"Young Viewer" is a series of morning screenings for the whole family, where the classics of Soviet cinema come to life on the big screen from 35 mm film. "Young Viewer" is a project of "Illuziona", during which Soviet comedies and family films are shown for free on the big screen. Viewers will see films that reflect the lives of ordinary people and that childlike perspective on a world full of mysteries, discoveries, and excitement. Many of these films have not been shown on the big screen for a long time, and the opportunity to see them in their original 35 mm format makes the program truly special. On October 18, the film "Grandma's Grandson" by Adolf Bergunker will be presented to the audience. It is the story of a boy named David who moves to a new city with his family. His grandmother helps him cope with his shyness, but his first friendship turns out to be a challenging test. On October 19, there will be a screening of the two-part film "The Childhood of Tyoma" by Elena Strizhevskaya. Set against the backdrop of 19th-century estate life, it tells the story of the formation of the gymnasium student Tyoma Kartashov - a slow narrative about growing up and self-discovery. And on October 26, on screen - "Prince Luck Andreevich" by Gennady Baisak. A funny and thrilling story about schoolchildren who accidentally find themselves caught up in a criminal story with museum thieves. Each screening in the program is not only a meeting with beloved films but also an opportunity to spend the morning with family, return to the atmosphere of childhood, or discover it for the very first time for the youngest viewers. Admission is free with prior registration.