The lecture will explore the phenomenon of Alexey Fedorchenko - a director who works outside the Moscow film flow and builds films at the intersection of document, myth, and personal archives. Listeners will learn how his "doxstory" is structured, why it cannot be reduced to a mockumentary, and how reality transforms into cinema. Alexey Fedorchenko occupies a special place in contemporary Russian cinema: he works away from the capital's production noise and creates a world where documentary texture freely coexists with myth, personal memory, folkloric motifs, and fictional archives. His films often deceive the audience's usual expectations: it seems like an investigation or almost a documentary, but gradually reality begins to shift, and facts become part of a more complex artistic game. The lecture by Stanislav Lugovoy will help to understand this method without academic heaviness. The concept of "doxstory" - as the director himself defines his way of connecting research, fantasy, observation, and authorial myth - will be at the center of the discussion. Free ticket - on the website of the Museum of Cinema. Where to go in Moscow today, knows KUDAGO.