[cinema with a psychologist] Petrov’s Flu

A film journey into a feverish dream, where reality, delirium, dreams, and fantasies intertwine in a whimsical pattern on a frozen window. Sick with the flu on New Year's Eve, Petrov infects his wife and child, encounters an old acquaintance, and embarks on a New Year's odyssey through the post-Soviet unconscious. The inevitable flu and mutations here are less a disease than a metaphor for general confusion: the camera literally floats through this world, where hangover delirium complements everyday absurdity, and the New Year’s tree opens a mystical portal between the past and the present.

The meeting will be led by clinical psychologist, psychoanalyst, and psychology lecturer Irina Kozlova.