As part of the "Young Viewer" program, films by Soviet director Ilya Frez will be shown every week on the big screen of "Illuzion". Every Sunday this summer, "Illuzion" will screen films by Ilya Frez - a director who made numerous adventure films for children. On August 17, viewers will see the classic film "I Loved You," directed by Ilya Frez in 1968. It is a delicate, touching story about the first serious feeling that remains in memory forever. The director masterfully conveys the atmosphere of the late 60s, avoiding clichés and moralizing. His characters are lively, recognizable, sometimes absurd, but invariably endearing. On August 24, the film "We Did Not Go Through This" will be shown - a vivid example of thoughtful Soviet cinema, centered not only on events but also on deep human experiences. At the concluding screening on August 31, the film "The Oddball from Class 5B" will be on screen. A warm story about growing up, responsibility, and friendship, told through the eyes of a mischievous schoolboy. All films will be screened from 35mm film, allowing immersion in the visual aesthetics of the era. Ilya Frez always knew how to speak to children honestly and simply, not preaching but supporting. And his films continue to touch the hearts of both children and adults. Admission to the screenings is free with prior registration.