The film screening with discussion will provide a new perspective on the classics of Soviet cinema. The musical comedy "The Merry Guys," directed by Grigory Alexandrov in 1934, was a breakthrough for its time. The film, which featured the debut performances of Igor Ilyinsky and Lyubov Orlova, won the hearts of viewers not only in the USSR but also beyond its borders - it even participated in the second Venice Film Festival. The screening is organized by the creative association "ChP" - a cultural platform where film screenings become an opportunity for deep analysis and personal interpretations. The film will be accompanied by a discussion led by Tatyana Nedostupova - producer and curator of the "ChP" association. Together with her, the audience will explore why "The Merry Guys" remains relevant almost a century later, what is unique about Alexandrov's musical language, and how the artistic images of the film intersect with modernity. On our website, we share information about free events in Moscow.