The local history film lecture invites you to discover new facets of the Pushkin era and the history of Kolpino. At the center of the meeting are the fates of people whose names are forever linked to the cultural memory of the region. The audience will see a film about Vera Slutskaya and hear a live story about her life, inspiration, and legacy. The local history film lecture "Pushkin and Kolpino: Friends and Neighbors" was created to revive the memory of the people and places inscribed in the history of the southern suburbs of St. Petersburg. This time, the audience will be treated to the lecture "Iron Faith," dedicated to Vera Klimentyevna Slutskaya, a woman whose name is borne by the streets of Pavlovsk and whose fate has become a symbol of resilience, dedication to her cause, and loyalty to her native land. Participants will learn about Vera Slutskaya's life - her journey, the time she lived in, and the people who were around her. The event combines documentary footage, stories from contemporaries, and research work by Kolpino local historians. The program includes a screening of a film prepared with the participation of the Museum of the History of the Izhora Factories and the descendants of the heroine, as well as comments from methodologist Daria Kuzmina, who will bring the screen images to life with her words and historical context. The film lecture is not just a lecture, but a dialogue with the past. For everyone interested in local history, the culture of St. Petersburg, and the life of its surroundings, this is a wonderful opportunity to spend an evening in a warm atmosphere of knowledge and memory. There are no dry facts here - only a sincere desire to tell how history continues in the faces and names we encounter every day. Our website features the current program of St. Petersburg.