On October 15, the premiere of Bakur Bakuradze's new film "Lermontov" will take place at the "Aurora" cinema, a subtle and philosophical drama telling the story of the last day in the life of the great poet. Bakur Bakuradze approaches the theme of Lermontov's last day not as a biography, but as an internal state - the feeling of the moment before the inevitable outcome. The director films without unnecessary drama, with the kind of observation that makes what is happening extremely truthful. The role of the poet is played by stand-up comedian Ilya Ozolin - this is his first work in a feature film. The story unfolds in Pyatigorsk, at the foot of Mashuk, on the morning of July 15, 1841. Lermontov and Martynov, once close friends, are now enemies, separated by only hours before a duel. Around them is a calm, almost serene atmosphere, hiding a sense of impending tragedy. None of the witnesses realize they are observing the last hours of the poet's life. After the screening, viewers will have the opportunity to meet with Bakur Bakuradze and discuss the film - how history transforms into a reflection on human nature, loneliness, and inner freedom. The exact screening time can be found on the cinema's website.