The film "Van Eyck: The Art of Reality" offers a unique opportunity to examine in minute detail the legendary Ghent Altarpiece. Thanks to modern technologies and expert commentary, the viewer discovers anew the grandeur of 15th-century painting and delves into the mysteries of artistic craftsmanship. The documentary film "Van Eyck: The Art of Reality" is a visual and intellectual journey to the great masterpiece of Western European art. The focus is on the Ghent Altarpiece, created by Jan and Hubert van Eyck in 1432. This work astonished viewers with its realism and complexity, becoming a true revelation for its time. And nearly six centuries later, it continues to evoke admiration and new questions. The film invites the viewer to look at the famous altarpiece in a way that is impossible in a museum. High-quality close-up shots and modern digital technologies allow one to see every brushstroke, every texture, every detail. Special attention is given to the unique techniques of the artists, their innovation, optical effects, and the complex symbolism embedded in the composition. The viewer is revealed lesser-known facts, including mysterious inverted inscriptions and the use of mirror lenses. The personality of Jan van Eyck is presented in a new light: as an artist, reformer, and court master of Duke Philip the Good. The screening takes place as part of the "Art Lectures in Cinema" series and will be an important event for all who are interested in painting, cultural history, artistic heritage, and visual arts. Ideas on where to go in Moscow are gathered on our website.