A great actress whose energy is felt from the screen even through the decades. In honor of Nonna Mordyukova's 100th anniversary, 'Illyuzion' will showcase her best films - from 'The Young Guard' to 'The Commissar'. This is not just a retrospective, but an honest conversation with an era through the images she created. To celebrate the 100th anniversary of Nonna Mordyukova's birth, a large program of film screenings is taking place at the 'Illyuzion' cinema. This is a rare opportunity to see iconic films featuring her on 35 mm film - in the very authentic texture in which they were created. The retrospective includes both early, student works of the actress and mature, beloved films. Mordyukova is unmistakable: she embodies power, humanity, charisma, and a certain inner truth. Her heroines are always alive, real, and strong in spirit - and thus very close to the audience. The program includes films that have become classics: the drama of resistance against fascists 'The Young Guard', the collective melodrama 'Father's Home', the tragicomedy 'Thirty-Three', the production epic 'Chairman', the immortal comedy 'The Diamond Arm', and the rare film 'The Commissar' - forbidden, saved, returned. Every day from November 19 to 30 - a separate film, a separate role, a separate slice of time. All films are screened from film prints from the State Film Fund. This is an invitation not only to reminisce but also to rethink - who is Nonna Mordyukova and why does her voice still resonate so powerfully. We look forward to seeing you at 'Illyuzion' for a grand conversation with an era, told through faces, lines, gestures, and frames. This is a celebration of living Soviet cinema and a tribute to the actress, forever inscribed in the cultural memory of the country. Registration is required. Where to go in Moscow is known by KudaGo.