The exhibition offers a look at Mikhail Romm not through the usual chronology, but through a system of keys that gradually forms a living and three-dimensional image of the director. Personal archives, interactive elements, and a map of students help to see him not only as a master of cinema but also as a person whose influence was immense. The exhibition is structured like a kind of alphabet, through which the viewer assembles a portrait of Mikhail Romm from scattered facts, associations, and biographical details. This principle makes the narrative about the director more personal and dynamic: it is important here not just to learn a set of dates and events, but to feel the character, doubts, attachments, and creative temperament of a person whose name has long been part of the history of domestic cinema. The main role in this concept is played by the interactive block "From A to Z." It turns the acquaintance with the material into an exploration, where each letter becomes a starting point for a new facet of the biography. Next to this block, items from the personal archive appear-objects that retain the effect of immediate presence and help to see the master outside the official image. Particular attention is drawn to the "Map of Students," which shows how powerful the director's influence was as a teacher and interlocutor. Through it, it becomes especially clear that his role in culture is not limited to his own films. The exhibition showcases a person around whom a whole universe of domestic cinema has formed and allows for a new perspective on the scale of this figure. Where to go in Moscow today will be told by our website.