Screening of a silent film from the 1920s about a village girl and Leningrad during the NEP era with a discussion. The library will show the film by Eduard Johanson and Friedrich Ermler, made in 1926 - a work that still evokes empathy, discussion, and audience interest. The plot centers on the fate of a village girl forced to go to Leningrad after her family is left without means of subsistence. It is a melodrama about the NEP era, about the city as a space of risk and hope, about fate change and the female experience of survival. After the screening, there will be a discussion with Tatyana Nedostupova - producer of the creative association "CP". The expert will help to understand why critics called this film modest and endearing in its sincerity, and where the heated debates around the lead actor Fyodor Nikitin originated at the time. Where to go in Moscow, KUDAGO knows.