This adaptation is not just a story about a dog; it is a tale about the human soul, loneliness, and faith in goodness. The touching drama by Stanislav Rostotsky touches the deepest feelings and makes us look at the world through the eyes of a loyal dog searching for warmth and love in an indifferent world. "White Bim Black Ear" is one of the most soulful and poignant films of Soviet cinema. This adaptation of the story by Gavriil Troepolsky has gained a special status among viewers due to its sincerity, tragedy, and rare ability to speak about simple things - loyalty, loneliness, kindness - without pretense. The main character is not a human, but a dog named Bim. His owner, an elderly writer, is hospitalized due to health issues, and Bim is left alone. Thus begins his endless journey in search of his home, full of trials, encounters with people, and situations that reveal the essence of human nature. The film shows not only the emotional resilience of the animal but also the ruthless contrasts of society: from sincere kindness to cold cruelty, from care to betrayal. Director Stanislav Rostotsky created a film that is impossible to forget. It is filled with subtle metaphors, strong visual imagery, and dramatic tension that captivates from the very first minutes. Each scene is imbued with a light sadness, and every movement of the dog is filled with hope and despair at the same time. This special screening is dedicated to the 120th anniversary of the birth of writer Gavriil Troepolsky. The opportunity to see the film on the big screen is a rare chance to experience this story anew, in the silence of the cinema hall, where every breath of the audience will freeze along with the heroes. The screening is supported by the State Film Fund of Russia at the Dzyga Vertov Cinema Hall. This is not just a film viewing, but a deep emotional experience that makes one reflect on what is important and feel with the heart. The film is suitable for family viewing, teenagers, adults - everyone who believes in the power of kindness. Ideas on where to go in Moscow are collected on our website.