Twenty-five years ago, David Lynch and Mark Frost drove the whole world crazy with the cult series Twin Peaks, which once and for all changed the public's attitude towards serial culture. Together with FBI agent Dale Cooper, viewers tried to solve the mystery: “Who killed Laura Palmer?” - and clearly understood: “Owls are not what they seem.” In the finale of the second season, cut off mid-sentence, Laura Palmer promised Cooper that they would meet in twenty-five years. And now, a quarter of a century later, the legendary project was resumed: the same Mark Frost wrote the script for the third season of Twin Peaks, the same David Lynch directed this time the entire season himself, from the first episode to the last. A series in which we saw both the actors of the first two seasons (Kyle MacLachlan, Sheryl Lee, David Patrick Kelly, Sherilyn Fenn, David Duchovny) and new faces (Monica Bellucci, Tim Roth, Naomi Watts, Jim Belushi, Amanda Seyfried, Ashley Judd, Christa Bell), was undoubtedly the main television event of 2017. The bridge from the classic seasons to the new one was built by Mark Frost’s book “The Secret History of Twin Peaks,” written in the unique “datafiction” genre, rich in documents and rich illustrative material. Now we bring to your attention its sequel, Twin Peaks: The Last File. So, Special Agent Tamara Preston, who investigated the “Archivist Dossier” known to us from The Secret History, sends Deputy FBI Director Gordon Cole a final report on the work done. She had to see a lot, and this is the conclusion she comes to: “Perhaps the truth is hidden beyond the boundaries of our fear, and we can comprehend it only without taking our eyes off.” For the first time in Russian.