Film scholar Dmitry Salynsky invites you to immerse yourself in the complex world of Andrei Tarkovsky's cinematic language. The program includes several lectures. The name of Andrei Tarkovsky is known to every connoisseur of cinema. His works, from "Ivan's Childhood" to "The Sacrifice," have become not only symbols of an era but also an important part of world cinema. The "Tarkovsky Laboratory" is a unique project where the creativity of the great director is analyzed at the level of forms, meanings, and philosophy. Film scholar Dmitry Salynsky offers participants in the series to dive into the world of Tarkovsky's films in an unexpected format. The works are examined in reverse chronological order-from the last film "The Sacrifice" to the first short film "The Steamroller and the Violin." This approach allows for a better understanding of the director's journey and an awareness of how his key symbols and images were born. For information on where to go in Moscow today, read on KudaGo.