"Berezovsky - who is this?" is a web series by Andrey Loshak about the controversial figure of Boris Berezovsky. The film was created in parallel with the writing of the book by Peter Aven and consists of frank interviews, memories and attempts to understand who this man Berezovsky is. Our website presents the first series of a 10-episode project.

The time for letters has passed. The last words that came from the Gulag became a document. The time of letters stood still then, but continues to tremble today. Evil repeats itself invariably. We try to remember events and destinies, but unceremonious history teaches nothing. Letters from eternity. Letters to the future.

They say that what doesn't kill us makes us stronger. But how to start everything from scratch and not lose the taste for life after heavy losses? Where do you get the strength to get a new home, new friends, a new job, a new family, new values? The film is a confession of a displaced person from the East of Ukraine, who had to leave everything in one day and run away from the war with her little son in her arms, saving him and her own life.

Using the example of Georgia, the authors of the film explore various historical and contemporary events related to Russia's aggressive foreign policy towards neighboring countries, trying to understand their causes and answer difficult questions. What is the fundamental difference between the Russian world and Western civilization? What were and remain the methods and instruments of Russian policy? What impact does foreign policy have on domestic policy, in particular, on the position of a person, his fundamental rights and freedoms?

The story of three women who live in a small town in the south of Tajikistan and every day go to the laborers' market, where they offer their services: for only $3 they are ready to take on any hard, even male, work, just to return to the children not empty-handed in the evening .

In the midst of revolution and civil war, a filmmaker sets out to find herself. From the barricades of the Maidan Square to the frontlines in Donbass, to the safety of a Parisian apartment, Alisa struggles with her love for boyfriend Stephane, her impartiality as a journalist and her duties as a proud Ukrainian. Constantly treading the line between director and subject, filmmaker and fighter, will Alisa come out of this conflict with her love and her life intact?

The film tells about the architect Tsoghik Arabyan and the fate of the house she built.

The film tells about the personality and feat of St. Joseph Volotsky the Wonderworker. The film is dedicated to the 500th anniversary of the death of this great Russian saint, whose name has been undeservedly forgotten. The film tells about the difficult life of the saint, about the difficult struggle for the purity of Russian Orthodoxy.

An ordinary boy Khan Dosaev from the provincial town of Taldykorgan considers himself a real Khan, that is, the chosen one. He wants to make an intellectual revolution. Thanks to high ambitions and determination, he is ready to move mountains in his path. He is driven by an idea, and he is trying to change the structure of society and people's outlook on life with the help of dances. So who is he really, a hero or a madman?

This film is not about the revolution that changed Ukraine in the winter of 2013/2014. Rather, he shows the universal pattern of a certain kind of uprising and protest, those that end in bloodshed. At first, the noble desire for freedom clashes with the dark forces of repressive authorities. Then, after confusion and chaos, the righteous anger of the people is replaced by pure rage. After the first losses on both sides, no matter what looks black and white from the outside, in the midst of the battle, the line between good and evil begins to blur. In the end, everything is on fire.

A story about the life of an ordinary Ukrainian village, with its sorrows and joys. A story about the simple life of rural people who think little about the past and future, but live in the present here and now, doing specific everyday affairs, slowly adapting to the changes coming from the outside world.

The director returns to her hometown of Zaporozhye and tells the story of her own growing up in one of its districts, "in Space". She tries to recreate what this place is for her, a self-contained universe or a traumatic experience. Or maybe it's just a half-rotten cinema? What does this first home mean to her, to which she was able to say goodbye and change her life? And is it worth saying goodbye to space?

The film was created from newsreel material filmed in the areas of military operations in Ukraine in 2014-15. The "wild field" was called in ancient times the south-east of Ukraine. What is shown in the film cannot be called otherwise than a “wild field”.

The film tells about the events related to the migration policy of Angela Merkel, events that have been taking place in Germany since 2015. For a year and a half, the director of the film took part in all the demonstrations against Merkel's policies.

"Birthmark" - is director's documentary journey - physical and metaphysical. Maria's mother was diagnosed with schizophrenia, when the girl was two years old. Now Maria documents her journey to Crimea in search of crucial answers - could her mother have more bearable life and how to get there, why the illness becomes a stigma and what are the ways to being together, but not just physically. Maria in search of Mother, under the sign of birthmark.

30 thousand Hasidim journey to Ukraine to celebrate the Jewish New Year at the gravesite of their holy leader Rebbe Nachman. A Ukrainian far-right group erects a cross at the site of Hasidic prayers and builds a monument to Cossacks who slaughtered thousands of Jews and Poles in 1768.

The artist Igor Gusev became popular in Europe, but continues to live in his native Odessa, although every day in this city gives him pain. Odessa is barbarously disfigured by the destruction of the historical fund and the construction of a mediocre new building. The artist is looking for nature for a commissioned painting, and this search reopens old wounds in his soul, reminding him of decay, aging and death.

A film about the late Stalinist anti-Semitic campaigns (the murder of Mikhoels, the doctors' case) through the prism of today's politics: eyewitness accounts, opinions of historians, politicians, representatives of art and religion.

Documentary chronicle about the collapse of the USSR. Filming in Karabakh, Tbilisi, the Baltic states, etc. Cameramen Guido Zvaigzne and Andris Slapinsh died on the set.

"The Train: Kyiv - War" is a full-length documentary film directed by Korniy Gricyuk. The dramatic history of the Kyiv-Kstyantynivka train, with its passengers` unique fates, pain, memories, secrets, hopes, is a history of today Ukraine. Only 12.5 hours away from peaceful Kyiv is Kostyantynivka, a small industrial city in the eastern part of the country, immediately after which the front begins. This entire time people with different characters, social status, political views and beliefs are travelling on the train side by side.