The audience is in for a special screening of the charming Ghibli anime about a girl who finds herself in the cat kingdom. This screening is interesting for several reasons. Firstly, on the big screen, you can see one of the most charming and slightly underrated projects of Studio Ghibli - a feature film by Hiroyuki Morita, which grew out of the idea of a short film about cats. Secondly, the session is complemented by a discussion with a film expert, meaning that viewers will not only enjoy the viewing but also have the opportunity to look at the film more broadly. The plot takes us to a fairy-tale world where an ordinary day suddenly turns into a chain of incredible events. The girl Haru saves a cat that turns out to be the prince of the Cat Kingdom, and soon she finds herself caught up in a strange story of forced marriage, transformation, and escape. Her companions are the charming Baron and the clumsy Muta. Behind the external lightness lies a conversation about growing up, freedom of choice, and the right to remain oneself, even when circumstances insistently push in another direction. Where to go in Moscow, knows KUDAGO.