“Listen!” is a quest for sounds and meanings. Across four episodes set in four different regions, we follow the creation of contemporary ethnic music—from the birth of an idea to the final track—and explore why we listen with such reverence to music that carries the voices of our ancestors.

It’s easy to talk about a love for nature, but only a few are ready to go to the “middle of nowhere” to save rare plants and animals. These are people who have devoted themselves to their passion. They vary in age, background, and life path, but each of them realized at some point that protecting the environment is their true calling. The film "Reserve people" offers a chance to visit some of the most beautiful places in our country and meet the true stewards of the natural world.

You find people like that everywhere. Instead of using their country, they’re building a new Russia with their own hands. Social entrepreneurs are a new breed in Russia. Doing business, they follow their hearts, striving to solve the country's most pressing social problems.

This is a picture of people who find time and energy to search for the missing, put out fires, restore churches, save animals, help children and the elderly all over Russia and in the most remote corners of the planet for free. Because for them there is no one else's misfortune.

About 13 million people in Russia have various hearing impairments. Of these, about 250 thousand live in complete or partial silence. These people are open to communication, dream, fall in love, look for work, want to be useful and live in an atmosphere of mutual respect. For such mutual respect to become the rule in society, those who hear normally must turn to the non-hearing, understand and truly hear. Simply because there are more people who hear.

Almost two years have passed since the State Duma of the Russian Federation adopted a law known as the “Dima Yakovlev Law”. Initially, Russian orphans were forbidden to be adopted by US citizens. Later, virtually all foreign adoptions were suspended. America was the number one country in terms of the number of adoptions from Russia. At the same time, it was often the Americans who adopted children with disabilities. In connection with the ban, even according to the most conservative estimates, in 10 years the number of children who have lost the chance to have a family will reach 30,000. “Children should grow up in their homeland…” But all that remains of their homeland is the view from the window and official underwear with a stamp.

About people on the side of the universe, people with mental disabilities. Mute, frightened, shaking, their whole life is a continuous torment. A film-study about the limits of humanity and humanity. Should we help them or should they help us?