David Fincher, Trent Reznor, Atticus Ross - a trio that has set a new sound in modern cinema. A lecture on how the director creates an atmosphere of anxiety, and how industrial music turns into an Oscar. Two perspectives - that of a philosopher and a music critic - on one unique cinematic world. The world of David Fincher's films is not just cinema. It is a precision-tuned anxiety, conscious isolation, cold detachment, and technical perfectionism that hypnotizes. At the lecture in the Underground Museum, viewers will be able to immerse themselves in the author's aesthetics of the director, which keeps the viewer on the edge of distorted perception. Philosopher Mikhail Vitushko will reveal how Fincher explores human subjectivity through the lens of fear, obsessive states, and existential alienation. His films not only frighten but also provoke internal dialogue. Their aesthetics are a synthesis of neo-noir, darkness, and an invisible threat hidden in the silence between frames. Where to go with children in Yekaterinburg can be found on KUDAGO.