The romantic story by Cedric Klapisch, presented for the first time at the Cannes Film Festival, will be shown on the big screen of the "Aurora" cinema. The film received high praise at the 78th Cannes Film Festival and became the most ambitious work of the director. The comedic-historical drama transports viewers from the present to Paris in 1895. Relatives, while sorting through old belongings, find a painting that becomes a door to the past. There they meet Adele, a woman whose search for the truth about her family touches the lives of all the participants in the story. The lines of past and present intertwine, turning everyday details into events capable of changing fates. "Colors of Time" is a story about a journey through time and family memory, where the secrets of the past influence the future. After the screening, the audience will have a conversation with film critic Maxim Yershov, who will help provide a broader perspective on the film. More details about the special screening can be found on the "Aurora" website.