The Third Place mansion invites viewers to CINEMA DAY - a day without lectures and educational programs, when you can simply stroll through the halls, relax, and watch your favorite movies. The mansion, which has temporarily quieted down after the TPAF fair, will become an intimate space for leisurely relaxation. There will be no strict regulations - just comfortable screenings in a cozy atmosphere and the opportunity to share impressions with friends. As part of CINEMA DAY, guests of the mansion will be able to spend the day in the company of films that have long become favorites among a wide range of viewers. On the big screen, the fantasy tale by Tim Burton "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" will be shown, featuring Johnny Depp as the eccentric owner of the magical candy factory; the touching French story by Jean-Pierre Jeunet "Amélie" about a girl who turns the mundane into a series of wonderful discoveries; the musical dramedy by John Carney "Once", where New York becomes a space for self-discovery and the birth of new songs; and the cult classic "Fight Club" by David Fincher - a manifesto film about rebellion against consumer society and the search for freedom. The program is curated to unite films of different genres and moods - from a bright fairy tale to a musical drama and provocative classic. CINEMA DAY is perfect for those who want to spend a Sunday without unnecessary hustle: to surrender to the magic of cinema, rediscover beloved films, and feel the atmosphere of the space. More details can be found on the Third Place website.