The fairy tale film by Alexander Rou returns to the folklore plot of courage, loyalty, and the victory of good over evil. The story of Ivan and Vasilisa combines recognizable motifs of Russian folk tales, the aesthetics of early Soviet cinema, a soft family atmosphere, and the joy of screen magic that resonates with audiences of different generations. Alexander Rou's fairy tale picture transports the viewer into the world of Russian folk fantasy, where the hero's trials become a test of character, and miraculous transformations help to speak about simple and important things. At the heart of the plot are motifs from "The Frog Princess": Ivan must go through a difficult path, save Vasilisa, and confront evil, which in fairy tale cinema always has a visible, expressive image. The film is interesting as one of the early classic works of Soviet screen folklore. Where to go in Moscow on the weekend, our website will suggest.