One of the most discussed films of the Cannes Film Festival will be presented to the audience with film critic Nastasia Gorbachevskaya. 'Sirat' is a visually and philosophically rich journey through the desert, fear, and hope, uniting cultural codes of the West and East, light and darkness. 'Sirat' is a film that has captured the attention of the global film press after the spring Cannes Film Festival. Its director, Oliver Lache, already known for the meditative drama 'The Late Father', presents a new work where personal tragedy unfolds against the backdrop of a mythical desert. At the center of the plot is a man who, along with his son, embarks on a quest to find his missing daughter. The trail leads to a rave at the border of Mauritania, in the heart of a scorched landscape, where reality dissolves in the rhythms of music and psychedelic visions. During the screening, the audience will have a unique opportunity to discuss what they have seen with film critic Nastasia Gorbachevskaya. The film is shown in its original language with Russian subtitles. The screening at the 'Illuzion' cinema is a great opportunity to engage with new European cinema and to discuss it together with a professional critic, uncovering new layers of perception. More details can be found on the cinema center's website.