Alex: Hello, Kate! Now you'll hear my classmates speaking about films made in Belarus. Sveta, what Belarusian film can you recommend? S1: Well, I like "The Kinder-Vileysky Ghost". It's a comedy, a horror and a fantasy story. The plot isn't original but it is amusing. The family of an unlucky producer moves to an old house in Vileyka District. The house has a dark secret – a real ghost which isn't happy to see the family. The main characters fight against past mistakes, learn to be responsible and helpful. I like the special effects and the songs. Vyacheslav Pavlut, a famous Belarusian actor, stars in the film. His acting is so talented that he got the prize for the best actor's role in a children's film at the "Listapad" – XX International festival. Alex: Thank you, Sveta. "Listapad" is the most important event for all Belarusian film lovers. What about you, Petya? What Belarusian film did you last see? S2: Actually I saw two Belarusian films last month: "Timur and the team" and "The Amazing Travel". The first film is a story about a ten-year-old boy called Timur who spends his summer holidays in his grandad's village. One day in an old barn he finds the book "Timur and His Team" by Arkadiy Gaidar. The book touches him so much that he decides to have his own team. The children do a lot of good things for the villagers and experience unforgettable adventures. There are no great special effects but it's an awesome family film. Alex: And the other film, "The Amazing Travel"? Is it an adventure film? S2: You're right. It's a comedy full of humour and amusing adventures. The plot is really exciting. Paracelsus, the famous alchemist, gets into modern Minsk from the dark Medieval Age. Two inquisitors, Bernard and William, follow him and want to burn him in the fire. The main