The screening of a lyrical comedy in honor of Evgeny Steblov's 80th anniversary revives one of the forgotten films of the era. In this intimate story set in a small hotel room, humor, tenderness, and unexpected life twists intertwine. Support from "Mosfilm" gives the event special significance. The film "You Are Called by Taymyr" is a subtle and kind comedy released in 1970, which is now remembered in honor of Evgeny Steblov's 80th anniversary. In the film, he plays one of the key roles, and the screening is organized in conjunction with the exhibition "The Last Summer of Childhood" and takes place with the support of the film concern "Mosfilm." The action unfolds in a typical hotel room, where various characters have accidentally found themselves: the director of the philharmonic, a geologist, a lovesick young man, a grandfather-beekeeper, and another equally colorful hero. The space is limited, and the characters are too different - hence the unexpected, amusing, and sometimes touching situations. Director A. Korenyev created an intimate film where the simplicity of form helps reveal the inner world of the characters. There is no chase for loud plots, but there is observance, sincerity, and a subtle irony characteristic of Soviet cinema of that era. The screening is aimed at those who are nostalgic for the cinema of the past, interested in Soviet art, and love films where mood is more important than dynamics. This is not just an archival film, but an example of intelligent, thoughtful cinema, where each dialogue says more than it seems. The event will be a good opportunity to get acquainted with the work of actors and directors of the 20th century, discuss films outside the framework of modern mainstream, and thoughtfully return to the roots of domestic cinematic language. Entertainment in Moscow is collected on our website.