Together with philologist and film translator Roza Ambarian, participants watch a film and then discuss what they have seen. The meeting will be led by philologist and film translator Roza Ambarian. The topic of the meeting is Alexander Mitta's film "Tale of Wanderings", a cinematic parable where an adventurous plot intertwines with philosophical exploration. The director constructs a world where the road becomes a test of character, and miracles are always accompanied by the responsibility of choice. Particular interest is drawn to the role of Andrei Mironov. His Orlando is a noble vagabond, a philosopher, and a guide to the land of meanings. In his gestures, one can hear sadness and dignity; even irony sounds not as a mask, but as a defense of inner vulnerability. Such a portrait expands the usual actor's repertoire. The lecturer will explain the meaning of symbolic objects, how the motif of the journey works, why the mythical element does not negate the realism of detail, analyze the composition and rhythm of scenes, and pay attention to the work with the frame's space and musical accents. Lecture guests will be able to ask questions, argue, and compare. Such a dialogue gives a sense of belonging: the film ceases to be a "foreign story" and becomes a personal experience. Where to go in Moscow is known by KudaGo.