The film "Seven Brave" offers a glimpse into a heroic era filled with hope, risk, and unity. As part of the "Retroscope on Fridays" project, viewers will be presented with a film featuring a harsh Arctic atmosphere, strong characters, and timeless questions about courage, duty, and humanity. The "Retroscope on Fridays" project at the Museum of Cinema invites viewers to the film "Seven Brave" directed by Sergey Gerasimov, filmed in 1936. It is a true journey back in time to an era where the strength of spirit and loyalty to ideals were the main drivers of progress. The plot of the film unfolds in the context of an Arctic expedition, where seven heroes face harsh nature, difficult decisions, and the necessity to act together. The film reveals the characters' traits in critical situations, emphasizing the value of teamwork and moral choice. The atmosphere of the film is filled with tension, but also with faith in humanity and the future. The screening is dedicated to the 115th anniversary of the birth of writer and screenwriter Yuri Herman.