The cult classic "Night" by Michelangelo Antonioni will sound anew with commentary from film critic Anton Fomochkin. Immersion in the atmosphere of alienation, anxiety, and urban emptiness of the 1960s promises to be a vivid cinematic experience. "Night" is one of Michelangelo Antonioni's key films and the central part of his famous trilogy on alienation. It is not just a drama about the collapse of a marriage, but a subtle psychological portrait of characters dissolved in the urban space of Milan in the 1960s. The director examines with surgical precision the emotional distance between the spouses, hidden behind external well-being and social smiles. The main roles are played by Marcello Mastroianni and Jeanne Moreau, whose images have become true icons of European cinema. The film is rich in visual metaphors, where architecture reflects the inner crisis of the characters. The monochrome palette, restrained acting, and almost silent language of the frame create a unique cinematic poetics - Antonioni's signature style. This time, viewers will see the film accompanied by film scholar and critic Anton Fomochkin, whose commentary will allow a fresh perspective on the masterpiece. The screening will take place at the "Illuzion" cinema in the original language with Russian subtitles. Details about the special screening can be found on the cinema center's website.