Silent cinema - outdoors with live piano: the classic of German Expressionism returns to "Moskino Museon". On August 30, the summer cinema "Moskino Museon" will screen "Nosferatu, Symphony of Horror" by Friedrich Wilhelm Murnau - a benchmark of early horror and the pinnacle of expressionist aesthetics. The silent film from 1922, created as an unofficial variation on the theme of "Dracula", introduced the world to the image of Count Orlok and set the vocabulary of screen horror for decades to come. The screening will be accompanied by live music - Kirill Hegai will perform original piano improvisations, building the score in dialogue with the editing rhythm and mise-en-scènes to enhance the viewing experience of the film. This is a rare opportunity to see a canonical horror film on the big screen under the starry sky with live musical accompaniment. Details about the unique screening can be found on the cinema's website.