A film about how a motorcycle trip to the island of Gotland led to reflections on the work and life of director Andrei Tarkovsky.

Novaya Gazeta journalist Svetlana Orlyuk was involved in dangerous investigations and unfair court decisions. Sveta managed to save many, but failed to save herself. She died in June 1995 in Vladikavkaz. Without it, Russian journalism has become different. Sveta is one of 365 journalists who have died in Russia since 1993.

The world of a blind person at the intersection with the world of the sighted. Do we see each other?

The 4 key protagonists, Russian speaking Berliners with mental diagnoses (depression, personality disorder, bulimia and PTSD) are filming themselves on their phone cameras, registering their everyday life, they are helped along the way by a qualified professional therapist that they meet at the end of each episode. The project aims to remove the stigma from the people with mental health diagnoses. The other episodes and materials are available by link.

Documentary series about life in isolation during the COVID-19 pandemic. The participants of the project are people from different countries who have different attitudes towards forced seclusion and are ready for a lively discussion. "When it's time to close at home, it's time to open up to the world", one of the slogans of the series.

This movie is about evil. The main character is Leonid Solomonovich Trus, a well-known personality in Akademgorodok. Leonid Trus is the chairman of the Novosibirsk society "Memorial", created to perpetuate the memory of the victims of repression, currently conducting research, human rights and educational work. In 1953, Leonid Trus was accused of preparing a terrorist act and sentenced to death, replaced by 25 years in the camps. He was amnestied after the 20th Congress of the CPSU, which debunked the "cult of personality" of Stalin.

Musician, head of the VIA after the collapse of the USSR becomes a carpenter. But the love of music, once becoming a part of his life, does not leave him all these years.

The film is for those who do not know what “holotropic breathing” is, because those who know will watch it by themselves. Holotropic Breathwork is a psychotherapy method developed by Stanislav Grof, an American psychologist of Czech origin, and his wife Kristina in the 1970s.

On the 11th of November 2018 the elections were held in the self-proclaimed Luhansk People's Republic. One of those who came to vote is a former locksmith Alexander Zaslavsky, a participant under the call sign "Old" in the battles in 2014 and 2015.

The film tells about military conflicts in which Russia takes part. Opinions and different points of view of ordinary Russians and people of creative professions. Vladimir, Moscow, St. Petersburg, then everywhere...

On May 9, 2015, on the day of the 70th anniversary of the Victory, more than 10 thousand people gathered in Berlin's Treptow Park, according to German police estimates. Shortly before this, the film crew went from Russia to Germany to meet with veterans and understand why the main characters of the 70th anniversary of the Victory are bikers and nationalists.

Anatoly Ganne is sixty two years old. For thirty three years he’d been in prison. During his life Ganne followed thieves' concepts: not to have any family and home - so that there was nothing to take away. Now he is settled in Moscow, got married and has a son. But Moscow authorities are trying to take away his house.

Moscow protests in the summer of 2019, caused by the exclusion of independent candidates from the elections to the Moscow City Duma, were brutally dispersed by riot police and the National Guard. The peaceful protest actions on July 27 and August 3, which brought thousands of people outraged by the injustice to the central streets of Moscow, inspired and made many bolder, despite the arrests and the large criminal trial called the “Moscow case”. The persecution has mobilized new forces of solidarity among professional human rights defenders and grassroots activists, especially young ones. Supporting political prisoners has become a fashionable pastime. How long?

In the early 1990s, Vladimir Putin, an official of the St. Petersburg mayor's office, developed a scheme for exchanging strategically important resources for food for the starving city. However, Petersburg did not receive European products. With a detailed study of this story, the film about the coming to power in Russia of a union of former KGB officers begins. But this story is just one of many. The director's interlocutors are former employees of the mayor's office who knew Vladimir Putin well, an investigator who was involved in the case of large-scale corruption in St. Petersburg, experts and journalists who unraveled the complex tangle of relationships between officials and bandits in the 90s.

New Year on the train.

These are the 24 hours in the residence of His Holiness the Dalai Lama, from the beginning of his day which starts, by the way, at 3 am till dusk when he goes to bed. During that time period, the film crew followed the Dalai Lama in his morning fitness training, his walk along the residential alleys, his prayers and meditations. These are followed by audiences, press-conferences and giving blessings to pilgrims. On the same day the Dalai Lama gave his teachings to the Buddhists from Russia and Mongolia. And at the end of the day, when the Buddhist leader returned to his personal quarters, the filmmakers enjoyed a totally informal discussion where the Buddhist leader touched upon the essence of the Universe and the role an individual has to play in religion and contemporary society. The cameras also caught quite a few absolutely unexpected moments that would surely enrich the Dalai Lama image for those with a keen interest. The second part of the movie is a travelogue compiled by the filmmakers on their trip from India, though China, to Russia. On the way back home, they keep on recalling their last discussion with the Dalai Lama that they just had before they left his residence. Quite surprisingly, the issues discussed with the Dalai-Lama were about overpopulation, a gap between rich and poor, ways to avoid global conflicts - these themes had been powerfully confirmed by the striking images they encountered on the way home.

A short documentary film about Samvel Galstyan - a taxi driver from Erevan. The film puts his profession in the background focusing on Samvel's hobby - he's been an artist since his childhood.

A student, a nurse, a former loan officer and a former athlete are all strip dancers. Girls chose this profession to earn money. However, it is a complex world with complex rules. The owner of a strip club is also a difficult profession. The head of the Moscow institution Golden Girls Lucky Lee is a bright character, a video blogger, a fighter for world peace. To become the owner of a strip club, he gave up banking.

A genderqueer named Tapir had sex reassignment surgery over ten years ago and has only now found her true self.

A pamphlet, a reflection on why the political life of our country exists at the expense of inadequate people, mediocrities and freaks.