Quentin Tarantino's cult action film will be shown in its full version with subtitles and an intermission. A fierce, stylish, and bloody odyssey will unfold before the audience, where Eastern martial traditions meet crime cinema and black humor. The story of The Bride has long become part of film mythology: a wedding turned into a bloody massacre, awakening from a coma, and the journey to the people who took away the heroine's past life. On the big screen, this storyline works especially powerfully - with sharp editing flashes, emphasized theatricality of violence, tense duels, and recognizable Tarantino's play with genres. The two parts come together to form a cohesive statement: from the frantic pace of the first half to the slower, almost tragic finale, where personal pain, betrayal, and the price of choice emerge behind the revenge. Thanks to the presence of film critic Konstantin Yamshchinsky before the screening, the audience will be able to tune into the context of the film, its place in the director's filmography, and its influence on pop culture. One intermission is planned. All entertainment in St. Petersburg is gathered on our website.