Screenings of the films “The Trial of the Aul“ and “Until You Figure Out Simplicity“ were held in Moscow

Screenings of the films “The Trial of the Aul“ and “Until You Figure Out Simplicity“ were held in Moscow

On April 22, 2026, in honor of the Year of Unity of the Peoples of Russia, screenings of the feature film “The Trial of the Aul” and the documentary “Until You Figure Out Simplicity” took place at the Eldar cinema in Moscow with the support of the Polylog Foundation. The events were part of a cultural program dedicated to the Year of Unity of the Peoples of Russia.

At the invitation of the Polylog Foundation, the films’ directors attended the screenings:
— Elena Filippova, director of “Until You Figure Out Simplicity”;
— Islam Satyrov, director of “The Trial of the Aul.”

The film “The Trial of the Aul” is a lively comedy about a city blogger who finds himself far from his usual life and undergoes the trial of returning to his roots. Through humor and the contrast between the familiar and the unfamiliar, the film raises important themes—respect for elders, the value of family, and simple human connection.

The documentary “Until You Figure Out Simplicity” offers viewers a deeper, philosophical reflection on traditions, moral values, and human virtues that are preserved and passed down from generation to generation. The focus is on the unspoken code of the konakh: respect, responsibility, and care for others.

The screenings sparked keen interest among the audience and served as a catalyst for discussions on cultural heritage, family values, and the role of traditions in the modern world.