Dinner screening of the cult comedy "What We Do in the Shadows" - an evening where vampires argue about washing dishes while you enjoy pumpkin julienne. The format of dinner screenings at the ODMO space. In October, a marathon called "Creepy Nostalgia" dedicated to beloved horror films of past years started here. This time, viewers can expect something special - a screening of the comedy "What We Do in the Shadows" by Taika Waititi. The film tells the story of the daily lives of four vampires sharing an apartment in New Zealand: they decide who washes the dishes, argue about parties, and try to fit into the modern world. All of this is served with a side of English humor and a taste of absurd vampire life. The film has long become a cult classic and has gained the status of one of the funniest genre films of the last decade. Accompanying the screening will be a luxurious menu: cheese and meat platter, salad with chicken and pumpkin, pumpkin hummus, crostini with ramiro and turkey, tartlets with julienne, meatballs in pumpkin sauce, caramelized carrots, a secret dessert, and much more. All dishes are served in a buffet format. In the hall - free seating, an intimate atmosphere, and only the warm light of candles. Where to go with children in Moscow can be found on KudaGo.