"To be or not to be?" echoes through the halls of a derelict Soviet-era retirement home, where a group of its elderly residents rehearse the original play "Shakespeare's Sins". From casting to premiere night, Outliving Shakespeare follows the retiree theatre troupe as they bond in and between rehearsals, transforming from a lighthearted look at aging into a deeper, thought-provoking exploration of the loneliness that accompanies it. As the production unfolds, the drama begins to blur with reality.

The film is about Timur, a boy with cerebral palsy who achieves a lot in sports: wrestling, bocce, equestrian sports. He achieves it thanks to his inner core, and of course, thanks to the perseverance of his mother. For mother Tahmina, this is the goal of her whole life - to try to create conditions for her son for his development and self-realization. Timur competes in competitions and receives prizes, despite an incurable disease that periodically rolls back all his inner achievements. But mom helps Timur get up again and again and "go into battle.

Does a person have the right to enter a dog in fights? People who breed and train dogs have very different opinions on this topic. All of them are reasonable and value their own perspective. Each defends their point of view. What if it’s not fights, but tests, then a person has the right!

There is a teenager in the world who dreams of knowing everything. Enrolls in various courses on drawing and computer games. He looks after his little brother and sister and helps his parents around the house. He also dreams of getting married and becoming a father. He dreams of working and providing for his family. And he has already realized one dream: he created an electric scooter for wheelchair users. And he has another dream of getting out of a wheelchair.

There is a woman who from childhood dreamed of giving birth to healthy children and being a good mother to them. She has become a good mother. And she gave birth to sons. But the youngest was born with a diagnosis of cerebral palsy. So her life turned out: she fulfilled her dream, and the test from fate, from God. Her whole life is now devoted to her son with cerebral palsy Georgy-Zhora. The eldest son helps his mother whenever possible. The younger Zhora worries that he has become a burden to the family and is trying to learn self-sufficiency. But it is important for a mother to help her son Zhora. His smile matters. And for her, this is happiness and the fulfillment of her dreams.

The protagonist of the film is a homeless man. Before, his life was going well. Athlete, businessman. Money, trips to different countries. But everything changed in one moment. Valera became homeless. He lives on the heating main for more than 8 months. He eats what caring people serve on the street, and there is hope that he will still break out of this swamp.

Soviet and Kazakhstani boxer, popular film actor, two-time boxing champion of the USSR (1970-1971), Abdrashit Abdrakhmanov is the first of Kazakhstani boxers to receive the title of master of sports of international class. Winner of the USSR Cup in 1969. Winner of international boxing tournaments in America, Europe, Africa. The film allows you to look at the hero from the other side. His wife Lyudmila Abdrakhmanova helps to see and feel the hero. Only she knows what efforts it took Abdrashit Khakimovich to overcome all difficulties and become who he is.

The film is about the fact that humanity can lose its world, the Earth, if it does not begin to take better care of the place where it lives. In the film, you can see how quickly humanity is losing what God created for human life.

A film about a girl Alina with Down syndrome and Mayra, who adopted her. In the context of Alina's story, the film raises the topic of art therapy for children with disabilities.