Films that became the voice of a generation return to the big screen. "PERSONA. Marlen Khutsiev" is a rare opportunity to see three key films of the great director on 35mm film. Marlen Khutsiev is a figure without whom Soviet cinema of the 1960s cannot be imagined. He did not just make films; he created a cinematic chronicle of an era in which heroes looked into themselves, into love, and into the meanings of life. The "PERSONA" program at "Illuzion" brings back three key works of the director-from youthful doubts to a mature view of life. The program will open with the film "I Am Twenty"-a philosophical drama about growing up, friendship, and self-discovery. Following that, viewers will see "July Rain"-a delicate story of a chance encounter and the fragility of feelings. The retrospective will conclude with the film "Postscript," in which the director looks at life through the eyes of a mature person. All screenings are held on 35mm film from the collection of the "Gosfilmofond of Russia." Detailed schedule can be found on the cinema's website.