In the shadow of ancient walls, ghosts come to life, candles are lit, and footsteps echo, as if leading straight to the cinema hall. Halloween Cinema invites you to spend a frightfully beautiful weekend in a mansion, where instead of fear - there is pleasure, and instead of screams - the delight of cinephiles. On November 1 and 2, the cultural center "Third Place" will transform into a space where the dead, maniacs, and secrets from another dimension will come alive on screen. In the corridors of the halls, three films await the audience - from gothic animation to psychological horror and mystical detective stories. The program includes Tim Burton's "Corpse Bride," a dark fairy tale about love that transcends life; Lars von Trier's "The House That Jack Built" - a film balancing between philosophy and reflections on good, evil, and the aesthetics of violence; and David Lynch's "Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me," a prequel to the cult series. Halloween Cinema - carefully curated movie nights. In the dark corridors of the mansion, viewers will encounter candles, dim light, and a faint scent of smoke. Here, one can discuss what they've seen and listen to lectures on the symbolism of horror films. The exact schedule of screenings can be found on the venue's website.