A film about a commander, a Russian officer of the Airborne Forces, who fights on the side of the militia in eastern Ukraine.

For many centuries, the beautiful half of humanity has been accumulating information about ways to seduce men. Our contemporaries in a new way answer the eternal question "How to attract the attention of a man?" They answer, by the way, quite frankly.

August 2015. There has been a ceasefire in Donbas for more than six months, the violation of which is periodically declared by all parties to the conflict. About how in the current situation in which the civilians of Donetsk live, the protagonists of the film tell.

Since April 2014, a military conflict has continued in eastern Ukraine. Thousands of Russians go to war in Donbass. Official Kiev calls them mercenaries, Moscow calls them volunteers.

One lady, a director from the provinces, travels to Moscow to see the dream of her life, the superman of the twentieth century, director Nikita Mikhalkov. And the meeting will take place.

Donetsk. Hundreds of sick and wounded children are in urgent need of evacuation. Saint Petersburg. Thousands of lonely elderly people are waiting for help. At the center of the story are two women. Human rights activist Elizaveta Glinka and sister of mercy of the yellow cross Nadezhda Karakozova. Two different worlds, two different troubles, but one common to all, namely, female mercy.

A film about the life and work of the famous television director Ildus Kurmaleev, the chief director of the Red Square television holding.

Lida Blinova is well-known in the scene of the first contemporary art wave, particularly amongst architects who were very much engaged in arts in 1970s Almaty. However, almost no legacy of her art practices is left for researchers, historians and following generations of today. Being in many senses a shadow-artist of a bigger star, her husband Rustam Khalfin, directors of the documentary are questioning the possibility of the freedom of choice among Kazakhstani women artists like Lida Blinova, embarking on a biographical journey through the genealogy of contemporary art and its formation in Kazakhstan. So, the fundamental question is whether Lida Blinova was a shadow artist or an alter ego?

On the outskirts of Donetsk Petrovna, a shell flew into the house. Everything was blown to smithereens, two washing machines were broken, Masha the parrot was rushing around the cage, there was a tragedy in the family. The sons of Petrovna, laughing and swearing, pull out the remaining junk from the destroyed hut and transport the family to the old Soviet bomb shelter, which has been preserved since Soviet times. And they still consider themselves lucky: “The main thing is that everyone is alive.” On the other side of the front line, on the outskirts of Ukrainian-controlled Svetlodarsk, lives a very similar Petrovna of the same age. She was lucky - the shell hit the neighbors' house, and her barn only burned down. She watches the video, which shows the first Petrovna, and sympathizes: “Everything is the same as we have.” In the third family, in Gorlovka, everything is in order so far. They are already accustomed, just a little, to hide in the basement and live in constant expectation that a shell will fly to them. There's a pry bar in the basement in case the door gets blocked. The film-reportage shows the war in Ukraine on both sides of the front, people separated by an invisible line that suddenly marked the once united land.

This mockumentary is about people who, for various reasons, have become holograms. So, scientists launched an experiment, a person got the opportunity to refuse to exist in the body, to become digital through translation into a hologram. It is impossible to return to the body. A holographic person retains memory, consciousness, vision, hearing, and the ability to speak. Ordinary people see holograms without special devices and can come into contact with them. A new technology that changes the existence of man. Evolution or another form of escape? Some of those who have already become a hologram are trying to understand this.

The film explores the growing problems in Ukraine—issues that many are becoming accustomed to, even as they escalate. It delves into the perspectives of Ukrainians and how they navigate this complex and evolving reality.

The poet Natalya Gorbanevskaya (1936-2013) gained wide popularity primarily as a member of the dissident movement and one of the legendary eight who, on August 25, 1968, went to Red Square to protest against the invasion of Soviet troops in Czechoslovakia, paying for it with several years in prison. Gorbanevskaya was often called a heroine. She retorted, "I'm not a heroine, I'm an ordinary person." The authors of the film show several episodes from the life of Natalia Gorbanevskaya, wondering what kind of poet, woman, mother she was, and how her fate was after forced emigration from the USSR.

Yuri and Alexander are veterans of the Afghan war. For many years they have been celebrating Victory Day together.

A documentary film about the legendary coach of Dynamo Kyiv Valery Vasilyevich Lobanovsky, who for the first time in the history of Soviet sports brought his club to the giants of European football. The film was based on domestic and foreign archival film materials, as well as assessments, judgments and memories of the Maitre of his contemporaries, players, coaches, journalists, fans.

Most people want to grow up, but few want to be old. This is because aging equals decay, disease and limitations on life. However, does it have to be this way? Or, can we grow very old and retain our good health?

The starting point for the formation of the scenario was the idea that a more or less objective idea of ​​the driving forces of history can be formed only by taking into account its metaphysical aspect. The direct material for writing the script and creating the film was the book of the Russian poet and thinker Daniil Andreev "The Rose of the World".

Two brothers who managed to escape Soviet work camp, are unable to escape from eatch other. They love but at the same time hate each other. One of them is an artist, the other one pragmatic scientist.

Russia. August-September 2016. A month remains before the elections to the State Duma. The main characters of the film are a mother of four children, a Paralympic athlete, an opposition journalist, a philologist girl, a young economist and a truck driver. All of them are independent candidates for deputies. What made each of them join the struggle and how do these men and women live on the eve of the elections?

Tourist vouchers are not sold on the island of Koh Phangan (Thailand), but people again and again come here on their own. And among them, of course, there are many Russians. Who are they, why do they come here, what do they do, why do they stay forever? The protagonists of the film, the inhabitants of the island, smiling young people of various professions, answer these questions and explain why Koh Phangan is the territory of life.

«Rodina» means «homeland». It is a 50 minutes road movie about 2 football fans traveling 3000 km from a rural village to the World Cup. The main hero, Uncle Sasha, has never left his village (the place even without mobile services) for 30 years. For the first time in his life he sees foreigners, big cities and his own country not on a tv screen.