As part of the annual "Night of Arts" event, a special program awaits viewers in honor of the great masters of painting and cinema. The audience will see two films that combine biographical accuracy with expressive artistic language. Both tell the stories of artists whose inner conflicts, aspirations, and obsession with art became the source of their immortality. At the beginning, viewers will see the film "Lust for Life" by Vincent Minnelli, based on the novel of the same name by Irving Stone. The film reveals the dramatic fate of Vincent van Gogh - a man who could not find peace in life but left the world with genius canvases. The film explores not only the artist's journey but also his complex relationship with Paul Gauguin - a clash of two temperaments and two ideas of creative freedom. Next in the program is the film "Sin" by Andrei Konchalovsky, which transports us to 16th century Italy - a world of intrigue and eternal struggle between inspiration and duty. On screen are the years of Michelangelo's life when he created his greatest works: the Sistine Chapel, the tomb of Julius II, the facade of the Basilica of San Lorenzo. This is a rare opportunity to spend an evening in the company of great artists, to see on screen how cinema converses with painting, and to feel the breath of the eras in which immortal masterpieces were born. Admission is free, but prior registration is required for each screening.