Film screening dedicated to the 70th anniversary of Vera Glagoleva - an intimate drama about fragile relationships and decisions that can no longer be undone. At the center are the characters' experiences and the feeling that the past slips through their fingers. The subtle psychological direction forces one to reconsider their own "what ifs" again and again. This film is constructed like a conversation that is difficult to start and impossible to finish without pain. At the center are relationships where too much is left unsaid, and a choice that has been made - meaning there is no turning back. Anatoly Efros's film belongs to those rare stories that do not raise their voices: they work in half-tones and thus hit the mark even harder. The characters constantly look back at the past - at what seemed right, at promises made in moments of weakness or hope. But the past here is not a romantic archive, but a living force that must be reckoned with. Hence the main tone: it is impossible to return everything to "how it was", one can only accept the consequences and try to live honestly. The screening is timed to the 70th anniversary of Vera Glagoleva, so the session will be interesting for those who follow her creative path and for everyone who appreciates Soviet psychological cinema. The film occupies a special place in the genre precisely for its observational accuracy and ability to speak about the complex without direct declarations. The screening is held with the support of the film concern "Mosfilm". It is important to note: the ticket for the session is free, but an entry ticket to the Museum of Cinema is required for attendance. Where to go with children in Moscow can be found on KudaGo.