The screening brings back a light front-line comedy about three pilots, friendship, and a vow that life quickly tests for strength. War films can be different: some speak of heroism through drama and tension, while others choose a lighter tone to remind us of human warmth, humor, song, and the stubborn ability to find joy even in difficult times. The musical comedy by Semyon Timoshenko belongs to such cinema - here the front-line theme combines with the lightness of the genre, and the story relies on the vibrant character of the heroes. At the center of the plot are three pilots who promise each other not to fall in love until the end of the war. The vow sounds almost like a game, but quickly confronts reality: service, meetings, affections, and the ordinary human desire to be happy prove stronger than strict agreements. Where to go with a child in Moscow, look for on our website.