This screen version of "Madame Butterfly" combines operatic expressiveness with the possibilities of cinematic language. Jean-Pierre Ponnelle transforms the story of Cho-Cho-San into a finely crafted visual drama, where flashbacks, internal monologues, and the frame's plasticity come into play. The screening will be of interest to those who love opera, cinema, and rare stage interpretations. When opera goes beyond the stage and begins to speak the language of cinema, the familiar work opens up in a new way. This is exactly how this version of "Madame Butterfly," created by Jean-Pierre Ponnelle-a director who knew how to work delicately with musical theater while simultaneously seeking expressive cinematic forms-is structured. His productions were valued for their precision, taste, and sense of plasticity, and this work is particularly distinguished because here opera receives a full cinematic dimension. Where to go with a child in Yekaterinburg, look for on our website.