The cult horror comedy 'Shaun of the Dead' returns to the big screen - funny, absurd, and truly witty. It's not just a zombie movie, but a subtle satire on the everyday and the madness of modernity. The film 'Shaun of the Dead' by Edgar Wright is back in theaters for a re-release. It's not just a zombie horror, but a clever mix of British humor, satire on daily routine, and parody of classic horror films. The main character is Shaun, an ordinary guy whose life is not going well: he has problems at work, in his personal life, and with his mom. Things get even worse when zombies suddenly appear on the streets of London, and Shaun has to pull himself together to survive and save his loved ones. What starts as a story about a loser quickly turns into an action-adventure with elements of subtle social critique. The signature editing, fast pace, memorable soundtrack, and perfectly cast actors make this film truly alive. The screening will be preceded by an exclusive discussion with a speaker (name to be announced later), creating a sense of a club for those who appreciate cinema not just for the plot but for the context as well. The event will suit both long-time fans of the film and those discovering it for the first time - a great reason to gather with friends and spend an evening in the company of cult British humor. We share on our website where to go with children in St. Petersburg.