The film tells about the work of a temporary covid hospital at VDNKh.

The 1972 Super Series is one of the greatest events in hockey history. The first meeting of Canadian professionals and Soviet amateurs was much more than just a series of high-profile international matches. It was an ice battle of two powerful superpowers, the brightest confrontation of characters, mentalities and stereotypes, the rivalry of capitalism and communism, transferred to the sports plane. The film will reveal unique facts, sensational statements, revelations of players and a chronicle of events that have not yet been mentioned in any of the materials.

For 50 years, Alexander Popov has been restoring wooden churches in the Russian north. In 1991 he was awarded the State Prize, but did it become easier for him to work after that?

For more than 50 years, sports photographer Robert Maksimov has been watching through the lens of his camera how a person changes in sports.

A young Russian world champion in the high jump prepares to storm the world record, but the International Federation of Athletics suspends him from jumping for missing doping tests.

The film shows the modern life of the Trans-Baikal Cossacks, which was divided as a result of the tragic events that took place in Russia in the 20-30s of the last century. It so happened that more than one generation of Cossacks who left Russia now lives in Australia, China, and New Zealand. However, they continue to preserve their native culture, way of life, faith, love for the Motherland and the desire to reunite with it. The life of the descendants of the Cossacks who remained in Russia was no less dramatic. Having gone through all the trials of the 20th century, they retained their memory, soul, faith, and this helps them today to restore their destroyed way of life.