Four short scientific films about oil come together for an honest conversation about the resource on which our everyday life depends. Viewers will see stories of young researchers, risky technologies, and factory routines, and will be able to look differently at what lies behind the numbers in reports and loud news. Scientific cinema often seems heavy and purely academic, but the short film format changes the viewing experience. On this evening, viewers gather in an intimate space of a creative cluster to journey for two hours from laboratory experiments to industrial workshops and see how behind dry terms stand living people and complex choices. The program begins with Denis Danilov's work "Don't Look at Oil". A group of young scientists is searching for a way to reduce CO2 emissions and proposes a green technology for hydrogen production in depleted oil reservoirs. Laboratory experiments yield promising results, but a serious obstacle becomes the human factor, which often depends much more on it than on formulas and calculations. Entertainment in Yekaterinburg is collected on our website.