A comedic adaptation of Chekhov's plots turns a bourgeois wedding into a witty parade of vanity, calculation, and everyday absurdities. The screening refers to the comedy by Isidor Annenkov, created based on the vaudeville and stories of Anton Chekhov. At the center of the plot is a bourgeois celebration, where every gesture, line, and attempt to impress becomes an occasion for humorous awkwardness. The characters are preoccupied with how they appear in the eyes of others, what the guests will think of them, and how convincingly they can display wealth, status, and decorum. This story relies on Chekhov's precise observational skills. Find other events in Moscow on KUDAGO.