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.

An amazing road movie and sort of a logbook. "Kruzenshtern", which was filmed for two years, is a film observation of the cadets of the Baltic Fishing Fleet Academy during their first training voyage aboard the sailing vessel "Kruzenshtern". Its route runs along the Baltic, then the English Channel, along the seas-oceans up to the port of Santa Cruz de Terenife at exotic latitudes. Through mistrust, doubts, the emerging maritime brotherhood and love for the sea.

What can change a person's life? The life of Vitaly Komyakov was influenced by the vast world of electronic music. He works as a DJ in the small Ural town of Verkhnyaya Salda and, like many young people, seeks to escape from the provincial routine.

The first documentary film about the frontman of the popular rock band "Nerves" Zhenya Milkovsky. This is not only a story about the attitude of a rock musician. It is about constant movement, search, humanity, of course, about music and about us.

This film is based on the real story of a strong man who, against all odds, was able to step beyond the horizon of his own abilities. Alexander Zhuravlev, a resident of Yekaterinburg, went blind at the age of 11, now he has only 2% residual vision. And yet, a few years ago, he began to travel independently, mastered skiing and, finally, began to photograph. An exhibition of his works was even held in Moscow. His photographs are a reason to ask yourself the question, "Why is a blind guy showing me the world? Why didn't I see all this myself?" This is an opportunity to see your possibilities.

The story told by Anastasia Alexandrovna Shirinskaya-Manstein, the daughter of the captain of the destroyer "Zharky", about the tragic events of 1920, when the Soviet squadron entered the Tunisian port of Bizerte. Then she was 8 years old, but the events of those years were clearly imprinted in her memory.

Alexei Navalny began his election campaign in the regions of Russia with a trip to Murmansk. Thousands of citizens came to his rally, and in the rain. This is the success of local activists who organized the rally and campaigned selflessly. Alexander Rastorguev and Dmitry Kuvaldin spent several days with Navalny's Murmansk headquarters coordinator Violetta Grudina, an LGBT activist who was attacked because of her sexual orientation.

Genuine creative passions boil in the drama theater of the Ural town of Irbit. And it's nothing that young talents have to play more and more "Aibolit" in the surrounding schools, and their viewers, for the most part, have not yet grown up to school.

Love doesn't get old. The author of the film about the great Ukrainian artist Volodymyr Loboda and his wife Lyudmila seems to believe in this thesis. The film won the Grand Prix in the non-fiction film competition at the Window to Europe Film Festival in Vyborg.

Dima is a person from the future who finds it difficult to live in the present.

Made in the style of classic discussion films, the film is a reenactment of the Facebook controversy over the demolition of the monument to Lenin in Kyiv. The conversation takes place at a turning point in history, at the moment of the return of history as a force that dominates the participants in the dispute and calls them as witnesses to its trial.

Two, not counting the cat, go on an anti-crisis trip by car to see the beauties of Russia and talk about how to have an interesting and budget vacation.

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?