility. Because when you are responsible for your words, it will be very easy for you to live in this life later. If you live all the time with the claim that everyone owes you, it is very stupid.

My attitude towards death has changed a lot in recent years. I can easily accept my own death - it is not difficult. It's hard to lose someone.

My kids don't watch my movies. They are not interested. They do not want to perceive mom as such.

I would probably say that music is one of the most expressive art forms for me. Of course, I don’t perform professionally, though it does play a huge role: it helps me think differently and want to go on living.

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