Tasya, a 12-year-old girl from the village of Tomsino in the Pskov region, wrote a letter to Vladimir Putin asking him to help her mother, a nurse at a local hospital. The residents of the village, where Tasya and her mother moved shortly before, did not like this, they say, you need to "work, not beg." They started bullying Tasya, and her ex-girlfriend met her online under the guise of a young man and lured nude photos.

Two days before the inauguration of Vladimir Putin, a protest action took place in Moscow. The organizer of the action, Alexei Navalny, was detained, the Cossacks attacked the demonstrators, they were beaten by the police.

On June 12, Russia Day, opposition leader Alexei Navalny moved the protest from Sakharov Avenue to the very center of the city, to Tverskaya, where a festival of reenactors was being held that day. People in armor mingled with the streams of protesters, with the police in full combat attire. The result is harsh detentions, a stampede and flags from the window of a paddy wagon.

Ilya is 13 years old. It is his first time on a tourist vacation as part of the team of the Orthodox Center. The weather turned bad, the tourists hid in tents, and Ilya went in search of adventure and cigarettes.

Recent historical events in Ukraine through the eyes of ordinary Ukrainians and Russians. Simple heroes against the backdrop of dramatic collisions. The second part of the documentary duology. * The film was a participant of "Artdocfest" in 2014. The portal shows the director's version of 2015.

Maidan Nezalezhnosti, or Independence Square, is the central square of Kiev, which gave its name to the large-scale anti-government movement that unfolded in Ukraine in the winter of 2013-2014. A movement that led to the overthrow of the existing regime. However, the happiness of the newfound freedom was overshadowed by the ensuing Russian annexation of Crimea and bloodshed in Eastern Ukraine, inflamed, controlled from Russia. This film is a kind of selection of people's documentary news made on the Maidan in Kiev, in the Crimea and Moscow. The authors shoot their "news" without looking back at ideology, censorship and the logic of war. * The film was a participant of "Artdocfest" in 2014. The portal shows the director's version of 2015.

Ten young directors spent two months with the camera. The result is chronicles of the protest winter 2011-2012. The film is about those who make a political agenda, and about those who are not satisfied with such an agenda. People, faces, conversations, rallies, victories and defeats on the eve of the presidential election. Live camera, live characters.