"Pretty" is a story about complex family ties and fragile trust, which will resonate particularly deeply thanks to the discussion with psychologist Pavel Savosin. "Pretty" is a rare example of cinema that does not rush and gives the viewer time to reflect. The feature debut of India Donaldson impresses not so much with its plot as with its atmosphere. 17-year-old Sam goes on a three-day hike with her father and his friend. At first, it seems like an ordinary outing into nature, but during conversations by the campfire and silence under the branches of trees, long-forgotten grievances, unfulfilled hopes, and latent fears emerge. Pauses and silence in the film play almost as significant a role as words. They compel one to listen to oneself and others, to catch the slightest changes in mood. After the screening, guests will discuss what they have seen with psychologist Pavel Savosin. This is a unique opportunity to talk about trust, boundaries, and growing up. Why do some words hurt, while silence heals? Why do teenagers often understand more than we think? The discussion will help to view the film not only as a beautiful story but also as a reason to reflect on oneself. For more details about the screening, visit the "Illuziona" website. KudaGo features the current Moscow schedule.