Stanislav Govorukhin's film brings the viewer back to the nerve point of the late Soviet era - a time of anxiety, poverty, and social fracture. It is a direct conversation about the crisis of the system, crime, and the feeling of a country that is rapidly losing its familiar supports and searching for a new language to describe reality. This screening addresses the sharp documentary-journalistic work of Stanislav Govorukhin, filmed at the turning point of eras. The film captures the late Soviet reality without smoothing the edges: poverty, rising crime, a sense of social fatigue, and the anxiety of people caught in a rapidly changing country appear on screen. The director views the disintegration of the familiar system as a personal and social drama, where private stories coalesce into an image of a time that has lost confidence in tomorrow. The screening is dedicated to the 85th anniversary of Govorukhin's birth. On our website, we tell about free events in Moscow.