This screening brings back to the screen a musical comedy where a village road turns into a chain of fairy-tale encounters, songs, and sly transformations. Folklore, folk songs, and national humor come together here in a lively cinematic mosaic, where the simplicity of the hero coexists with a parable, imagination, and free play of fantasy. This session is suitable for viewers who enjoy cinema that has grown from folklore, songs, and folk wit. At the center of the story is a village man nicknamed Neznam, who is sent "in search of wisdom." From this simple and almost proverbial turn begins the road where familiar logic quickly gives way to a tale-like course of events. Along the hero's path, strange encounters, comic twists, songs, folk verses, and fairy-tale transformations arise, while reality itself constantly shifts towards parable, joke, and free imagination. The film by S. Ovcharov is interesting in that it does not strive to develop like an ordinary narrative film with a single line and predictable resolution. It is structured like a cinematic mosaic, assembled from folk motifs, intonations of oral storytelling, and folkloric images. Here, rhythm is especially important - how one scene resonates with another, how a word transitions into a song, and how a mundane situation suddenly acquires an almost fairy-tale dimension. This approach makes the viewing experience lively and unexpected: the viewer is constantly situated between a village anecdote, a musical comedy, and a fantastic parable. The film will interest lovers of Soviet auteur cinema, admirers of unusual screen forms, and those who want to see how folk culture can sound on screen boldly, wittily, and not at all museum-like. For some, it will be a joyful journey through the world of folk verses, tales, and absurd situations; for others, a subtle observation of how a conversation about a person, his simplicity, trustfulness, and search for meaning hides within a folkloric shell. Due to the musical nature of the film, it is perceived easily, yet leaves room for reflection. The screening is associated with the 75th anniversary of the birth of Alexei Buldakov.