The French dramedy "Colors of Time" will transport viewers to Paris in 1895, where the search for family secrets intertwines with the stories of our contemporaries. Director Cedric Klapisch presented this film as an intellectual and emotional bridge between eras. A special discussion with Anya Kovaleva will provide new perspectives on the topic of women's ambitions. "Colors of Time" is a film that successfully combines deep philosophical reflections with a light and even ironic approach to history. Director Cedric Klapisch touches on the theme of the intersection of past and present, revealing family secrets through the lens of art and love. The plot focuses on several descendants of a girl named Adele, whose home and legacy they must explore. This film offers a deep cultural context made possible by Klapisch returning to his roots, exploring the history of his homeland, but through the lens of modernity. After the screening, viewers will enjoy an engaging discussion with podcast author Anya Kovaleva. Don’t miss the chance to see the film in its original language with Russian subtitles and discuss all the nuances that the director infused into his work. Details about the special screening can be found on the cinema's website.