This screening combines an adventurous plot, unsettling political tension, and a rare theme for the genre of a scientific expedition. The story of geologists caught in a risk zone maintains attention through the clash of duty, violence, and professional resilience, while leaving space for human choice and internal tension behind the external dynamics. This session will interest viewers who value not only chases, risks, and tense plots in cinema, but also a rarer perspective - the story of scientists caught in the epicenter of a dangerous political conflict. At the center of the action is an international geological expedition working under the auspices of the UN in a remote area of Argentina. The usual rhythm of the research mission is disrupted by a threat from a far-right organization attempting to exploit the situation to destabilize the country. Thus, the professional task turns into a test of endurance, solidarity, and the ability to act under pressure. The film, directed by V. Dorman in 1984, is structured as an adventure film with a palpable nerve of a political thriller. The environment itself is important - a remote mountainous area, isolation, limited resources, and a constant sense of vulnerability. Against this backdrop, the conflict between a constructive mission and aggression, between working for knowledge and the desire to subordinate everything to the logic of power, is particularly vividly revealed. This combination makes the viewing interesting for both fans of Soviet genre cinema and those who are drawn to stories of confronting circumstances. An additional meaning is given to the session by the connection of the screening to the 100th anniversary of Archil Gomiashvili's birth. For part of the audience, this is an opportunity to revisit the screen legacy of the actor and see him in material that goes beyond the most circulated associations. The film allows for a broader view of Soviet adventure cinema - as a space where profession, international agenda, sharp dramaturgy, and audience engagement with the plot intersect.