One of the key films of the French "New Wave" - a subtle story of a young singer who awaits important news and wanders through the city amidst anxiety, cafes, chance encounters, and a conversation with a soldier. The intimate plot transforms an hour and a half of screen time into a nervous portrait of life on the brink of change. Agnès Varda's film is one of those cases where a small walk through the city turns into an accurate conversation about fear, time, and the desire to live. The young singer awaits important medical news and tries to cope with the anxiety heightened by a fortune teller's prediction. Externally, everything goes on as usual: the city is noisy, cafes are open, people are talking, music is playing, but inside the heroine grows a sense that the familiar world is about to change. The film is significant for the history of the French "New Wave" due to its free form and remarkable closeness to real time. The camera follows the heroine through the streets, capturing glances, shop windows, gestures, random conversations, and pauses. Instead of the usual dramatic intrigue, the viewer receives a live observation of a person who goes from confusion and self-absorbed fragility to a clearer view of themselves and others. We tell you what to watch in St. Petersburg.