On Valentine's Day, old films come to life in dance: participants learn the korobochka, tustep, krakowiak, and polka-babushka to live accordion music. This light masterclass transforms familiar plots from the early 20th century into understandable movements that bring laughter, courage, and a sense of celebration in every step. The class is for those who want to express feelings through dance. Dances from old films usually remain on screen, but here they gain a second life. Guests find themselves in a space where instead of traditional greetings and cards, the accordion plays, and partners learn to hear each other in movement. The organizers invite participants to recall Russian dance patterns from the early 20th century and try to transfer familiar steps and turns from films onto their own bodies. Korobochka, tustep, krakowiak, polka-babushka, and other figures become a language of live communication, understood without words. Even those who haven't danced for a long time or have never attended choreography classes feel confident and free. Professional teacher Anna Polyakova explains the elements gradually, assembling complete combinations from simple steps. Participants first try the movements separately, then connect them into pairs and small circles, learning to change direction, catch the rhythm, and maintain contact with their partner. The format is perfect for those who want to spend an evening together but are tired of monotonous café dates.