House in the center of Moscow, on the Arbat. Luxury on the outside, pain on the inside. Its walls hide personal and state secrets. Memoirs of former neighbors in compacted Soviet living space.

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The last wedding of an Udmurt. A year after his death, his soul says goodbye to the world of the living and becomes engaged to another, unknown world.

Video diaries about the confusion and hopes of the early nineties. People were left without a livelihood in large numbers. In the center of Moscow, giant flea markets were officially allowed, where sellers stood and sold whatever they had. Goldovskaya met with many of her friends and acquaintances and asked them how they live, what they feel. Since Marina's interlocutors are her good friends, the stories turned out to be trusting and sincere.

By the sixtieth birthday of Oleg Efremov, it was planned to make a documentary film about the work of the actor and director. But as a result, Goldovskaya and her colleagues witnessed the split of the Moscow Art Theater. The film crew in February 1987 worked at the Moscow Art Theater. Famous actors Oleg Borisov, Alexander Kalyagin, Igor Kvasha express their point of view on the events in the theater. In April 1987 there were two Moscow Art Theater.

This film is about the fishing artel of the Pomors, whose life is devoted day after day to the work of their ancestors, to fishing on the White Sea. Against the background of a colorless sky, separated from the white snow by the horizon line, a man stands in the wind and tries to bite into the depths of the ice with an electric saw in order to cut a hole. All that the viewer manages to see on the screen is the deceptive simplicity of this space of life and boredom. But a thirty-minute contemplation of the silent hard work of fishermen in the icy cold makes you look at your life in a different way.

Film-monologue of writer Anastasia Ivanovna Tsvetaeva, sister of Marina Tsvetaeva. Anastasia Ivanovna recalls her childhood: “we knew three languages, Russian, French, German”, about the Christmas tree, about an amazing mother, about her father, the famous professor Ivan Vladimirovich Tsvetaev, about the opening of a museum of fine arts in Moscow, about her sister, Marina Ivanovna Tsvetaeva, about the house in which they lived before the revolution and which has survived to this day, and she lives in a nursing home; about the terrible hungry year of 1921; about the death of his sister and the search for her grave; about the years spent in the camps. Her friends Tatyana Ivanovna Leshchenko-Sukhomlina and Evgenia Filippovna Kunina take part in the film.

The hero of the film, Vasily Sigarev, tells stories from his life, which, slightly transformed, become the stories of his plays. For the inhabitants of his native Upper Salda, this is everyday life. For metropolitan theaters, this is an unprecedented reality of provincial life. For the audience, this is both laughter and horror. For a playwright, these are numerous awards and endless pain.

In the 90s, Stasya and his dad were spending their summer holidays in Odessa with their grandmother. Their relatives from different cities of Russia were also coming there to enjoy the warm sea. 30 years later they meet again. This time in Moscow.

A small tent city called “Broadway” spontaneously springs up every summer on a wild beach in the vicinity of Tuapse. Here come "savages" people who cannot afford even the cheapest holiday home. It is almost a virtual city that will not exist tomorrow, growing for the season, here people suffer and fall in love, play and lose, people are born and die here.

What is virginity? Does it make sense to keep it until marriage? Girls asked themselves such questions about twenty years ago. What is virginity? How much am I willing to sell it for? Such questions are asked by modern girls. But is modern man ready to sell only virginity today? The three protagonists of the film are young girls from the provinces who dream of conquering Moscow. Each has its own plan. One seeks to get into a fashionable TV show and build love with the hero of her dreams, along the way giving him, and therefore all viewers, her purity. Another imagines herself a new Madonna or a new Britney Spears, she protects her virginity, because this is a valuable commodity. And the third treats virginity as a commodity, ready to sell. Just need money. To go study. It doesn't matter which institute, the main thing is to be in Moscow.

The film tells about a simple resident of the village of Palauz, Sysolsky district of the Republic of Komi, Leonid Turyshev. For him, a horse named Sailor and a pig named Paul are best friends. And the life of these friends is organically woven into his life. He perceives the death of a pig as a great personal tragedy.

Recent historical events in Ukraine through the eyes of ordinary Ukrainians and Russians. Simple heroes against the backdrop of dramatic collisions. The second part of the documentary duology. * The film was a participant of "Artdocfest" in 2014. The portal shows the director's version of 2015.

60s, 70s, 80s. Our childhood, youth and youth of our parents. Some songs, some films, some idols. Kindergarten, school, pioneer camp, institute and army. Everything, like everyone else. Our life. Who does not remember the rumbling of a small movie camera, home viewings of 8 mm films. Years have passed, life has changed, and the miraculously preserved old film footage of family newsreel helps us return to the past, which is not always fun. "Private Chronicles. Monologue "" is not just a portrait of time. The hero of the film is a "typical representative", "average type", a person born on April 11, 1961, with whom we live the first steps, the first school years, the first love, the first sexual experience, the first betrayals and the first insights, until 1986, when what some call the beginning, others the end began in the USSR.

In the village of Pervomaisky near Tula, a local businesswoman decided to ennoble the space near her stall. The young artist painted Christ and the Sistine Madonna for her. Everyone turned on the artist and businesswoman, from the administration and the police to participants in Orthodox Internet forums. As a result, on the feast of the Transfiguration of the Lord, the entrepreneur destroyed the images of Christ and the Virgin with her own hand. But something remains of the naive fresco. Although not on the wall.

About the 8th quartet of D. Shostakovich. This work is sometimes called the composer's epitaph. The authors of the film tried to see in it reflections of the time in which the great composer lived. However, they say that history sometimes tends to repeat itself.

What is the marriage of two independent creative personalities? What is a marriage made in heaven” and the cooperation of two completely self-sufficient creators? This film, filmed from inside the living environment of the characters, is trying to answer such questions.

About the cardiac surgeon and the largest collector of contemporary art Mikhail Alshibay.

This film has become a cult for a whole generation, and over the years its value has only increased. In the center of the story are the young Boris Grebenshchikov, Yuri Shevchuk, Viktor Tsoi, Oleg Garkusha and Anton Adasinsky, people whose work has shaped modern Russian rock culture.

For 20 years, the United States has invested almost 90 billion dollars in the development of the Afghan army, but left as losers - just as the USSR left. The civil war continues, "democracy" has not taken root, a peaceful life is a distant prospect. The new inhabitants of the presidential palace promise not to commit genocide and assure that they are not the same as in the 90s. But nobody believes their words. Why has Afghanistan turned into a Taliban republic again and how will the lives of ordinary Afghans now change? Why should we be worried about what is happening in this distant country?

Gora is a frail middle-aged woman who works as a janitor in one of the sleeping areas of Rostov-on-Don. She has neither a residence permit nor a medical policy, and in order to somehow save money, she lives with a friend in a barracks for 500 rubles. The two-storey densely populated hut survived only because it stood in the landfill for its entire history. People have been living here for more than forty years. They grow geese and goats in summer kitchens, boil themselves, drink, love, die. A nunnery is located a hundred meters from the barracks. There are 15 girls of all ages in it, in essence, this is the same barrack, only completely whitewashed and surrounded by a brick fence. They say the abbess is a former prison guard. Passion is no worse than in the cool Mexican series.