The screening of the fairy tale film by Gennady Kazansky will take us back to the story of schoolboy Volka and the genie Khottabych, who emerged from an ancient jug. This Soviet classic about friendship, miracles, and the clash of magic with everyday life is suitable for children, parents, and anyone who loves good family cinema with gentle humor. The fairy tale film by Gennady Kazansky from 1956 is based on the story by Lazar Lagin. The plot begins with a simple find: schoolboy Volka discovers an ancient jug and releases the genie Khottabych. From that moment on, the hero's ordinary life is filled with wonders, misunderstandings, and funny encounters between ancient magic and Soviet everyday life. Khottabych sincerely wants to thank his savior and acts according to the laws of his world, but Volka has to explain to him the rules of modern life, friendship, and responsibility. Because of this, the fairy tale remains light, funny, and understandable, but it carries an important message: a miracle by itself does not solve all problems if there is no kindness, honesty, and the ability to think of others nearby. The screening is dedicated to the 70th anniversary of the film.