The comedic western by Alla Surikova reminds us how cinema can change people - gently, humorously, and almost magically. Alla Surikova's film remains one of the most charming domestic stories about the power of cinema. Its action unfolds in a Wild West town, where Mr. John Föst arrives - a man with an almost naive belief in cinematography. He is convinced that moving pictures can soften manners, awaken compassion, and remind people of the best in them. There is much humor in this idea, but behind it lies an important thought: art can act quieter than the law and louder than preaching. The film is interesting in that it combines adventure form, musical comedy, and cinematic parable. Entertainment in Moscow is gathered on our website.