This is a story about how sometimes a person is ready to throw everything away to feel true life again, full of dreams and unexpected turns, and to walk down the main street. 'On the Main Street with the Orchestra' is a film in which director Pyotr Todorovsky candidly shows how fragile human life is and how much we can dream of change. The main character is tired of being part of a faceless system; he longs for change and freedom. For him, 'on the main street' means not compromising but going where the heart sounds loud like an orchestra. It is a story about a man who unexpectedly decides to turn everything upside down: to quit his job, leave his familiar routine, family, and friends for an unknown freedom. This film has become a true manifesto for people who have ever dreamed of breaking free and starting over. But the film is not only about romance - it is also about the price of freedom. For the viewer, encountering this film is an opportunity to look inside themselves. Perhaps someone will recognize their thoughts, their unfulfilled desires, and their fears. It is a subtle drama about the internal dialogue and conflict between duty and dream. The atmosphere of the film, the music, and Todorovsky's subtle humor make this story truly close and understandable to everyone. The screening is dedicated to the 100th anniversary of Pyotr Todorovsky and is held with the support of the Mosfilm film concern. KudaGo features the current poster for Moscow.