What if we revisit a childhood fairy tale - and hear entirely different meanings in it? The film "The Scarlet Flower" will be screened as part of the cinema space of light-sound experiments. This is a rare opportunity to view a traditional plot as a visual-poetic experience, where magic is a metaphor. The film "The Scarlet Flower" will be part of the seventh meeting in the film cycle "Cinema Space of Light-Sound Experiments," taking place at the Voznensky Center. This is not just a return to a well-known fairy tale, but a deep visual-sound interpretation of it, where the familiar plot sounds fresh and multifaceted. The story of three sisters, a magical island, a mysterious palace, and an enchanted beast transforms into a symbolic journey through themes of love, sacrifice, and inner transformation. The film's characters inhabit a strange space where reality intertwines with metaphors: a mysterious hermit with a peacock and a turtle, a grumpy yet kind valet, and the main character - a beast that turns out to be not what it seems at first glance. The film unfolds not only through the plot but also through the aesthetics of the frame, the atmosphere of the palace, and details filled with meanings. It is a meditative, almost theatrical spectacle - slow, deep, and symbolic. The screening is timed to coincide with the exhibition "Bright Thaw" and will complement it with its themes. This event will be of interest to those who seek in cinema not entertainment, but reflection. It will suit adult viewers who are close to the aesthetics of arthouse, interested in visual language, and value the cultural depth of the work. The screening will be a rare opportunity to watch a rare film in a special context - in combination with the exhibition program and a curatorial approach to film selection. This is the event that gives the viewer a chance to experience a familiar fairy tale differently and perhaps see in it a reflection of their own feelings and memories. Where to go with children in Moscow can be found on KudaGo.