The new work by Christian Petzold sounds like a quiet piece - rhythm, pauses, half-tone. A pianist after an accident remains in a country house: care coexists with anxiety, and a family secret emerges in every gesture. Starring Paula Beer. After the screening - a discussion about meanings and details. At "Illuzion," the fresh film by Christian Petzold will be shown - a director whose films rely on the precision of intonation and the ability to speak about feelings without loud declarations. The heroine is Laura, a student pianist. After a car accident in which her boyfriend dies, she stays in a country house with the witness of the accident, Betty. Outside, everything looks caring: tea, a warm blanket, calm conversations. But the longer Laura lives with this family, the more she feels the cracks - accidental slips, strange glances, unspoken rules. A drama about grief gradually turns into detective tension. Petzold constructs the narrative like a musical piece: recurring motifs, shifted accents, silence that speaks no less than words. A reference to Ravel's work helps to hear the inner rhythm of the story - fragile, elusive, almost impressionistic. The main role is played by Paula Beer; her performance relies on gaze and breath, so emotions are read even in pauses. This evening is suitable for those who love modern European cinema, appreciate psychological plots, and want to understand what exactly happened and why after the final credits. The screening is in the original language with Russian subtitles, followed by a discussion with film scholar and critic Anton Fomochkin. The film was first shown in the "Directors' Fortnight" program at the Cannes Film Festival, and critics noted its transparent form and unsettling ambiguity. There are no usual "solutions" here, but there is a delicate work with memory and how a person clings to random supports after trauma. In the frame, objects and gestures are important: keys, the road, a stranger's house that gradually becomes a mirror. The conversation after the screening will help gather impressions into a coherent picture and see the sk