1991. Part 1. Joseph, Adolf and Eve. The history of the whole country goes through the history of the inhabitants of a communal apartment in the very center of Moscow. The film was first shot in the USSR, in 1990. Under the windows of the communal apartment, tanks roar ominously at night rehearsing the last military parade dedicated to the October Revolution. And the residents receive humanitarian aid from Germany. 1993. Part 2. Big sale. The film was shot in 1993, when jackhammers roar under the windows and the only window overlooking Gorky Street, a new McDonald's restaurant under construction, is boarded up. And the whole country lives in anticipation of the arrival of Michael Jackson in Moscow. 1995. Part 3. New times. The film is no longer dedicated to the inhabitants of a barrack-type communal apartment, but to the inhabitants of a fashionable Stalinist house for the Soviet elite, which was also affected by the trends of the new time. If the tenants of a communal apartment are taken to cemeteries, some to new areas, then the former Soviet elite succumbs to the onslaught of new Russian capital and sells their apartments.

Evil launched into another will always return to the one who launched it. After returning from Afghanistan, an internationalist warrior on the street kills a teenager just for his appearance.

A man has nothing to lose except his dream. To make his dream come true the man embarks on a dangerous journey. But his destination is not what it seems.

“Music of Artillery Volleys” is a film about the bewitching beauty of the combat work of rocket and artillery units. On their professional holiday, November 19, cadets of the Artillery Academy demonstrate their martial prowess at complex tactical exercises. Each frame of the film is a precise and rapid movement of personnel and military equipment, surpassing any art in emotional intensity. Unique creative finds, namely: a view of the world through the "eyes" of a shell and a mine, the power of a controlled destructive force, the coherence of the actions of the calculations give the picture a unique appeal.

A documentary film about amateur football based on the history of a football team from a small village playing in the lowest division in Russia.

The rejection of one's desires, the pressure of society's stereotypes and a number of life's vicissitudes put the question before the heroine of the film, Anastasia Abroskina, "What are you?"

By train from Moscow to Vladivostok and back to complete the task. The first-year students of the Moscow Art Theater School are looking for fellow travelers, whom they must then play upon their return in a new performance. Harmonists, whalers, sappers, directors of vegetable bases and other atypical actors.

Headspins, windmills, and b-boying: a group of immigrants from the former Soviet Union form a breakdancing troupe in one of the poorest neighborhoods in Israel. They dream of competing in the International Breakdancing Competition in Germany, but the road is paved with hardship and crisis. Lacking an instructor, they learn moves from videotapes and move one step closer to their goal.

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Documentary about the first year of Vladimir Putin's presidency

This is a film about people sitting in booths in the middle of a big city, shoemakers, policemen, stationmasters, security guards and guest workers.

A documentary film about Soviet Jews who were deported to the Amur region more than 70 years ago to develop a new homeland, the Jewish Autonomous Region. The protagonist of the film is the last chairman of the last Jewish collective farm, Boris Rak. He didn't go to Israel like some of his children did. He was born on this earth and will remain on it forever.

A film about Soviet childhood. The focus is on an ordinary Soviet boy, whose story is full of humor and colorful phrases. It is conducted from his birth to the festive graduation night. The whole life of the guy flashes on the screen, the Octobrists, red ties, faith in the victory of communism, admiration for Lenin, the Olympics-80, the iron curtain and the rejection of Western values, the first dances and falling in love, everything points to an irrevocably gone time. Through the prism of everyday life and holidays of an ordinary guy, a whole era of the cult of socialism and faith in the Soviet Union emerges. The film "Collection No. 1" turns back time, making you remember the past with nostalgia.

In the course of the presidential elections in Belarus in the summer of 2020, three actors from an underground theatre in Minsk get caught up in the maelstrom of mass protests. They are drawn to the wide streets of Minsk to protest vociferously for freedom of speech and the long-awaited change of power. But the people‘s voice is brutally crushed by the regime‘s security apparatus. Members of the theatre group and many other people get arrested. The country is on the brink of civil war. COURAGE accompanies the courageous and peaceful resistance of Maryna, Pavel and Denis before and during the protests. The film takes a very personal look at the events and thus provides a close and gripping insight into the lives of people in today‘s Belarus who are fighting for their freedom and the right to democracy.

Firuza, a 10-year-old girl, writes an essay in Russian on the topic “Motherland”, she turns to her grandmother Mushkinaz for help, who tells her about her difficult fate, about her childhood in Georgia and life in Kazakhstan after the repressions of the Meskhetian Turks in 1944.

The famous director reflects on creativity and love.

Personal videos from phones, camcorders, cameras and gopros of Ukrainian soldiers. All these materials are woven into a surreal journey to the front of the war with Russia and pour into the afterlife, which is dominated by laws that differ from the ordinary world. Different behavior, different attitudes, different humor. The characters wake up and fall asleep, rejoice and cry, always feeling that the recording could end at any moment.

Much is said about Arina Rodionovna, the nanny of A.S. Pushkin. Arina Rodionovna is a historical example. But nannies are different. Most of us have to babysit with children, with parents, with animals. Collectors babysit their collections. Coaches with athletes.

St. Petersburg and Leningrad are two names of the same city and two eras. The film tells about the attempt of the younger generation to understand and realize the heroic past of the city, and at the same time the story of Elizaveta Pavlovna Novozhenina, who survived the Siege and the most difficult events in the life of Leningrad. The film is about how the city, its culture, spirit and history, unites the destinies of completely different people, sometimes unfamiliar and completely different from each other.

The film is a complete work of art with an internal dramaturgy, filming on a scale never seen before, and using the latest advances in imaging technology. The viewer is immersed in the life of the city, feels the beating of his heart. The rare professions presented in the film, peculiar to our city, make the film fascinating even for connoisseurs of St. Petersburg.

A harsh and dreamy story of a young girl and her longing heart. Through Betty, living below the poverty line in suburban Colorado Springs, we experience a tight family clan of children born by children born by children where love and dependency go hand in hand.