The retrospective «PERSONA. Nikita Mikhalkov» immerses viewers in over 50 years of domestic cinema history. The program covers the director's and actor's works of the master. A large-scale retrospective «PERSONA. Nikita Mikhalkov» will take place at the «Illuzion» cinema, dedicated to the 80th anniversary of one of the most influential figures in domestic cinema. The program spans more than 50 years of creative work, including both cult and lesser-known but significant films in which Mikhalkov acted as director, actor, and screenwriter. Audiences will see his debut short film «A Quiet Day at the End of the War», the film «A Man Among Strangers, A Stranger Among Men», «The Slave of Love», «An Unfinished Play for Mechanical Piano», «Five Evenings», «Relatives», as well as «Several Days in the Life of I.I. Oblomov» and «Burnt by the Sun», which won an Oscar. The program will conclude with the large-scale drama «12», which was also nominated for the same award. In addition to his directorial works, the program will showcase films in which Mikhalkov played key roles: «I Walk Around Moscow», «Traffic Inspector», «Cruel Romance», «The Insulted and Injured». Special attention is given to the acting troupe with which Mikhalkov worked for many years - from Tabakov to Gurchenko, from Menshikov to Ulyanov. The retrospective not only traces the artistic evolution of the master but also serves as a mirror of the history of Russian cinema. All films are shown from original 35mm copies from the collection of the «Gosfilmofond of Russia». To find out the detailed screening schedule, you can visit the cinema's website. This is a chance not only to revisit beloved films but also to feel the breath of the time in which they were created. Where to go in Moscow today, KudaGo knows.