Three novellas by Vasily Shukshin combine humor, bitterness, and warm observation, and the screening itself provides a reason to see the lively, stubborn, vulnerable, and unexpectedly touching human nature anew. Before the audience is a cinematic almanac by Vasily Shukshin, composed of three novellas about people whom others often consider strange, inconvenient, or funny. But it is in these characters that one discovers what makes Shukshin's world so captivating: a stubborn sense of truth, inner freedom, the ability to live not for profit but for conscience and heart. Each story is built on the collision of dreams, naivety, and everyday logic. Where to go in Moscow, KUDAGO will suggest.