The French Film Club and the 'Moskino Zhukovsky' cinema invite everyone who loves French cinema and discussions about it. The meeting will take place as part of the French Film Club, and the discussion after the screening will be led by cultural expert and French language teacher Polina Levina. On October 26, viewers will see Jean-Luc Godard's 'Band of Outsiders' on the big screen. The film will be shown in the original language with Russian subtitles. After the screening, viewers will be invited to the cinema's library, where a discussion about Godard, his method, and the role of 'Band of Outsiders' in the history of European cinema will take place. 'Band of Outsiders' is one of the key films of the French 'New Wave'. In it, Godard combines the genre of crime drama with the lightness of comedy and the poetic nature of melodrama. The story of three young people planning a robbery turns into a reflection on the boundaries of play and reality, while the signature lightness of the camera and editing jumps create a sense of continuous improvisational movement. This is an opportunity to see a classic of European cinema on the big screen and then discuss its artistic techniques and social significance with an expert. More details about the special screening can be found on the cinema's website.