The screening of a tense musical drama in its original language will turn into a lively conversation about talent, pressure, and the cost of ambition. After the film, participants will discuss what they have seen, analyze the characters, leadership, the jazz scene, and the fine line where the pursuit of success begins to break a person. At the center of the meeting is Damien Chazelle's film about a young drummer who comes under intense pressure from his mentor and starts to pay too high a price for his dream. It is a story about music, ambition, the fear of failure, and how the pursuit of ideals gradually changes character. The event is interesting in that after the screening, the conversation does not boil down to a brief exchange of impressions. Participants are invited to discuss the motivations of the characters, teaching methods, the cultural context of the jazz scene, and the painful question of the boundary between development and inner destruction. An additional plus is the language of discussion. Here, English is needed not for formal exercise, but as a natural tool for conversation on a complex topic. For full participation, a comfortable level for intermediate and advanced speakers is preferable.