The gentle and touching screening of "The Woodpecker Doesn't Have a Headache" will remind everyone of that fragile time when dreams seemed more real than any ordinary day. Dinar Asanova's film fills the space with light poetry, childhood hopes, and the first, most genuine love. Dinar Asanova's debut film "The Woodpecker Doesn't Have a Headache" is a special return to a carefree childhood world, where a simple dream can seem like the meaning of life. Little Seva, who dreams of becoming a drummer and winning the heart of an excellent student, becomes a hero in whom every viewer will find something familiar. The plot is full of quiet poetry and sincerity, characteristic only of the best coming-of-age films. The film seems to guide the viewer through memories of first loves, friendships, and experiences that forever remain in the heart. The atmosphere of Leningrad courtyards in the 70s is conveyed with incredible attention to detail - and this makes the film especially touching. The screening will take place with the support of the State Film Fund of Russia, which guarantees the quality and authenticity of the film. For connoisseurs of classic domestic cinema, this screening is not just a retrospective, but a way to immerse oneself again in an era where love and dreams were purer, and youth was unconditional. Where to go with a child in Moscow, find on our website.