Starting September 4, the 'Illuzion' cinema will host the retrospective 'Persona. Valentin Gaft', dedicated to the 90th anniversary of the great actor. Audiences will see films that reveal different facets of his talent. Valentin Gaft has entered the history of Russian cinema and theater as an artist of rare depth and range. He was adored for his witty epigrams, appreciated for his brilliant work at 'Sovremennik', and for his characteristic roles where even secondary characters became unforgettable. The retrospective at 'Illuzion' offers a complete panorama of films featuring him. Viewers will see the touching drama by Adolf Bergunker 'Girl, Do You Want to Act in a Movie?', the tense thriller by Alexander Gordon 'Clash in the Blizzard', the industrial film 'Eight Days of Hope', the satirical comedy by Eldar Ryazanov 'Garage', and the melodrama by Pavel Lyubimov 'The Newcomer'. The program also includes other works. Each of these films showcases Gaft in various roles - a strict ironist, a comedian, a romantic, a dramatic hero, whose roles still resonate with audiences. The films will be shown on 35 mm film from the collection of the Russian State Film Fund. This is a rare opportunity to see the films in their authentic format. Detailed screening schedules can be found on the cinema's website.