The legendary adaptation of "The Government Inspector" by Leonid Gaidai returns to the screen! Ironic, precise, and full of brilliant acting performances, it exposes the absurdity of Russian reality with a light smile. The screening is dedicated to the centenary of Nonna Mordyukova - one of the stars of the film. The comedy "Incognito from Petersburg," directed by Leonid Gaidai based on "The Government Inspector," is not just an adaptation of a classic play. It is a brilliant cinematic version of a great work, where vibrant direction, witty script, and masterful acting come together. The film features a rare balance between grotesque and the precision of Gogol's intonation, and its atmosphere remains relevant. The screening is dedicated to the 100th anniversary of the birth of actress Nonna Mordyukova, who played Anna Andreyevna in the film. Her role became one of the brightest in the actress's career and highlights the special character that Mordyukova always brought to her roles - lively, strong, and memorable. The plot unfolds in one of the provincial towns of the Russian Empire, where officials are in a panic awaiting the arrival of the inspector from Petersburg. Meanwhile, a certain Khlestakov - ironic, brazen, and charming - is staying at a hotel. The local authorities mistake him for the inspector and hurriedly begin to cover up their misdeeds. The film features a host of stars from domestic cinema: Igor Kvasha, Savely Kramarov, Borislav Brondukov, Tamara Nosova, Georgy Vitsin, and others. Combined with Gaidai's impeccable direction, this makes the film a truly outstanding phenomenon of Soviet cinema. The screening will take place with the support of the Mosfilm film concern in the Dziiga Vertov cinema hall. Free admission is possible with a ticket to the Museum of Cinema. This event is a rare chance not just to revisit a classic, but to experience it in the hall, on the big screen, in the right atmosphere, together with other viewers. A great opportunity to recall favorite lines, laugh, and ponder the eternal. If you don't know where to stroll in Moscow, visit KudaGo.