Cinema, wine, and English - the perfect combination for a December evening. In a cozy estate, a delicate and emotional adaptation of Jane Austen's novel will be shown, followed by a conversation club in English. All of this - with a glass of wine and in good company. If you have long dreamed of combining the pleasure of a good movie with practicing your English - this is the place for you. In the intimate setting of an old estate, participants will enjoy Joe Wright's film "Pride and Prejudice" and chat in English right after the screening. The film will be shown in its original language with English subtitles. Afterward - a discussion moderated by the organizers of the Dialogue project: Nikita and Olya. Nikita spent seven years in the UK, graduated from university there, and then taught the language. Olya is a director and film expert, having completed courses at Wordshop and studied at RGGU in the visual arts department. Together, they hold meetings, select films, and facilitate dialogue so that English sounds free, easy, and without pressure. "Pride and Prejudice" is one of those rare cases where the adaptation preserves the spirit of the original while becoming a complete work in its own right. On screen is a living, breathing world of 19th century England. Every camera movement, every light accent, and pause conveys the emotional depth of the novel. The performances of Keira Knightley and Matthew Macfadyen are not just romance; they are a subtle exploration of character, inner struggle, and overcoming personal barriers. Audiences will find themselves not just in a hall, but in a space where art and language meet to enhance each other's impressions. The conversation after the film helps to better understand the plot, discuss details, catch cultural nuances, and simply enjoy a pleasant time. The ticket price includes a glass of wine or another drink. Where to go in Moscow, knows KudaGo.