"Twilight" is a film about Russia and was filmed for 20 years. The film consists of three short stories. Without political propaganda, the film tells about the life of ordinary people. Novels correspond to a certain time (2000, 2010, 2022). This is a film about Putin's Russia. Each of the short stories is a complete story, but put together they give a three-dimensional impression of the real life of people in modern Russia.

A film about a modern village.

Life in the provinces is a special world, a special way of life, a special relationship that is different from that in the big cities. Everyone here knows each other, and almost everything about each other. Everything here is like under a magnifying glass. The patriarchal way of life has changed little in recent years with technical progress. The old and the new. Everything here that is ugly bulges out with a vengeance, but the good things also do not go unnoticed. This film is a parable: a story about Russia, about the customs that prevail in the modern village.

The film is available only on the territory of the Russian Federation.

The film speaks about nature, ecology and people. How do they affect each other? How does nature and ecology change because of the human activity? How do people survive in the changed conditions?

In the fate of one of the greatest athletes, David Rigert, the high and the ordinary, despair and hope are intricately intertwined. He had to both triumph in moments of unprecedented success, and adequately accept defeat, rise and recover after a crushing fall. Rigert competed and won at the Olympic Games, won six world championships, nine European championships, setting 63 world records. But the main thing is that Rigert was a great stage artist. The film tells not only about the stellar pages of Russian weightlifting, not only the history of the weightlifter David Rigert, but also what he does today, this is the education of young athletes.

A film about the development of Siberia and the Far East.

A film about the 90s of the last century.

A film about soldiers who went to war. About military friendship and the Afghan syndrome.

During the war, children, along with adults, worked in the fields and factories, shouldering household chores on their fragile shoulders. Many of them died from disease and lack of food. There was a severe famine, people were swollen from malnutrition, and in order not to die, they ate grass cakes and porridge with sawdust. "Everything for the front, everything for victory!" it was the slogan of the time. Despite the difficulties, they did not lose heart, worked hard and believed in victory over fascism.

The film was shot for a month and a half in the lower reaches of the Kolyma River. “This is a film about the Chukchi, who are in natural conditions, graze deer, live among them. This is a film about northern people and how modern civilization affects their lives,” says Eisner.

This film is dedicated to the people who made a huge contribution to the development of Siberian documentary cinema, the Khalin spouses. Director Maria Halina and her husband, cameraman Valery Khalin live happily at times, sometimes not so much. But behind everyday life lies a completely different life, full of passions, revelations, disappointments, declarations of love.