Agnès Varda's film will be shown in French with Russian subtitles - an intimate walk through Paris, where the wait for a diagnosis turns every gesture and chance encounter into a conversation about time, fear, and life. Sometimes an hour and a half of screen time feels like a day lived together with the heroine. Agnès Varda's film unfolds almost in real time: a young singer awaits a medical diagnosis and walks through Paris, where familiar streets, cafes, parks, and random conversations suddenly become very important. The film was made in France and Italy in 1962 and became one of the key works of the French "New Wave." Varda combines drama, light irony, observation of everyday life, and almost documentary precision of view. At the center is a woman who is used to being the object of others' attention but gradually begins to see herself and the world differently.