The "Psychology of Cinema" at the "Illuzion" cinema is a unique combination of film screenings and professional discussions with psychotherapists, revealing the psychological aspects of life through the lens of cinema. On October 11, at the "Illuzion" cinema, as part of the "Psychology in Cinema" series, there will be a screening of Richard Linklater's film "Where'd You Go, Bernadette?" - an adaptation of Maria Semple's bestseller. The film tells the story of an architect and mother whose life suddenly collapses under the weight of internal dissatisfaction, and her disappearance becomes a kind of escape from routine while simultaneously searching for her true self. After the screening, there will be a discussion on the topic "Existential Crisis: Finding Yourself in the Modern World." The discussion will be led by psychiatrist, psychotherapist, Doctor of Medical Sciences Andrey Arkadyevich Shmilovich and clinical psychologist Anastasia Alexeyevna Vershinskaya. The "Psychology of Cinema" series allows viewers to see reflections of real problems in artistic plots and hear professional comments that help to look at questions of meaning, self-identity, and overcoming crises in a new light. More details can be found on the cinema's website.