This screening brings back to the big screen a film that has long become a symbol of an entire era. Audiences can expect a 4K restoration, a modern translation, and a meeting with that very nocturnal Rome of Fellini - sensual, unsettling, luxurious, and full of inner searches, where behind the glamour of social life emerge loneliness, fatigue, and a thirst for meaning. The return of this film to theaters is an event for those who love great cinema as an art of vision, rhythm, and hidden meanings. The story of journalist Marcello, wandering through the night of Rome among social parties, random conversations, flashes of passion, and endless fatigue, reappears on screen. He moves through luxury and noise, trying to grasp something real in this world, and it is this inner tension that makes the viewing so captivating even today. Here, not only the plot is important, but also the very feeling of time that Federico Fellini transforms into a chain of vivid, unsettling, almost hypnotic episodes. One frame holds the cold sparkle of the night city, another - the fragility of human feelings, a third - the bitter irony towards a world where everything is for sale and everything quickly disappears. The viewer encounters cinema that operates on several levels: as a story of a man in crisis, as a portrait of post-war Italy, and as a statement about the nature of fame, desire, and inner emptiness. A special value to this screening is added by the new 4K restoration. It allows one to see the plasticity of the image, the subtlety of light and shadow, and the expressiveness of the famous scenes with a clarity that is hard to achieve in home viewing. The modern translation, prepared specifically for the re-release, helps to hear the characters' intonations more accurately and to get closer to the director's vision without museum dust and distance. This event will interest cinephiles, fans of European auteur cinema, students of the humanities, and anyone who wants to watch classics not out of obligation, but with a lively sense of discovery. This is a case where the film speaks of the past but resonates with today's doubts.