"Purple Sun" is a cult thriller by René Clément featuring the incomparable Alain Delon as the charismatic Tom Ripley. The film about the sweet life, deception, and the fragility of others' freedom will come to life on the big screen and gain specificity through a discussion of the film with critic Anton Fomochkin. "Purple Sun" is the film that forever cemented Alain Delon's image as the ideal adventurer. Under the scorching rays of the southern sun, a story unfolds where the thirst for a beautiful life drives the hero to deception, betrayal, and crime. Tom Ripley is a charismatic young man without family ties, tasked with bringing the heir of a family back to America. But instead, Ripley decides to assume another's life, literally stepping into the skin of Philip Greenleaf and enjoying everything that belongs to another. Vivid shots of the seaside, yachts, tanned shoulders, and white shirts create the illusion of a perfect vacation. But beneath this layer lies cold calculation and a desperate desire to achieve freedom by any means. After the screening, the audience will have a discussion with Anton Fomochkin-a film critic and film scholar who will help look at the classic plot from a new angle. Details about the special screening can be found on the "Illusion" cinema website. KudaGo features the current Moscow schedule.