At the "Moskino Zhukovsky" cinema, screenings of films based on classical literature will take place. The "Zhukovsky" cinema continues a series of film screenings dedicated to important literary adaptations. Audiences encounter stories that began on paper and later became the basis for vivid, touching, and sharp cinematic narratives. At the upcoming screening, viewers will see the drama "The Storm" (1934) by director Vladimir Petrov - one of the most famous adaptations of Alexander Ostrovsky's play. The film transports us to the merchant town of Kalinov on the banks of the Volga, where behind the facade of external well-being hide cruel morals, hypocrisy, and fear of public opinion. Young Katerina finds herself in the house of the authoritative Kabanikha and gradually realizes that there is no place for sincerity and freedom in this world. Her encounter with Boris gives her hope for another life, but the attempt to break free from the closed circle ends in tragedy. Each screening of this film program is a meeting with literary heritage embodied on screen, and an opportunity to rediscover familiar plots in the cinematic language of different directors. The "Moskino Zhukovsky" hall creates a cozy atmosphere for a leisurely immersion into the world of classics. A detailed schedule of screenings can be found on the "Moskino" website. For more reviews of premieres and film critiques, check out our website in the cinema section.