Project 'Kinomekhanika' — 'I am Cuba'

Dive into the anatomy of a cinematic masterpiece at a unique session of the 'Kinomechanics' project. This is not just a film screening, but a microscopic analysis of one of the pinnacles of global cinematography — Mikhail Kalatozov's film 'I Am Cuba.' You will see how the genius Sergey Urusevsky used light, optics, and camera movements unprecedented for 1964 to 'expose' the meanings of the revolution. In the intimate atmosphere of the museum-workshop, you will learn to read the visual code of great cinema, understand why this film inspired film crews around the world, and gain pure aesthetic pleasure from the black-and-white plasticity that never ages. A perfect meeting for those who want to stop simply watching movies and start understanding them.