The "Khudozhestvenny" cinema invites you to a retrospective of films by Nadezhda Kosheverova - a director without whom it is hard to imagine Soviet childhood. The "Khudozhestvenny" cinema is hosting the retrospective "Nadezhda Kosheverova. Tales for Adults and Children". The program brings together the best films of the director, whose works about goodness, miracles, and the human soul have become part of the cultural memory of several generations of viewers. Her works are cinematic fairy tales, wise stories about goodness and justice, told with humor and warmth. Audiences will see the post-war "Cinderella" - an adaptation of Charles Perrault's fairy tale in the screenplay version by Evgeny Schwartz, where the familiar story is filled with irony and life truth. The cycle will continue with the musical "Old, Old Tale", in which the storyteller becomes the hero of his own fantasies, blending fiction and harsh reality. In the film "Shadow" with Oleg Dal based on Schwartz's play of the same name, the parable of the duality of man and the power of temptation comes to the forefront. In the film "How Ivanushka the Fool Went in Search of a Miracle", viewers will meet the traditional Russian hero, whose kindness and perseverance help overcome challenges. Nadezhda Kosheverova is one of the few women directors in Soviet cinema and a true master of the genre of cinematic fairy tales. Her films combined lightness and lyricism with deep philosophy, managing to be both touching for children and witty for adults. Working with playwrights Evgeny Schwartz and Nikolai Erdman, she created a dozen films that remain relevant today. The program "Tales for Adults and Children" is an opportunity to see on the big screen the films that entire generations grew up on. Detailed schedule can be found on the cinema's website.