In Russia, even milkmaids are now being labeled as foreign agents! What led the country to disapprove of the ordinary villager Elena Agafonova? Whom does she work for? And what is the reason behind the widespread fear of her in the entire Tula region? We visited the village of Partizan in the Uzlovsky district and spent several days with Lena to gain insight into her life.

Less than 30 years ago, the authorities of Rwanda, with the help of pocket television and radio propagandists, stirred up such a level of hatred in the people that one of the largest genocides in the world broke out here. In terms of the speed of killings, this tragedy outpaced the Holocaust by five times. In just three months, around a million people were killed using the most sophisticated methods. Moreover, it was two peoples who killed each other, speaking the same language, living side by side, and listening to the same fairy tales in childhood. It was highly "talented" propaganda. It managed to explain to people: "Where the attack was coming from!" And to clarify: "If it weren't for us killing them, they would kill us."

A month after the Hamas attack on Israel, a whole movement of "October 7 deniers" emerged. New information events, new horrors – as if deliberately erasing the real tragedy of that morning from memory. We decided to tell several stories of people who will NEVER forget that terrible day, EVEN IF THE WHOLE WORLD PRETENDS NOTHING HAPPENED.

"Money was given only for the coffin and the monument." How does a Russian family get compensation for the death of a soldier in Ukraine? And why do mothers in Russia consider their sons the property of the state?

Documentary film about the forest fires in Siberia during the summer of 2019.

A two-part documentary film about the state of Russia’s prisons today. In-depth interviews with former inmates of all stripes, including those convicted of political, economic, and violent crimes.

A sharp one and a half hour conversation with the creators, supporters and opponents of the draft amendments to the Constitution of the Russian Federation. What exactly is changing? Why are these emergency changes needed? Is it possible without them? And in which Russia will we wake up after the adoption of the amendments? The authors try to answer all these questions as objectively as possible.