An adaptation of Ken Kesey's cult rebellious novel on the big screen of "Aurora". The iconic drama by Milos Forman "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest" will be shown on the big screen - now in the latest 4K restoration, created specifically for the 50th anniversary of the legendary film. The adaptation of Ken Kesey's novel became one of the most powerful statements about personal freedom and resistance to the system in the 20th century. The story of McMurphy and the patients of the psychiatric clinic, told with biting irony and tragic precision, earned the film a record five Academy Awards in major categories and made it an eternal classic. Jack Nicholson shines in the film, and Louise Fletcher's role as Nurse Ratched brought her worldwide fame. The filming took place in a real psychiatric clinic with the participation of patients and staff, and the director along with the team spent weeks there to convey an authentic atmosphere. This film is a rare example of absolute triumph: it is equally strong as an artistic work, as a cultural statement, and as a psychological study. The new restoration allows viewers to appreciate the scale of Forman's work, Nicholson's performance, and the ensemble cast from a new perspective. After the special screening at the "Aurora" cinema, the audience will be able to discuss the film with Alexander Popov, a psychologist from the "Humanitarian Action" foundation. Details about the screening can be found on the cinema's website.