At the "Rodina" cinema, viewers will see the legendary adaptation of Leo Tolstoy's novel - the grand four-part film by Sergey Bondarchuk. The cinematic epic "War and Peace" is the pinnacle of Soviet cinema, a large-scale embodiment of the symbolic novel of Russian literature. Sergey Bondarchuk did not just transfer Tolstoy's book to the screen, but created a work where artistic power is combined with the precision of an experienced director's vision. The film became one of the most ambitious projects in the history of world cinema: thousands of extras, historically accurate costumes and sets, grand battle scenes of the Borodino battle, complex stunts, and impeccable cinematography. Due to its scale and artistic significance, the film "War and Peace" was awarded the "Oscar" and "Golden Globe" in the category of "Best Foreign Language Film," and was also shown in the non-competitive program of the Cannes Film Festival. Viewings at "Rodina" will allow audiences to see the cinematic epic on the big screen, where the spectacle of battles and the expressive plasticity of the actors' performances are revealed in full. The exact schedule of screenings can be found on the cinema center's website.