The legendary "The Outsiders Gang" by Jean-Luc Godard is back on the big screen. A rare chance to see the masterpiece of the "New Wave," which became a symbol of youthful adventure and freedom. The screening will be complemented by a meeting with film expert Sergey Lavrentyev. The film "The Outsiders Gang" by Jean-Luc Godard is a landmark work of the "New Wave" that continues to enchant with its youthful audacity and freedom. It tells the story of three young people who, out of boredom, decide to pull off a daring robbery. Arthur, Franz, and Odile live as if they are shooting their own movie - with romance, quarrels, flirting, and a constant feeling that real life is about to begin. An encounter in an English language course, a chance story about money in a mansion, and a plan that turns into a race against fate. But the main thing in "The Outsiders Gang" is the atmosphere of endless movement and youth, where even the smallest detail becomes significant. The famous scene of running through the Louvre has become a symbol of freedom and a challenge to the conventions of old cinema. The special screening will be followed by a discussion with the renowned film expert Sergey Lavrentyev. This is a unique opportunity to hear rare details about the filming, learn how the film influenced the development of world cinema, and why it is still relevant today. For more details, visit the website of the "Illuzion" cinema.