The screening of Sergei Komarov's silent comedy will remind viewers of early Soviet cinema, where adventure, inheritance, chase, and physical humor work without a single word. Sergei Komarov's silent comedy from 1928 transports viewers to an era when cinema was built on movement, gesture, editing, and precise actor's plasticity. The plot begins with an unexpected inheritance: after the death of a wealthy Parisian, a large sum is to be inherited by a girl from Moscow. Enterprising heroes set out to find her, and the calm setup quickly turns into a series of chases, mistakes, disguises, and comedic encounters. The screening is dedicated to the 125th anniversary of Igor Ilyinsky, one of the bright artists of the Soviet screen and stage. On our website, we tell about free events in Moscow.