AP Television Moscow, Russia, 23 October 2009 1. Various Millionaire Fair 2. Set up shot Elina 3. SOUNDBITE (English) Elina (no last name given), Russian wife of Indian businessman: "There is not so much in Russia poor people, there is a little. And they try to make their lives very nice to be rich." AP Television Lianozovo, Moscow - October 25th 2009 4. Wide of train pulling out of station 5. Mid of train passing by station sign 6. Wide top shot of flea market by train tracks 7. Mid pan people selling goods on platform 8. Mid set up Vladimir Vasilyevsky 9. Wide Vladimir talks to woman 10. Cutaway hats on ground 11. SOUNDBITE: (Russian) Vladimir Vasilyevsky, Flea Market Trader: "People have some old things, I mean some clothes, figurines, stamps. Generally speaking, it can be anything from screws to a toy train, anything that is no longer of any use to them, as they perhaps think. They try to make some money from selling these to buy bread, milk, sugar and something else." 12. Wide top shot of flea market 13. Top shot of man selling goods on train track 14. Wide of old women selling goods 15. SOUNDBITE: (Russian) Vladimir Vasilyevsky, Flea Market Trader: "Here you find people who are in need, just very poor people. I know a lot of people like that. One woman raises three children on her own. She has no husband and no one to help her so she goes and finds something at a garbage heap, or her neighbours may give her something they don't need. She will come here and will sell it to get some money." 16. Mid set up Klara Ivanovna 17. Wide Klara at stall 18. Mid Klara talks to woman 19. Cutaway woman looks at goods 20. SOUNDBITE: (Russian) Klavdia Ivanovna, Flea Market Trader: "No, I don't have enough money at all. Why we are here? Because they always take our money for something and no one knows for what." 21. Close up pan goods on ground 22. Close up old jewelry 23. Close up old boots and telephone 24. Mid of porcelain figures 25. Wide of dog standing by stall 26. Mid of dog 27. Wide set up Zhenya 28. Cutaway people at stall 29. SOUNDBITE: (Russian) Zhenya (no surname given): "I'm a member of the Communist party. I say once again that China goes in advance of the whole planet. World revolution is ahead of us. Capitalism is decayed, imperialism is decayed. Workers of the world, unite!" 30. Wide of Klara Ivanovna sewing 31. Close up hands 32. SOUNDBITE: (Russian) Klavdia Ivanovna, Flea Market Trader: "A 'New Russian' (new rich Russian) was sitting on my train recently and asked me, "hey, grandma, how do you live?" And I answered him: " I lived well once, but now it has become very hard to live." He said, "nothing will change until we go out onto the streets with pitchforks." So, the talk is useless, until we take to the streets with pitchforks!" 33. Wide of stalls 34. Wide people setting out goods LEAD IN: A little over a year into the recession that ended Russia's golden decade of economic growth, the country's rich and poor alike still seem to be reeling. The recent down-sized Millionaire Fair showed that life for Russia's rich has indeed lost much of its glitz. And for some of Russia's poor a weekly flea market has become the only way to survive. STORYLINE: Russia's rich at the Millionaire Fair (23 October 2009). The annual bling-fest emphasises wealth, good living and, well, wealth. This well-off wife is convinced there aren't many poor people in Russia: "There is not so much in Russia poor people, there is a little. And they try to make their lives very nice to be rich." But just a short train ride away from the glitz and glamour of Russia's capital is Lianozova. They come here on Friday evenings to reserve the best places and stay for the next three days. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://bit.ly/1enPcGT Find out more about AP Archive: http://bit.ly/1LEFZZz
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Russia's poor rely on fleamarket for survival
AP Television Moscow, Russia, 23 October 2009 1. Various Millionaire Fair 2. Set up shot Elina 3. SOUNDBITE (English) Elina (no last name given), Russian wife of Indian businessman: "There is not so much in Russia poor people, there is a little. And they try to make their lives very nice to be rich." AP Television Lianozovo, Moscow - October 25th 2009 4. Wide of train pulling out of station 5. Mid of train passing by station sign 6. Wide top shot of flea market by train tracks 7. Mid pan people selling goods on platform 8. Mid set up Vladimir Vasilyevsky 9. Wide Vladimir talks to woman 10. Cutaway hats on ground 11. SOUNDBITE: (Russian) Vladimir Vasilyevsky, Flea Market Trader: "People have some old things, I mean some clothes, figurines, stamps. Generally speaking, it can be anything from screws to a toy train, anything that is no longer of any use to them, as they perhaps think. They try to make some money from selling these to buy bread, milk, sugar and something else." 12. Wide top shot of flea market 13. Top shot of man selling goods on train track 14. Wide of old women selling goods 15. SOUNDBITE: (Russian) Vladimir Vasilyevsky, Flea Market Trader: "Here you find people who are in need, just very poor people. I know a lot of people like that. One woman raises three children on her own. She has no husband and no one to help her so she goes and finds something at a garbage heap, or her neighbours may give her something they don't need. She will come here and will sell it to get some money." 16. Mid set up Klara Ivanovna 17. Wide Klara at stall 18. Mid Klara talks to woman 19. Cutaway woman looks at goods 20. SOUNDBITE: (Russian) Klavdia Ivanovna, Flea Market Trader: "No, I don't have enough money at all. Why we are here? Because they always take our money for something and no one knows for what." 21. Close up pan goods on ground 22. Close up old jewelry 23. Close up old boots and telephone 24. Mid of porcelain figures 25. Wide of dog standing by stall 26. Mid of dog 27. Wide set up Zhenya 28. Cutaway people at stall 29. SOUNDBITE: (Russian) Zhenya (no surname given): "I'm a member of the Communist party. I say once again that China goes in advance of the whole planet. World revolution is ahead of us. Capitalism is decayed, imperialism is decayed. Workers of the world, unite!" 30. Wide of Klara Ivanovna sewing 31. Close up hands 32. SOUNDBITE: (Russian) Klavdia Ivanovna, Flea Market Trader: "A 'New Russian' (new rich Russian) was sitting on my train recently and asked me, "hey, grandma, how do you live?" And I answered him: " I lived well once, but now it has become very hard to live." He said, "nothing will change until we go out onto the streets with pitchforks." So, the talk is useless, until we take to the streets with pitchforks!" 33. Wide of stalls 34. Wide people setting out goods LEAD IN: A little over a year into the recession that ended Russia's golden decade of economic growth, the country's rich and poor alike still seem to be reeling. The recent down-sized Millionaire Fair showed that life for Russia's rich has indeed lost much of its glitz. And for some of Russia's poor a weekly flea market has become the only way to survive. STORYLINE: Russia's rich at the Millionaire Fair (23 October 2009). The annual bling-fest emphasises wealth, good living and, well, wealth. This well-off wife is convinced there aren't many poor people in Russia: "There is not so much in Russia poor people, there is a little. And they try to make their lives very nice to be rich." But just a short train ride away from the glitz and glamour of Russia's capital is Lianozova. They come here on Friday evenings to reserve the best places and stay for the next three days. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://bit.ly/1enPcGT Find out more about AP Archive: http://bit.ly/1LEFZZz
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