Manya, newly repatriated from Russia in accordance with the Israeli Law of Return, meets Erez, a native-born Israeli Jew. She soon learns that to be with Erez she must undergo an Orthodox conversion (known as Giyur), even though she and her family already identify as Jewish. The film follows her as she reevaluates her love and redefines her Jewish identity.

Film Festivals:

JFBB jewish film festival, Germany, 2019
IAWRT Asian Women's Film Festival, India, 2019
STIFF, student competition, Croatia, 2018
Festival of women directors, Israel, 2018
Docaviv, student competition, Israel, 2018
International Documentary Message to Man, national competition, Russia, 2017
Second best film: The Cinema South International Film Festival, Israel 2017

Viktor Shklovsky and Roman Yakobson are legendary names, without which it is impossible to imagine the history of the 20th century. What they have done goes beyond the scope of literary science. And the ups and downs of their fate could become the basis of an adventurous romance. Their friendship arose instantly, and the quarrel continued for more than half a century. They were destined to outlive everyone they started with. And until the end of life to seek an answer to the question of who they are for each other.

The story of how the girl Ksyusha came to work as a bus driver. She likes work. According to Ksyusha, the profession of a driver is what she needs. But do other traffic participants, bosses, passengers share this point of view?

“Russia today” is a political documentary essay about Russia, filmed in the Russian exclave Kaliningrad.
 Runners, numbers, applause. Fishers, horses, plows. Aggression, migration, surveillance, love. 2 spiders, 1 ring of power. Interweaving motifs gathered on their journey through the region, the German filmmaker and her Russian sound recordist assemble a metaphorical mosaic of reflections on Russia’s current status quo. Fragments of conversations create a temporary space for personal encounters. The audience is invited to enter and reflect.
“Russia today” positions itself along the intersections of films such as Shelly Silver's “Former East/Former West” (1992), Chantal Akerman’s “From the East” (1993), Ruth Beckermann’s “American Passages” (2011), Kirstin Johnson’s “Cameraperson” (2016) and Deborah Stratman’s “Illinois Parables” (2017). 


The wonders of nature are not necessarily something far and unknown. They may be very close. In Khakassia, there are the lowest glaciers in the Northern Hemisphere, in the scientific world they are referred to as "Glaciers of small forms", and this is an important part of the ecosystem of the entire region. A group of researchers and enthusiasts set off on a journey to find out if these snow and ice formations are actually glaciers? What plants and animals live in this area? And what threatens this unique corner of the nature of Khakassia?

Birds are not our smaller brothers, they are other peoples who, together with us, have fallen into the network of life, into the network of time, they are the same as we are, captives of earthly magnificence and earthly suffering.

Documentary film about suicide.

Found footage of young people who joke, fight, make up and love each other.

Outside in 2018. Russia has just elected a president. New old president. At first glance, you need to accept that nothing will change for the next 6 years. People think so, but protagonists think differently. There are many heroes in Russia. This film is about them.

A film about the unique, full of dramatic twists and turns in the historical fate of Koenigsberg-Kaliningrad.

Saving food and, at the same time, saving other people has become a way of life for the characters in the film. Their efforts help to save only a small part of the food, while the bulk of usable food ends up in the landfill anyway. However, they are ready to continue and expand their activities, because inside each of them lives a deep human desire to help others.

For half a century, house number 10 on Bolshaya Sadovaya has been full of fans from all over the world. But not everyone is happy with such a neighborhood. Is it possible that what Bulgakov wrote about will never cease to be relevant?

The centenary of the October Revolution is right around the corner. In the center of Moscow, Lenins and Stalins take a break from posing for pictures and talk about their legacy, the centenary and today’s Russia.

Festivals:

24th São Paulo International Short Film Festival
17ª Mostra de Cinema de Tiradentes
4th School Meeting “Aciertos” - FICUNAM (Ciudad de México)
Sehsüchte. 43 Internationales Studentfilmfestival (Potsdam, Deutschland)
14th International Student Film and Video Festival (Beijing, China)
14º Festival Internacional de Escuelas de Cine (Montevideo, Uruguay)
7ª Mostra de Escolas de Cinema e Audiovisual Latino-americanas CIBA-CILECT (São Paulo)
1º Lumiar: Festival Interamericano de Cinema Universitário (Belo Horizonte, Brasil - winner of the popular jury's prize)
19º Festival Brasileiro de Cinema Universitário (Niterói, Brasil)

Children are preparing for a war, preparing to kill. For some, it`s just toys, but for others, it is broken fates. And everywhere they are the toys in the adults hands.

Isn't the history of our Fatherland a dream? Does it have anything to do with the life of the inhabitants of the village of Novikovo? Here is the family tomb of the once famous Novikov-Kireevs. But upon closer examination, it suddenly turns out that everything that the Novikov-Kireevs lived for is still relevant today. Not only for the village, but for the whole of Russia.

Three young people who grew up in large cities come to the remote Tambov village of Glazok to work as teachers. Will the guys manage to change the traditional village way of life or will the new life force them to change themselves?

Nafset Chenib, 28, has been living in Moscow for many years. She keeps Facebook, reads on the subway, travels a lot and calls herself a Man of the World. Nafset is blind from birth. And it was she who was the soloist at the closing ceremony of the Paralympics in Sochi. The performance was watched by many, including in the girl's homeland, in the Republic of Adygea. Now Nafset is flying to Maykop to give a concert and receive the title of Honored Artist. She will meet with relatives, journalists, spectators, officials of all stripes. For them, she is her own, local, Adyghe. Pride of the Republic.

The film tells about the unusual fate of a working man. The hero of the film graduated from an agricultural academy in his youth, studied as a veterinarian and wanted to do science, but his collective farm, where there were 40 thousand sheep, fell apart and he had to retrain as a welder.

A film about the amazing nature of Russia and no less amazing relationships with it.

The short documentary was filmed entirely on a mobile phone camera. It is about volunteering to help homeless people in St. Petersburg. The author, a sociocultural anthropologist who studies the phenomenon of vagrancy and homelessness, has been a volunteer at the Nochlezhka charitable organization for three years. The film is an attempt to briefly go beyond the circle and look at this activity from the outside.