The fantastic drama "The Silence of Doctor Ivans" brings the viewer back to the eternal questions of science, morality, and humanity. The film "The Silence of Doctor Ivans," directed by Budimir Metalnikov in 1973, is a rare example of Soviet science fiction, where deep philosophical reflections are hidden behind the external story of aliens. The screening is timed to the 100th anniversary of the director's birth and is supported by the Mosfilm film company. The plot begins with a plane crash over the Atlantic, in which several people survive, including the famous Doctor Ivans. The heroes are rescued by an extraterrestrial civilization, whose representatives seek to establish contact with humanity. However, the plot goes far beyond science fiction: the film poses moral questions, choices, and the essence of human nature to the viewer. The film will be of interest to fans of intellectual cinema, retrofuturism, and philosophy enthusiasts. This is a rare opportunity to see a film capable of provoking genuine internal thought work. Find other events in Moscow on KudaGo.