The cinematic portrait of poet Sergey Yesenin comes to life on screen in the lyrical biography "Sing a Song, Poet". Music, poetry, and footage from his life intertwine in a heartfelt narrative about a personality that left an indelible mark on culture. To commemorate the 130th anniversary of Sergey Yesenin's birth, the Museum of Cinema will host a screening of the film "Sing a Song, Poet" - a poetic film biography in which the life of the great poet is revealed through music, his own verses, and unique visual poetry. This is a deep reflection on his creativity, character, and the time in which he lived. The film combines archival footage, poems, and songs to his words, creating a poignant picture of his inner world. Images inspired by his real biography seem to merge with the rhythm of his lyrics, turning the screen into a space of feelings, memories, and sincerity. The screening is organized with the support of the Mosfilm film concern and will be part of the program of events celebrating the poet's anniversary. We know what to see in St. Petersburg.