A retro cinema where the road is not just a landscape outside the window, but a full-fledged participant in the events. The heroes are awaited by a series of meetings, memories, comic situations, and unexpected turns, where love, jealousy, the desire for freedom, and a light sadness are intertwined. The film will be shown on film - as in the last century. The 1957 film takes viewers back to an era when screen stories combined romance and simplicity, wit and soulfulness. Two lovers set off to the sea to begin a life together with a journey. But the route turns into a chain of amusing yet touching events: a rival in love follows the couple, and soon another heroine joins them - a cheerful, straightforward girl ready to shake up any circumstances with her enthusiasm. This is not just a comedy of situations, but a road story in which characters and true feelings are revealed against the backdrop of landscapes and chance encounters. Director Anatoly Tutushkin, a master of musical and lyrical cinema, fills the film with the lightness characteristic of many post-war films, while not shying away from psychological depth. The film will be especially interesting to connoisseurs of Soviet cinema, fans of the retro format, and those who love road comedies with gentle humor. A special reason for attention is the cast: one of the roles was played by Anatoly Kuznetsov, whose 95th birthday is celebrated this year. This screening is dedicated to him. The film will be presented in its original format - on film, within the walls of the Museum of Cinema, with the support of the Mosfilm film company. This method of screening enhances the effect of presence and allows viewers to see the classic in its authentic form - with all the nuances of color, sound, and image characteristic of the late 1950s.