Lecture "Cinema. Criticism. Capitalism" by Egor Adamchik

Why is modern cinema so obsessed with wealth and disasters? Come to a lecture by philosopher Yegor Adamchik the day before the premiere of Iñárritu's 'Bardo', to decode the main codes of contemporary cinema. You'll learn how cinema encodes class inequality through staircases, doors, and dinners, and uncover the hidden meanings of hits ranging from 'Parasite' and 'There Will Be Blood' to 'The Menu' and 'Triangle of Sadness'. The main takeaway of the evening: an honest answer to the question of whether art can criticize the system while being part of it. This isn't just a film screening—it's a boost in media literacy and critical thinking, in the cozy atmosphere of a VIP lounge with comfort and high-quality sound.