How many of us have thought about what it is like to live a real dog life on the street and what does a dog think about when wandering the streets in search of a coveted edible piece?

We will go deep into one of the most interesting areas of modern mathematics - fractal geometry, the object of study of which amazes the imagination, bewitches, surprises, frightens, attracts and repels at the same time. And this is pure mathematics! But what are fractals? When did they appear? Where did you come from? Who invented them? The line between mathematics and the real world will rapidly blur. Where will this lead us? What secrets can be contained in this strange word like a fractal?

The events of 100 years ago, it would seem, have long been irrelevant, forgotten, left in the past. Experience has been gained, conclusions have been drawn so as not to repeat the mistakes of the past ... But no. In Russia, for some reason, everything turns out differently. The events of the past somehow very persistently rhyme with today's... and this game of the calendar... September 1922 and September 2022. Exactly a century has passed. And everything repeats again.

All his life, Ruslan was embarrassed by the fact that he was a gypsy. At school he was teased because of his nationality. When Ruslan came to the sport and began to win, he grabbed his victories as a chance to succeed in life. This is the only thing he did well. So he became a two-time world champion in kickboxing. In his new intention to make his debut in professional boxing, luck would turn against him. The boxing world will not accept him right away. Just as his classmates once did not immediately accept him. Trying to win his place in a new sport for him, Ruslan will become stronger, and more and more he will turn to his gypsy nature, because in professional boxing it is important that you are different from the rest. And at his debut professional fight, Ruslan will publicly declare himself as a gypsy.

The documentary tells about the development of the Plumage children's art studio, whose tasks are multifaceted. "Release" into a big life of sincere and caring children with their own interests, who learn to work on themselves, believe in themselves, overcome their fears, and also strive to work for the country's charitable movement and change the world for the better.

Transgender human rights activist from Siberia aiming to get a refugee status, is struggling with the biased bureaucratic authorities in a post-soviet Ukraine. His psychological condition is getting worse. He experiences panic attacks and suicide thoughts.

“Why do you like steam engines?” – a reporter asks one of them. “Why do you love women?” - he replies. The journalist has no further questions. “Steam engines are like a living organism” – says his friend. This is a movie where the life of unique people, machinists who serve the old steam engines is observed. Keepers of the steam engines know how to cook eggs on a shovel in the furnace of a steel giant, and can tell a million interesting stories about locomotives. They take an active part in the locomotive’s lives. They visit them, lubricate and warm up. On the one hand this work seems to be incomprehensible and unnecessary. But when the steel engines begin to move and people who see them smile and get joyful, everything becomes clear. How a locomotive cabin can make your body and soul newborn? Why do we need to preserve and protect the survivals of the past? Why the historical exhibits are strategic objects? What destiny is prepared for steam engines? Would they let them die? The film answers all the questions.

An attempt to figure out where "waves" come from in our city, creative impulses that at some point even promise to become a world phenomenon, and where they suddenly and practically disappear without a trace.

The film is dedicated to Academician M.M. Shemyakin, his wife, Doctor of Science G.P. Kugatova-Shemyakina, and her first husband, First Secretary of the Lithuanian CPSU City Committee, M.B. And at the same time, their fate is inextricably linked with the fate of the country. Personal, state and public in one autobiography, which in fact is this film. Why can't you fix the evil that you've already done? And why is it better not to commit irreversible acts?

Abandoned architecture, industrial buildings, vehicles and communications, what is it? The legacy of the era of building communism, like an open museum with accessible installations? Or a pressing reminder of the opportunity and scope we have missed?

The Russian Revolution, called the October Revolution, radically changed the course of history. The entire twentieth century of Russia passed under the banner of the events that took place in October-November 1917. Without aiming to give historical and political comments, the authors of the film intend to thoroughly examine all the available facts and make a judgment on their reliability.

The story of one family through a link, the girl Elina, who came to her relatives for the summer. In this family, everyone is a mountain for each other, but everyone has their own point of view on everything that happens inside it.

Film follows different age present-day Estonian Russians who are facing difficulties with their identities. 14 CASES is a feature documentary film targeted for international audience taking a fresh look at the present-day Russians living in Estonia. It is a character driven story and it focuses on personal stories of born in Estonia young people who are the descendants of migrants from the Soviet era, representing almost the third generation. Although they lived their whole life surrounded by Estonian national symbols and colours, lifestyle and cuisine, they still speak Russian as their mother tongue, got secondary education in Russian language, listen and watch Russian radio and television, and gravitate towards Russian culture. They feel belonging to the history of Russia and Russian consciousness. But Baltic Russian is not something solid and single. Many Baltics Russians associate themselves with the Russian nationality, while at the same time they are Estonian citizens. Some of them face an identity crisis: a conflict of national identity with civil identity. But most of Baltic Russians feel an awareness of difference, the recognition of being not fully integrated into the society. A lot of Russian high school graduates leave country to study abroad and never return. At the same time there are also those who feel obsessed with languages and mislead by pro-Russia politics but love and prefer to live in Estonia. Almost for four years the film crew followed several Russian-speaking families in a decision-making period. All of them were facing the difficult task – to determine their own or their kids future. According to the age the choices differed. For the parents of five-year-olds – it is not an easy choice of kindergarten, either Estonian or Russian. For the family whose 12-year old son suddenly decides to change the school to Estonian – the question of his established identity which doesn’t well match with boy’s new schoolmates’; for the high-school graduates, the question either to stay or to leave Estonia.

A film about the rave movement, in the style of non-fiction and a parody of documentary television programs. The protagonists of the film, the pioneers of the rave movement in Russia and St. Petersburg, as well as the younger generation, talk about how it all happened and what it led to, as well as what awaits electronic music in the future.

Once a year, a few old friends engage in an ancient ritual game act that is at the heart of a radical shift in consciousness. This is a half-forgotten mystery of the spirit that accompanied the life of our distant nomadic ancestors. Step by step, expanding the range of permitted games, blurring the boundaries between the marginal and the intellectual, the free and the forbidden, the characters are trying to achieve a special state of body and mind.

200 - 300 thousand years ago, on the banks of the river, which today is called Kama, the ancestors of mammoths and elephants roamed. Nowadays, fishermen have found the remains of the bones of these animals in the landslides of the steep Kama coast. The film tells how the discovery of the remains of the trogontherian elephant by Permian paleontologists became the center of social initiative of the inhabitants of nearby villages, villages and even the regional capital.

The film is about priests who came to God in different ways and, in addition to service, are engaged in creativity and science. The film is about how and through what trials the protagonists found the Almighty and realized that He was involved in the fate of each of them. On the example of the ministers of the church, it is shown that the gates to the Faith must be sought in oneself daily and hourly. Only through agreement with conscience can one come to the Lord in order to live in peace and harmony with oneself and with the world around.

Frozen life, what is it? Grandmother lives in a space where time has stopped with the death of her husband. The cultural layer, the traditions of the outgoing generation or the history of a particular family.

The protagonist of the film is a man, father, son and husband rolled into one. This film is his honest and unbiased look at himself and the microcosm surrounding him, covering the geography from Omsk to the Californian coast of the USA. Each stop on this journey reveals the relationship of the hero with his wife, father and friend, and the audio book about meditation that accompanies him everywhere in the headphones becomes a kind of navigator that stitches the routine of the author's existence. The film ends in March 2018.

We see black when we close our eyes. We "see nothing." How long can you live in the dark? A few moments? Several hours? A few days? Some live "in the dark" all their lives. Yes, their eyes are closed, but is their darkness so dark?