Maria Bregman will present the book "Chelnovaya" and a documentary film about the poetess Lydia Grigorieva. Maria Bregman will present her new book "Chelnovaya," in which she warmly and attentively describes her native village in the Smolensk region. This book is not only a personal chronicle but also an observation of the fates of people, childhood landscapes, and reflections on roots and a person's place in history. In the second part of the evening, there will be a screening of the documentary film "Lydia Grigorieva. I Will Still Live," created for the 80th anniversary of the poetess. The story of Lydia Grigorieva is a story of overcoming, quiet courage, bitter sincerity, and faith in the power of words. Maria Bregman is a writer, director, literary critic, translator, and a laureate and nominee of many Russian and international awards. The evening will gather writers, actors, the film crew, colleagues, and friends, including Lydia Grigorieva, Svetlana Vasilenko, German Vlasov, Julia Tulegenova, Nikon and Anna Zhila, Yan Bregman, Nikolai Zyuzin, and others. Where to go in Moscow is known by KUDAGO.