The gripping satire "Strict Regime Parents" takes family disputes to a new level. This story subtly mocks the absurdity of modern life and invites laughter and reflection. "Strict Regime Parents" is a contemporary Russian film that humorously and satirically addresses the themes of personal boundaries and parental control. It tells the story of parents who decided to "re-educate" their 38-year-old son. The director plays with everyday domestic scenes, turning them into a true theater of the absurd. Viewers can expect unexpected twists, comedic dialogues, and many allusions to Russian reality. The screening is particularly valuable due to the participation of Alexander Adabashyan - the film is dedicated to his 80th anniversary. Lovers of intelligent satire, fans of domestic cinema, and anyone who appreciates an unexpected plot will find plenty of reasons to laugh and ponder here. Ideas on where to go in Moscow are collected on our website.