The premiere of Roman Mikhailov's film "We Need to Make Movies About Love" will take place at the "Aurora" cinema. This award-winning film explores the fine line between reality and fiction, touching on themes of love, cinema, and human relationships. "We Need to Make Movies About Love" is a reflection on life and cinema through the lens of the filming process. The plot centers around a group of filmmakers who travel to India to shoot an art-house film. However, as events unfold, the characters face challenges that test their creative beliefs and life priorities. The ancient city of Varanasi, steeped in history and culture, becomes not just a filming location but a catalyst provoking deep internal changes. The unique visual style of the film, shot in Varanasi, allows viewers to feel the rhythm and magic of this place. The cinematographers Elena Metla and Alexey Rodionov capture not only the emotional experiences of the characters but also the very spirit of the city, with its dancing shadows. Director Roman Mikhailov has created a film that is a parable about a world falling apart and about love that can heal it. This film was shot simultaneously with "The Firebird," highlighting the similarities in aesthetics and philosophy inherent in the director's cinematic style. More details about the special screening at "Aurora" can be found on the cinema's website.