The film tells about a man who spent his whole life to achieve his goal, but now he is not sure of the correctness of his path.

On the evening of July 1, 1960, an American military aircraft was shot down over the Barents Sea, which violated the state border of the USSR. What did the RB-47 do in the Barents Sea near the borders of the USSR? How did the events of July 1, 1960 develop on the northern borders of the Soviet state and in Moscow? What was the fate of the surviving crew members of the American reconnaissance aircraft? What happened to the pilot Vasily Polyakov, who shot down the RB-47? The film includes an interview with a crew member of a reconnaissance aircraft, Vasily Polyakov, some materials from the still unclassified criminal case No. 45, film materials from the US State Archives.

A cycle of films-experiments about metropolitan students. The main characters are immersed in unusual living conditions. They deliberately and honestly limit themselves to what they cannot exist without, and the filmmakers are watching them.

Bayanist Fyodor Chistyakov from the mid-80s to the early 90s was a real hero of Leningrad rock and roll. In the picture, Fedor talks about what was behind the work and the dramatic events of his life. Memories of friends in the Zero group, prison and a psychiatric clinic reveal contradictions in Chistyakov, he is pragmatic, tough, and ideological, he believes in God, but also in music.

Lent is one of the most important events in the life of an Orthodox person. The film tells about the searches, doubts, extremes and experiences of a young man who has chosen the difficult path of abstaining not only from many worldly goods, but also from all thoughts that contradict his own picture of the world based on religious dogmas. On his way, he encounters seemingly everyday and ordinary questions for a modern person, however, they do not fit into his worldview. Leaving efforts to resist everything that, in his opinion, is "impossible, not arbitrary", he tries to get used to, reconcile, achieve balance with the world in which he lives.

Raushania Badretdinova grew up in the countryside. After milking, the cows liked to lie down in the hayloft and draw. The child's passion seemed frivolous to the parents, so no one supported Raushania's desire to study as an artist. The girl had to run away. Raushania was married twice, suffered from cancer, she was diagnosed with infertility. The girl had to endlessly change rented apartments, work day and night. Will Raushania be able to break out of the vicious circle of illness, lack of money and become a recognized artist?

What do the US flag, the Rembrandt painting, the lightning catcher, the Shroud of Turin, and the Japanese cherry blossom have in common? These are all "mana" objects, objects to which a person ascribes power, symbolizing a certain power. "Mana" is a Polynesian word for the power supposedly contained in objects. And all these subjects are united by the fact that a person tends to approach all of them from the standpoint of faith. But faith is not limited to religion, faith is more, it controls the stock exchanges, the art market and sometimes causes wars.

Ten women candidly talk about what they had to go through life. Having trusted, they talk about love, passion, despair, sadness, hopes. They open the most secret corners of the soul, trying to get rid of memories, phantoms, peering with a hidden feeling at the interlocutor on the other side of the screen.

The OTPOR movement began as a modest student initiative, an attempt to defend the idea of a free press and free elections. It had no clear leaders, no distinct structure. His ideology was an exclusively non-violent struggle for pure social ideals. But in 10 years, it swept across Serbia and became the main threat to the authoritarianism of Slobodan Milosevic. The film tells the story of OTPOR, following the life paths of several of its members.

The story of one salvation, confirming that every creature has a chance for a happy life, no matter how you look or what your diagnosis is.

A young entrepreneur, Ilya, is trying to launch the production of inexpensive but high-quality coffins and establish a legal client-oriented approach in his small funeral company in the Kaluga region, despite the corruption and criminality of this market area.

This Moscow documentary depicts a small war for peace amid Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine.

They want to remain as they are, and they want to believe. They have the right to be true to themselves and entrust their lot to the Lord. Their church fathers say that they live in mortal sin, that God rejects them. But gay Orthodox Jews do not see a conflict between their nature and their faith, they are the children of the Lord, like all other Jews of the world.

Vladimir does not have an Instagram, he has never watched a rap battle and has not heard anything about the word "hype". Vladimir is a bugler. But he does not have to climb mountains, because his work is much more difficult.

Russia. character and path. A bitter experience of self-knowledge. The theory of the Russian physiologist I.P. Pavlov as a key to understanding Russian history. And Russian history as a key to understanding Pavlov's personality and searches. A man who, in conditions of despotism, realized his freedom. A scientist who, using the examples of experimental animals, realized the nature of the Russian crowd. Chronicle materials became the visual basis of the film.

People born in Russia in 1917 talk about their fate. The deeply personal memories of centenarians form the history of the country of the last century.

The Republic of Abkhazia is the legal successor of the state with a long history of Abkhazian statehood in all its greatness and tragedy. How to live today, in the era of globalization, develop economically and at the same time, maintain the authenticity, authenticity and authenticity of your national culture. Apsuara is the lifestyle of every Abkhaz that accompanies him from birth to death. How to be, and not seem to be Abkhazians? The future of every nation is born in the present. The origins must be sought in the native language, it is able to return to the nation the love of their ancestors and the patronage of their native nature. The heroes of the film find knowledge and meanings of life in the information field of the people, where the “rebirth code” of the Republic of Abkhazia is stored.

Why does a Russian peasant need a parliament? Which Duma is better, the current one or the tsarist one? Why did Yeltsin shoot at the White House? Why did Ivan the Terrible drown Veliky Novgorod in blood? Freedom in Russian is ten films about the difficult paths of democracy and freedom. This is an interview with politicians and Duma deputies, this is the opinion of ordinary Russian voters and scientists, historians, lawyers, demographers. This is Yuri Shevchuk, a popular singer, poet and composer, reflecting on the sharp turns in the history of the Fatherland. This television series has never been shown on television.

Seven different stories around the world travel. Seven different approaches to travel and life. Nine people who share a passion for exploring the world and finding themselves. Have you already thought about how cool it would be to travel around the world? The protagonists will answer the main questions of anyone who has ever thought about the biggest journey of their life.

Transnistria, a territory with such a "fabulous" name seems to be fictitious. However, it did exist on World War II maps and is engraved in the memory of people from the Transnistrian death camps. The author of the film found those few witnesses who survived and survived to this day.