Elena Danilko's lecture will continue the public program of the exhibition "Borders of Age." The public program of the exhibition "Borders of Age" addresses themes of childhood, adulthood, old age, urban environment, and the ways in which humans interact with the surrounding world. This meeting is dedicated to visual anthropology - a field where images become research tools, where the camera helps to examine relationships within society. The lecture is led by Elena Danilko - Doctor of Historical Sciences, a researcher at the Institute of Ethnology and Anthropology of the Russian Academy of Sciences, and the executive director of the Moscow International Festival of Visual Anthropology "Camera-Mediator." She will discuss how anthropological cinema reflects mechanisms of control, territorial marking, and colonial perspectives. Attendees will see how visual language captures power, but can also serve as a means of resistance, restoring connections, and reclaiming narrative positions. The event will be suitable for those interested in contemporary art, documentary cinema, anthropology, sociology, and museum studies.