At the film meeting "ChP", viewers will see excerpts from the film "The Gentle Spirit" and discuss them with producer Tatyana Nedostupova. Fyodor Dostoevsky's work "The Gentle Spirit" is one of the darkest in his oeuvre. In Robert Bresson's interpretation, this story transforms into an intimate, almost silent drama about pain, misunderstanding, and love, unfolding in Paris at the end of the 1960s. Bresson's film is a meditative experience. It demands silence, attention, and inner work. At the film meeting at RGBM, viewers can expect to watch key scenes from the film "The Gentle Spirit" (1969) and discuss them with Tatyana Nedostupova - producer of the creative association "ChP". "ChP" is a space where every viewer can ask questions, share feelings, and rethink well-known works. The event will suit those interested in art-house cinema, literary adaptations, the psychology of art, and the language of film. Ideas on where to go in Moscow are collected on our website.