Lecture: 'Cinema. Criticism. Capitalism'

Dive into an engaging analysis of how cinema becomes a mirror of capitalist society — from the portrayal of selfless billionaires to the mockery of workers' suffering. Together with philosopher Yegor Adamchik, you will analyze films such as 'Parasites', 'The Menu', 'New Times', and other works to understand why the market is not yet capitalism, and why individual success can become a public issue. At the lecture, you won't just hear theory — you'll gain practical tools for critical thinking, fresh perspectives on everyday things, and the chance to ask questions to a thinker of the future. From personal reflections to collective dialogue — this is your opportunity to rethink cinema with new eyes and see the place it occupies in the higher world of power and consumption.