At the cinema club 'Theater in Cinema', a video recording of Andrei Denikov's performance is being shown - a synthetic act where actors and puppets, dramatic art, music, choreography, and vocals come together. Over three hours, the young king matures on screen, along with the audience's perception. A discussion will follow the screening. This screening is dedicated to the theater that continues to live outside the stage. As part of the cinema club 'Theater in Cinema', a video recording of Andrei Denikov's work - a director and artist who created performances at the intersection of genres - is being shown on the big screen. The camera allows viewers to observe the actors' plasticity, the rhythm of the mise-en-scène, the details of puppet animation, and how different forms of art come together in a unified act. The basis is a play by Alexandre Dumas about the coming of age of a monarch. Initially, the audience sees a capricious and impatient young man, seemingly being led by the hand. Gradually, the image changes: the hero learns to listen to those around him, make decisions, and take responsibility. This journey is shown without direct explanations - through gestures, music, changes in tempo, and stage images. The screening is preceded by an introductory speech by the director of the Andrei Denikov Memorial Fund, Svetlana Kolosova, which helps to better understand the concept of the production and its place in the creative legacy of the master. After the screening, club participants discuss what they have seen, share personal impressions, and reflect on how theatrical language changes when transferred to the screen. The cinema club is conceived as a series of meetings dedicated to Denikov's legacy, and each screening becomes an opportunity to look at his theatrical thinking in a new way. The recording of the performance on the big screen helps to see the master's work as a whole - as a connection of form, meaning, and human presence. Where to go in Moscow today is known by KudaGo.