Authorial films, outstanding directors, and engaging discussions: meetings of the film club "Fakel" in October. The film club "Fakel" opens a new season and invites viewers to meetings with auteur cinema. Every Friday, under the guidance of film expert Igor Fedyanin, guests will not only see cult films on the big screen but also discuss them in a lively debate. The October program includes four film evenings: from Italian classics to modern drama. On October 10, viewers will see "The Night" by Michelangelo Antonioni. On October 17, "Eddington" by Ari Aster will be shown - a satirical chronicle of the confrontation between power and principles, starring Joaquin Phoenix and Pedro Pascal. On October 24, Federico Fellini's film "Nights of Cabiria" will be screened - a touching and bitter parable about a naive Roman woman searching for happiness. The month's program will conclude on October 31 with Richard Linklater's film "The New Wave," dedicated to the birth of the French cinematic masterpiece "Breathless." The film club hall transforms into a space for communication and shared cinematic experiences. Here, films are not just watched - discussions arise, agreements are made, and unexpected interpretations are discovered. Each meeting becomes an event where the film comes alive through the attentive gaze of the audience and the professional commentary of the host. All screenings will take place at the "Fakel" cinema, and a detailed schedule can be found on the "Moskino" website.