For the anniversary of the start of World War II, the film Ordinary Fascism will be shown for free in Molchanovka.

On June 22, a free screening of Mikhail Romm's documentary "Ordinary Fascism" will take place at the Molchanov-Sibirsky Library, marking the 75th anniversary of the Great Patriotic War. The session starts at 16:00. The film, released in 1965, explores the roots of fascism and its destructive consequences for humanity, encouraging viewers to reflect on important historical lessons.

Documentary film "Ordinary Fascism," directed by Mikhail Romm, will be screened for free at the Molchanov-Sibirsky Library on June 22 – the screening is timed to the 75th anniversary of the beginning of the Great Patriotic War.
The session will start at 16:00, and admission is free.
"The film, released in 1965, tells about the totalitarian military regime of fascist Germany, the origins of fascism, and the countless disasters it brought to humanity," the event announcement states.
Regarding the film's goals, director Romm said: "From the vast amount of material, we selected what seemed to us the most striking, which gives us the opportunity to reflect together with you...".
Note: The film "Ordinary Fascism" was made in 1965. Mikhail Romm received the "Golden Dove" and the critics' prize at the VIII International Documentary Film Festival in Leipzig, as well as a special jury prize for the director in the chronicle-documentary film section of the All-Union Film Festival.