A subtle comedy-drama by Joachim Trier - winner of the Cannes Film Festival 2025 - looks at family through art: the return of a father-director sparks conversations that have been postponed for years. A screening for those who love cinema that leaves you wanting to discuss scenes, argue, and catch a quiet smile through tears. Sometimes cinema works like a conversation in the kitchen: without loud slogans, but with precise words that hit the heart. This comedy-drama - winner of the Cannes Film Festival 2025 - combines gentle humor and pain in such a way that you laugh and immediately feel a lump in your throat. Behind the camera is Joachim Trier, a director known as one of the most nuanced storytellers in European cinema. At the center of the story is the return of a famous director to his two daughters. He brings not apologies, but a new script. From this moment, family grievances come to the surface, and the past ceases to be a "closed topic." The question arises: can one start anew if years have been spent in silence? The film carefully examines how art changes people. It can hurt. It also helps to name things as they are. This is a special screening, meaning the focus is not on popcorn and fuss, but on the viewing experience itself. The big screen and live audience amplify the reaction: funny lines resonate louder, and quiet scenes hold pauses so that no one is in a hurry to move. After the screening, there is usually a desire to talk - about family, about wine, about freedom, about why we hold our loved ones so clumsily. Who is this evening for? For those who love auteur cinema and appreciate precise dialogues. For those who are tired of clichéd plots and are waiting for stories without gloss and without moralizing. For those for whom themes of reconciliation and growing up matter, even when the characters are no longer twenty. The film has another important detail: it has been nominated by Norway for the 2026 Oscar. Such status always adds intrigue - one wants to check why the jury loved the film and why it resonates with viewers from different countries. Where to go with children in Nizhny Novgorod can be found on KudaGo.