At the SMART library named after Anna Akhmatova, an exciting lecture and screening of Alexander Mitta's film "Tale of Wanderings" will take place. The second meeting of the project will be held with philologist and film translator Roza Ambarian. The program includes a screening and analysis of Alexander Mitta's film "Tale of Wanderings." This parable film combines elements of adventure, philosophy, and symbolism, remaining understandable to both children and adults. In the library's intimate hall, viewers will not only be able to see the film but also participate in a discussion, analyze the plot, visual solutions, and the director's intent. Special attention will be given to the role of Andrei Mironov, who played the noble philosopher-vagabond Orlando. This is an opportunity to discover one of the most unusual works of Soviet cinema, understand how director Mitta created the atmosphere of a fairy tale with a deep subtext, and discuss why this story about the search for meaning and inner freedom remains relevant decades later. Admission is free. For more detailed information about the meeting, please visit the library's website. For even more reviews of premieres and film critiques, check out our website in the cinema section.