The screening of "The Last Steamboat" invites viewers on a cinematic journey through the northern seas of Russia. It’s a chance to peek into the secluded corners of the country, where every summer the residents of distant villages await the steamboat "Klava" with goods and stories. The screening of the film "The Last Steamboat" is not just an evening of cinema, but a true window into the life of the Russian North. Participants in the meeting will be able to see rare footage of how a small passenger steamboat connects the remote villages of the Barents and White Seas. This route is only operated three times a year, making each voyage of the steamboat a real event for the Pomors, Saami, and residents of military garrisons. The film offers viewers much of interest: sea tales, stories from local residents, and unique Pomor life. All of this was filmed by the crew of the legendary "Lenfilm" studio. Evening guests, along with the heroes of the cinematic journey, will feel what it means to wait for a ship that connects the "big land" with the harsh northern coast. A special emphasis is placed by the organizers on the fact that after the screening, it will be possible to discuss the film with other viewers, share impressions, and learn even more about the secrets of the North. We share on our website where to go with children in St. Petersburg.