An emotional lecture by Alexander Kushnir will unveil unexpected facets of "Nautilus Pompilius". From personal archives, meetings, and chronicles emerges a vivid narrative about the rise of the band, poet Kormiltsev, legendary concerts, and myths of the era. This is not just a history - it is an insider's perspective. The iconic band "Nautilus Pompilius" has long become part of musical mythology, but how well do we really know it? Alexander Kushnir's lecture - a music journalist, producer, and expert on Russian rock - offers not another retold biography, but an emotional and lively account from someone who has followed the band's history from the inside for many years. Kushnir witnessed "Nautilus" performances at the legendary festival in Podolsk in 1987, at the album presentations of "Titanic" and "Yablokitai", as well as at the grand "Nashestvie" in 2004. He personally communicated with Ilya Kormiltsev, Dmitry Umetsky, Oleg Sakmarov, and other members of the music community. Moreover, he himself curated the press support for several albums, held press conferences, and wrote texts for reissues. His view of the band is a front-row perspective. The lecture will be accompanied by rare archival video recordings and film chronicles, adding an additional layer to the narrative - not only visual but also emotional. There will be no clichés or bronze, only personal observations, memories, unexpected twists, and an attempt to understand why "Nautilus" became the voice of a generation. This event will be interesting not only for fans of the band or admirers of Kormiltsev's work. It is for anyone who wants to feel the atmosphere of that era, peek behind the scenes, and hear more than what is on the record. A unique chance to immerse oneself in the cultural context through the lens of a personal experience of an eyewitness.