'Moskino' launches a summer program for young viewers - classics of Soviet cinema will return to the big screens as part of the 'Summer Film Camp' project. 'Moskino' invites children and their parents to a special program of retrospective screenings. Throughout the summer, beloved films that have long become part of the golden fund of domestic cinema will be shown in the capital's cinemas. Among the films is the famous fantastic story 'The Amphibian Man', filmed by Kazansky and Chebotaryov based on the novel by Alexander Belyaev. This is not just a touching fairy tale about love and loneliness, but an exciting sea drama with elements of science fiction. The atmosphere of a southern coastal city, images of first love, beautiful music, and picturesque cinematography make the film interesting even decades later. The screening of 'The Amphibian Man' as part of the 'Summer Film Camp' is a chance not only to introduce your child to an important work of Soviet cinema but also to spend a family evening watching a truly kind film. Admission is free with prior registration.