The loud documentary debut of Kirill Ermičev - the first film in the world about psychobilly. The story of music that became the voice of the marginalized has transformed into a tale of a culture that did not die but became global. Sold-out screenings, legends of the genre, six years of filming - now in Yekaterinburg. Psychobilly is more than a musical direction. It is a bold challenge to the mainstream, an adrenaline mix of punk and rockabilly, an aesthetic of the rejected transformed into a full-fledged culture. Kirill Ermičev's documentary film "The Last Subculture" is the world's first large-scale cinematic study of a phenomenon that has long remained off the radar even for the most meticulous cultural scholars. Filming lasted six years, locations ranged from St. Petersburg to Europe and the USA, and over 40 participants appeared on screen, including cult performers, designers, festival organizers, and ordinary fans. This film is not just a chronicle of a musical direction, but a true anthropology of a community where every label on a jacket and every drop of shine on a pompadour matters. The screening of the film in Yekaterinburg is a long-awaited event for everyone who appreciates independent documentary cinema, is interested in subcultures, the aesthetics of the 80s and 90s, punk, and alternative. After sold-out shows in Moscow, St. Petersburg, Pskov, and other cities, the film has reached the Ural capital to explain why psychobilly is alive - and lives in everyone who has ever felt different. This story is not about nostalgia. It is a story about resilience of spirit, a style that became a code, and music that still electrifies. And if you have heard the bass thumping in your heart, if leather jackets, fiery looks, and truthful songs resonate with you - this is the place for you. Entertainment in Yekaterinburg is collected on our website.