The premiere screening of Krzysztof Kieślowski's drama will explore the fine line between first love, loneliness, and obsession. The story of Tomek, who watches Magda from the house across the street, sounds like a disturbing and tender parable about gaze, the desire to be noticed, and the purity of feeling. Kieślowski's drama begins with loneliness, which takes on a strange and painful form. 19-year-old Tomek works at the post office and lives in a world where feelings are easier to hide behind glass, binoculars, or a telescope. He observes Magda from the house across the street, but his voyeurism gradually stops being just a secret peeping. In this gaze, there is awkward care, anxious tenderness, and a desire to somehow enter the life of a person who seems unattainable. Kieślowski shows first love without romantic smoothness. Attraction here coexists with dependency, shame, fear, and naive belief that sincerity can justify everything. After the screening, film critic Andrey Chuvagin will discuss the film with the audience. Our website will tell you where to go in Moscow today.