On the day of the liberation of Leningrad, a documentary film will be shown at the Capella. Its heroes are descendants of the residents of the besieged city, who share their personal stories and memories. The film "Echo of the Blockade" invites viewers to look at the tragic events of the Great Patriotic War through the stories of the descendants of the blockade survivors. Director Elena Bovtyun created a touching and profound film that returns to the roots of heroism and memory. The film tells how the residents of Leningrad fought for their lives despite hunger, cold, and daily bombings. The heroes of the film are our contemporaries who share personal stories of their ancestors who survived the blockade. We learn about their lives before the war, the first days of the blockade, and how they managed to maintain faith in victory. The film raises relevant questions: what kind of society surrounds us, do we have a future, are we capable of compassion and mutual aid? This is a film about memory that is passed down from generation to generation and about the value of human relationships. The screening will take place in the cozy cinema hall of the Capella. We tell you on KudaGo where to go in St. Petersburg this weekend for free.