A retrospective for the 85th anniversary of Valery Zolotukhin's birth will gather various screen images of the artist-from the charming local policeman to heroes of historical dramas and comedies. The large retrospective is dedicated to the work of Valery Zolotukhin-an artist who managed to be simultaneously simple, funny, stubborn, vulnerable, and truly memorable. The program begins with a detective story about a taiga settlement where a young policeman unravels a store robbery. In this film, Zolotukhin appears alongside Vladimir Vysotsky. Then the audience will see a melodrama based on Chekhov, an intimate story about a late feeling, and a drama about marriage, forgiveness, and mistakes after which life can never return to its previous rhythm. A separate line of the retrospective features films from the 1970s, a period of particularly intense work for the artist in cinema. An up-to-date poster for Moscow is presented on KUDAGO.