What is happening today with film studies literature? How are podcasts and independent publishers changing the conversation about cinema? The meeting with Stanislav Dedinsky is an opportunity to hear a professional's opinion, learn about the behind-the-scenes of film criticism, and reflect on why we should read about cinema in the streaming era. On Russian Cinema Day, the Russian State Library for Arts invites you to a meeting with Stanislav Dedinsky - a film historian, publisher, and editor-in-chief of the "Kinoartel 1895" project. This is a rare opportunity to engage with someone who has dedicated their professional career to studying the history of cinema. The meeting will discuss film studies literature: who reads it and why, how presentation formats are changing, and what role podcasts, guides, independent publishers, and digital platforms play in this. Participants will discuss how film criticism has changed over the past decades and what its significance is today. The event format implies active participation from the audience - questions can be asked, opinions shared, and dialogue entered. This is a space for everyone interested in cinema, culture, publishing, and modern journalism. Admission is free, but prior registration is required. Where to go in Moscow, knows KudaGo.