A fresh film by Yorgos Lanthimos, a wine buffet, and a live discussion with a film critic - all this adds up to a rich evening. Absurdity, satire, and aliens - in a new story with Emma Stone and Jesse Plemons, where the Christmas spirit takes on grotesque forms. One evening - many meanings. ODMO SPACE continues its film club evenings, where the film becomes not the final point, but just the beginning of a conversation. This time, the focus is on one of the loudest premieres of the season. Yorgos Lanthimos's new film "Bugonia" has already been dubbed "dark laughter in the face of a happy ending." And this definition seems accurate. On screen - a fantastic satire, absurdity, and sharp irony, where aliens, conspiracy theories, and corporate power intertwine in a tense plot. Two heroes kidnap the head of a large company, convinced that she is a representative of an extraterrestrial civilization. This is not just a crazy comedy, but a subtle statement about paranoia, power, and blurred boundaries of reality. The film is easy to watch but leaves behind a whole layer of themes for reflection. That’s why after the screening - a conversation with film critic Renat Gazizov, author of the channel "Dark Room." He will help outline points for discussion and look at what’s happening from a new angle. The program includes not only the film and conversation but also pleasant additions: welcome drink, wine buffet, free seating, and a cozy atmosphere of an intimate cinema hall. All this makes the evening informal, lively, and intellectually rich. The screening will be in the original language with subtitles. The format will suit both those who have long followed Lanthimos and those who are just discovering his cinema. And this is also a remake of the Korean sci-fi comedy "Save the Green Planet!" - a reason for comparison and additional insights. Ideas on where to go in Moscow are collected on our website.