The Art Cinema invites viewers to the retrospective 'Federico Fellini's Moonlit Nights'. The big screen will showcase the most famous and rare films of the master - from early works to acclaimed masterpieces of world cinema. Federico Fellini is regarded as one of the main directors of the 20th century, and his films continue to inspire audiences and filmmakers. The retrospective will introduce different stages of his creativity. The program includes the early film 'Mamma's Boys', which brought Fellini his first major international success, and 'Nights of Cabiria' - a drama about a naive girl dreaming of happiness, awarded an 'Oscar'. Viewers will also see 'La Dolce Vita' - a loud and controversial film that received the 'Palme d'Or' at Cannes, and 'The Voice of the Moon', where the director turned to the adaptation of Ermanno Cavazzoni's novel. The cycle concludes with 'Eight and a Half' - a film in which Fellini transformed a director's crisis into a work about the nature of art, awarded two 'Oscars'. Each Fellini film is a journey into a special reality where the everyday coexists with the grotesque, and humor and sadness resonate simultaneously. His films are filled with poetic images, music, and a sense of celebration, behind which always lies melancholy and the search for meaning. 'Federico Fellini's Moonlit Nights' is an opportunity to see on the big screen films that changed the history of cinema. The retrospective will trace the director's creative path from his first steps to the masterpieces of maturity, familiarize viewers with his style, and immerse them in the magic of auteur cinema, where every camera movement becomes poetry. The schedule of screenings can be found on the cinema's website.