If you want to get to know Italian cinema better and improve your language skills, come to 'Rodina'. All summer long, Italian directors' films will be shown here in the original language. The 'Rodina' cinema hosts screenings of the Italian film club. The program includes eight films with a vacation mood, family intrigues, romantic summer adventures, and recognizable Italian charm. Screenings will be held in Italian with Russian subtitles. The cycle brings together the best examples of Italian comedy in recent years - from box office hits to warm, intimate stories set in various corners of Italy: from the coast to the mountains, from Naples to Sicily. Audiences can expect light, sunny films that are perfect for a summer evening. Screening schedule: June 20 - comedy 'Italian Holidays', telling the story of three families who accidentally rent the same house on the coast. A hot vacation turns into a test of tolerance. June 27 - a film about the meeting of representatives from two different worlds 'Welcome to Rome'. The story unfolds in Rome, where successful top manager Giovanni learns that his daughter is dating a boy from a poor suburb. In an attempt to separate the couple, he allies with the boy's mother - a woman with a completely different worldview. July 4 - 'A Big Scam in a Small Town'. The plot centers around a small town in southern Italy trying to prove its right to economic revival with the help of a fake doctor. July 25 - a witty comedy by Cristina Comencini 'Between Us Girls'. An ironic portrait of female friendship and the lives of 40-year-old women who suddenly discover completely new feelings. August 1 - a tender and lively film about a teenage revolution 'My Italian Summer'. A coming-of-age story in the spirit of the best independent films: summer 1994, camping by the sea, first love, and 'Nirvana' in headphones. August 8 - a satirical comedy about the Sicilian hinterland and power, where an honest mayor enters a battle against corruption.