A rare opportunity to see films about cinema itself - on film, in historical copies, and with live commentary from experts. This retrospective shows how cinema explores itself, reflecting on its nature, heroes, and audiences. Not a lecture, but a full-fledged cinema evening. What happens when cinema becomes the hero of itself? The answer to this question is provided by the retrospective "Cinema about Cinema" - a series of screenings that includes feature, documentary, and animated films dedicated to cinema itself. This is not just a collection of films, but an attempt to understand how cinema reflects on its own birth, development, crises, and myths. Over several days, forgotten gems and cult films will appear on the screen. This includes the delicate Italian drama "The Most Beautiful", the biographical film about the pioneer of cinema "The One Left in the Shadows", and rare examples of animation from the 1920s and 1930s. All films are selected to show cinema from different angles: as an industry, as an art, and as a mirror of the era. The films will be screened in the large hall of the "Illuzion" cinema. Many of them are presented in rare 35mm film copies from the collection of the State Film Fund. This is not just a viewing, but a return to the tactile, living nature of cinema, to the magic of light and shadow, to moving images that were once the main form of dreams. The screenings are accompanied by film scholars and staff from the State Film Fund, revealing to the audience the nuances of context and behind-the-scenes stories of creation. These are cinema evenings for those who want to feel cinema on a deep level - aesthetically, historically, emotionally. The retrospective is suitable for both connoisseurs and those who are just beginning to discover archival cinema. This is a meeting with history through the lens of the camera. This is a conversation with the past, which is still alive - on the screen and in every hall where the lights go out. KudaGo presents the current poster for Moscow.