Buster Keaton returns to the big screen in a double feature where virtuoso film comedy meets celluloid magic. The films "The Cameraman" and "Our Hospitality" are a cascade of stunts, satire, and unmatched humor of silent cinema. Fans of silent film can look forward to a special screening from film, dedicated to the 130th anniversary of Buster Keaton's birth. The program includes two iconic works of the legendary comedian: "The Cameraman" (1928) and "Our Hospitality" (1923). "The Cameraman" tells the story of a simple guy who falls in love and tries to get a job as a cameraman at a studio to be closer to the object of his affection. By chance, he shoots footage that turns into a sensation. Keaton masterfully parodies cinema itself, creating a film about film - satirical, touching, and incredibly funny. The second part of the program - "Our Hospitality" - offers an ironic look at the morals of the 19th century, where Keaton's hero finds himself embroiled in a conflict between two feuding clans. The humor here is combined with stunt virtuosity, historical backdrop, and signature visual aesthetics. Where to go in Moscow today, KudaGo knows.