Italian comedic classic on the big screen, a meeting with a film expert, and the unmatched duo of Mastroianni and Loren - this evening promises to be an event for all fans of auteur cinema. A meeting with art, where serious meanings and deep images hide behind lightness. The comedic film by Vittorio De Sica is one of those movies that not everyone knows, but which opens a new perspective on old cinema for the viewer. Winning an Oscar for Best Foreign Film, this work became a kind of retrospective of the classic's creativity, combining the lightness of the genre with deep reflections on human nature. The film is divided into three novellas, each unfolding in its own city - Naples, Milan, and Rome. The main characters - the ubiquitous and incredibly expressive Sophia Loren and Marcello Mastroianni - play three roles each, demonstrating the breadth of their acting ranges. Loren appears in the roles of a passionate housewife, a cold socialite, and a woman of easy virtue, who defines the boundaries of morality in her own way. Mastroianni, on the other hand, plays either a naive lover, a victim of circumstances, or a man unable to resist female charisma. The screening is given special depth by the participation of film expert Vsevolod Korshunov, who will not only introduce the film but also discuss its significance with the audience in the context of the history of Italian cinema. This is a rare occasion when watching a classic film is accompanied by a lively dialogue, scene analysis, and unique historical details. The film is shown in the original language with Russian subtitles - this preserves the authenticity of the acting and allows the viewer to fully feel the rhythm of the Italian speech. Such an event will be a find for lovers of old cinema, students of creative universities, researchers of European cinema, and anyone who wants to end the year on a high intellectual note.