Delirium Film Club: Lecture 'Christopher Nolan's Odyssey or the Fear of Filmmaking' + Screening of the Film 'Neon God's Rebels'

A unique opportunity to explore Christopher Nolan's genius through the lens of ancient epic poetry and see how Taiwanese director Tsai Ming-liang reinterprets the theme of the 'Odyssey' in his cult 1992 film. You won't just watch a movie — you'll gain the keys to understanding why the century's biggest blockbuster director is afraid to shoot, and how 'not shooting at all' becomes the ultimate recipe for a masterpiece. Nikita's lecture will lay everything out clearly: from choosing the right IMAX format to drawing parallels with Homer. The evening will conclude with a screening of Tsai Ming-liang's rare work 'Rebels of the Neon God' — a visual poem about youth, loneliness, and neon-lit Taiwan. Come for intellectual pleasure, a fresh perspective on familiar names, and the atmosphere of a true film lover's gathering. Admission by donation — you decide the value of the experience.