"Piter FM" and other masterpieces of Russian cinema will be shown this summer on Vasilievsky Island. The updated Kuryokhin Center for Contemporary Art is a multi-format space for various cultural events: exhibitions, performances, concerts, festivals. There is also a large cinema hall with 640 seats, a huge screen, and high-quality modern sound, where film screenings are held regularly. In the center's programs, cinema intersects with music, choreography, and contemporary art. Recently released films and retrospectives of classics are shown, and meetings with film critics, directors, and other experts take place. Film screening schedule for July: July 1 - "Gandhi Was Silent on Saturdays," directed by Yuri Zaitsev; July 2 - "While the Sky Looks On," directed by Roman Mikhailov; July 8 - documentary film "Naum. Pre-sentiments," directed by Andrei Natotsinsky; July 15 - melodrama "Piter FM" with Yevgeny Tsyganov and Ekaterina Fedulova, directed by Oksana Bychkova.