"Munch in Hell" is a documentary film about the legendary artist Edvard Munch, creator of "The Scream," his complex life, and legacy. The film features unique archival footage, commentary from art historians and researchers. Before the screening, there will be a lecture by Elena Rachinskaya, a Scandinavian philologist. "Munch in Hell" is a film that immerses viewers in the world of one of the most prominent representatives of Expressionism, Edvard Munch. This documentary reveals lesser-known aspects of the artist's life, his creative journey, and his struggle with public dissatisfaction. Special attention is given to the collection of his paintings, which became part of Oslo's cultural heritage and faced criticism and even theft. The film shows how the museum collection of Munch's works was unjustly ignored during the artist's lifetime and how it only became accessible to the general public in 1963. Before the film screening, viewers will enjoy a lecture by Elena Rachinskaya, a Scandinavian philologist, who will introduce the literary and cultural aspects related to Munch's life and work. The lecture will also provide a key to understanding how Munch's creativity became not only a light for art but also a reflection of the social and political processes of his time.