"PERSONA. Kirill Lavrov" is a unique series of screenings dedicated to the centenary of the great actor's birth. The program includes iconic films featuring Lavrov, including "Alive and Dead" and "A Long Happy Life," shown on 35 mm film. "PERSONA. Kirill Lavrov" is a retrospective of films that have forever remained in the history of Russian and Soviet cinema. An inspiring actor whose roles leave no one indifferent, Lavrov was part of many outstanding films, but his name is especially associated with deep, dramatic characters. The program of this cycle features both tragic films, such as "Alive and Dead," and comedic works, for example, "Quarrel in Lukashah," where he demonstrated his mastery of comedic acting. For fans of his work, this is a chance to see a film on 35 mm film, which adds a retro atmosphere and emphasizes the historical value of these works. The evenings organized within the framework of "PERSONA" will offer a unique combination of culture, cinema, and acting talent. Special attention should be paid to films with film scholars who will help reveal the depth of each work, discuss the significance of Lavrov's works, and his role in the formation of domestic cinema. The event is interesting not only for those familiar with Kirill Lavrov's work but also for those who want to understand how acting can influence the perception of historical events and their depiction in cinema. Priceless frames in unique restoration will immerse viewers in the atmosphere of the Soviet era and the cinematic art of that time. Detailed schedules can be found on the cinema's website. Where to go with a child in Moscow, look for on our website.