The film screening of Lev Dodin's stage work combines Shakespeare's tragedy with texts by Astafyev, Otchenashek, Solzhenitsyn, and Elif Shafak. The chamber version of the story of love and violence relies on the energy of young actors, movement, songs, fights, and the classical music of Bach, Brahms, and Vivaldi. It results in a tense conversation about choice, fear, and the fragility of youth. The story of enmity, love, and doom here sounds like a conversation across different eras. Lev Dodin creates a chamber and psychologically dense stage version of the tragedy, where the Shakespearean plot collides with the texts of Viktor Astafyev, Jan Otchenashek, Alexander Solzhenitsyn, and Elif Shafak. This montage expands the familiar plot: before the audience emerges not a museum classic, but a painful conversation about youth, fear, war, hatred, and the right to feel. Starring - Stepan Abramov, Yaroslav Vasilyev, Denis Ishchenko, Alina Kudas, Inessa Serenko, Samuel Frolov, Viktor Yakovenko. Find other events in Yekaterinburg on KudaGo.