This film is about people who left Russia immediately after the start of the war, whose first destination was Istanbul. They talk about when and why they decided to leave the country, what this move was like, about plans for the future and about their attitude to what is happening.

Documentary film, interview. The protagonists of the film are eyewitnesses of the Great Patriotic War.

Peter and Paul are brothers. For two of them, one face and two extremely dissimilar fates. Pavel works in a cheap supermarket, for him life is a monotonous reality. And Peter, chained to a wheelchair, life throws into other cities, into the rhythms of hip-hop.

Life and work in the North of Russia from the lips of people who, with their labor, extract natural resources for the benefit of the whole country.

In the mountains of the Abakan ridge in the Siberian taiga lives a unique hermit Agafya Karpovna. She is the last of the Lykov family of Old Believers. Many have heard of their story. Back in 1936 the Lykov family settled in the deep taiga far from people. Geologists "discovered" the Lykov family in 1978. At that time, the family consisted of a father and four children. When meeting people they were at first very scared, but then they nevertheless made contact and began to tell the guests about their way of life. It turned out that they themselves weave clothes and weave shoes from birch bark, while everyone can read and write, however, in the Old Church Slavonic language. It turned out that the Lykovs lead a deeply religious lifestyle, which at one time became the reason for their departure to the taiga.

Throughout history, people have sought to live near rivers. They provided water and fish, they carried out trade. But everything has changed. Humanity founded cities and moved into them, and coastal villages began to die out. This is a film about the inhabitants of the five Russian rivers Angara, Volga, Don, Yenisei and Neva. Eight heroes who still live by the river and know everything about it.

A young actress who has cut ties with her family receives photographs from her father's funeral. A short film about the state of Russian society after the outbreak of hostilities in Ukraine.

100 years of "revolution" in Russia. 100 years of the catastrophe, the consequences of which Russia and the whole world are experiencing to this day. The picture tells about the causes of the February and October coups, the First World War, external and internal conspiracies that led to the collapse of the monarchy and the entire world order. The film answers some fateful questions and raises new ones: what kind of future do we want to build, how do we see it, in what historical experience should we look for it?

In the summer of 2015, a group of Karina Mezova lowered Alexei Berberashvili's motorcycle from the eastern peak of Elbrus, which had lain at its peak for 50 years. Film-participant of the festival "Saint Anna" in 2018.

Lena is 47, she is looking for the perfect man with the help of Simoron. Lena believes that her life is full of miracles and magic, but every day she spends in the company of an unemployed alcoholic friend in search of work and food.

Every week, hundreds of children in different cities of the world meet to solve complex problems. Who they are, why they do it and how, in the movie “Math Circles Around the World”.

Walking around the city, the girl ponders what was true and what was an illusion in her summer romance. Gradually, she begins to question other things that she was sure of knowing. The reality surrounding her, filmed on the phone, in a strange way begins to resemble a dream. The main thing in this case is to realize that you are sleeping.

Eduard Karavaev has been helping people and families in difficult situations for several years now. Over the past few years, he has found like-minded people, a whole team of volunteers, these are people who share Eduard's views on the situation in society.

A documentary about the use of blockchain technologies in various fields and how it affects people's lives.

Why do people stay to live in a city where there is a war going on? The protagonist of the film asks this question to those he meets in Donetsk. From the answers, from the shots depicting the simple, everyday affairs of the townspeople, a picture of the life of the city in isolation is formed. By continuing to do their job, which they did before the war and will do after, people are rebuffing the very idea of war.

Who is behind the mass hysteria around the "groups of death" in social networks? Is it really possible to drive a teenager to suicide through the Internet? How much does it cost and who pays for it?

Strange characters of David’s strange theatrical play “MSHT-15” are not just figments of his imagination, they actually live around him. Where is the line between fantasy and reality? Between an author and his characters?

"Tales about Mom" ​​is a documentary full-length fairy tale that tells about the sad departure into eternity of the images of the old world of the Russian North. Connoisseurs, mermaids, goslings and mermen once inhabited the Russian North. And today, somewhere in the fields overgrown with forest, along with abandoned huts, the long-forgotten spirits of folk beliefs are living out their last days. Vasily Popov, a native of the northern village of Lekshmozero, sets off on a journey to the place where his family home once stood. Almost the entire family of Vasily died in the war, which devastated the northern villages. Vasily's journey is an attempt to find the spirit of the "old world" on the overgrown shores. But if the shores of the lakes are silent and seem to be dead, then it is worth crossing the line of reality, and the "old world" captures its enchanted wanderer.

Two negligent friends arrange kebabs right among the Moscow high-rise buildings, getting drunk along the way while waiting for their girlfriends. When the girls finally arrive, something goes wrong.

In the regions of the Far North, a woman who is engaged in a household is officially considered to be employed. At her disposal is a plague covered with reindeer skins, which is transported and installed to a new place up to a hundred times a year. Pavla Nikolaevna became, as she says, a "chum worker" at the age of 17 and has been doing this for 31 years. Prepares food, stokes the stove, cleans up, takes care of the children. She has an apartment in the city, but she will not exchange her difficult life for a city one, since she considers the tundra to be her real home.