Revolution. What next? My father - local activist believes in the ideals of Ukraine’s 2014 revolution. So he decides to run for mayor of his city in an effort to change things for the better. But is our country actually ready to change? Meanwhile the war has dragged on for nearly two years elsewhere in the country. In this small-scale story, as under magnifying glass, we follow how does democratic process works in today`s Ukraine and try to answer the question: what happens after the revolution finally won.

Starting in the mid-1950s, the United States and the Soviet Union, both world powers at the head of their own blocs, were locked into an unprecedented arms race that culminated in the so-called Cuban Missile Crisis in 1962. American aerial reconnaissance photographs showed that the Soviet Union was deploying medium-range missiles in Cuba. The very short flight time between the island and the mainland meant Moscow would easily be able to launch a nuclear strike on the USA. This led to a fraught confrontation: To prevent the deployment of further missiles, the US Navy set up a naval blockade around Cuba, and Strategic Air Command was put on high alert as the stand-off threatened to escalate into a full-blown nuclear war. Feverish negotiations between Moscow and Washington finally succeeded in defusing the conflict. But the crisis had a little-known backstory. Two years earlier, the USA had stationed its own medium-range missiles in the Mediterranean region, threatening Moscow, Leningrad and other targets in the Soviet Union. One place they were deployed was in Murgia, a sleepy region in southern Italy.

A meticulously crafted restaurant stands ready, holding its breath for the verdict of the most demanding critic.

In Tatarstan, the city of the future Innopolis is being built; its official opening took place in 2015. This is the first city built in Russia after the collapse of the Soviet Union. The best IT specialists come there from all over the country to create a new community of people. But the service personnel of the city are ordinary residents of neighboring villages, Hollow Carrots and Eastern Star. What is this neighborhood of the new world and the old world? Maybe, despite the apparent differences, these worlds are essentially identical?

Kirill, Katya and Nikita are 18 years old. Everyone celebrates this event in their own way. Everyone ends the day differently. But everyone has the same attitude towards adulthood. This is a film-study about how young people relate to age and go beyond "the boundaries of what is permitted."

The landing stage is always between. Between water and land, between ship and home, between town and country, between this and that. The landing stage is a portal, but where?

The Vietnam War raged for decades. Fearing the spread of communism, the United States initially joined the conflict in secret, later openly and with increasing ferocity in the fight against North Vietnam and its Chinese and Soviet sponsors. After US public opinion turned against the war in response to heavy losses and reports of frontline brutality, peace talks began in Paris in 1968. A breakthrough was achieved in separate, secret talks between US National Security Adviser Henry Kissinger and Lê Duc Tho, a member of North Vietnam's politburo. This resulted in the 1973 Paris Peace Accords and the withdrawal of US forces.

The film tells about the small town of Gubkin and its inhabitants. A little-known settlement in southern Russia has a huge iron ore quarry. Through the mosaic of local stories, we will see the city and the quarry next to it, like a living creature that influences people's lives with its mood.

Diana is 17 years old. She lives in Crimea. In the summer of 2022, Diana graduated from school with a gold medal. After graduation, she faces a big task: entering the journalism department. After all, Diana has been dreaming of becoming a successful international journalist for several years now.

April 2024. A federal state of emergency is declared in Orsk as the Ural River swells to critical levels during the spring flood. The city's fragile defenses give way when the dam protecting it from flooding collapses. Amid the chaos, Sasha heads to the disaster relief zone.

Under the pressure of life circumstances, the hero of the film ends up in a colony for juvenile delinquents. He is looking for his place in the world, thinking about self-identification and life purpose. This is an attempt to appreciate the importance of sport as a tool for rehabilitation. Ways that can help prisoners to reintegrate into society after their release and not go back to prison. Sport is able to heal, it is able to direct energy in the right direction, it is able to awaken the best in a person and teach discipline, strength and perseverance.

He was born in the family of some country teachers. Having grace and knowing a lucky man went to the mathematics faculty of Moscow's "Lomonosov" University. He always knew mathematics went hand in hand with poetry, and soon he became an appreciated author from the Moscow undergraduate. By marrying the daughter of a senior secretary of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union, he gets to play chess with Brezhnev, but this only serves him ironically to treat the empire's rulers. When the USSR collapses, it returns to Chisinau, where it tries to engage in the press, but its bohemian style does not support the guild's registration. He remains a free creator with profound philosophical readings and long bahida escapades. It publishes about a volume in 10 years. He is the author of the most expensive book of poetry in Romanian space, but he dies lonely, starved in his own unheated house and is found by his colleagues only after a few days. It is often compared to the writer Mircea Dinescu, and Claudiu Komartin said that without Eugen Cioclea Romanian poetry would be like a piano with some missing keys.

In late December 1979 thousands of Soviet troops crossed the border into neighboring Afghanistan. Paratroopers and special forces landed in Kabul, stormed the presidential palace and killed President Hafizullah Amin. It was a drastic violation of international law that was condemned by the majority of the UN’s member nations – including the non-aligned Muslim countries that had traditionally almost always sided with Russia. US President Jimmy Carter froze the ratification of outstanding treaties with Moscow. The US and 65 other nations boycotted the 1980 Olympics in Moscow. The progress that had been laboriously secured over the past 15 years on a detente between the eastern and western blocs appeared to have been suddenly nullified – reactions that were foreseeable in the Cold War logic of the time. What had prompted the leadership in Mosow to make this extremely risky move? Why were Soviet soldiers ordered to murder Hafizullah Amin, who was after all a communist leader? How did the now emerging war in Afghanistan affect the balance of power in the region? One thing is clear: the war brought completely new players into the arena of global politics, with consequences that continue to reverberate to this today – and not only in south-central Asia.

Evening. A white minibus with the logo of the Andrey Rylkov Foundation stands near the panel house. People are coming. Someone is worried, waiting for the result of an HIV test. Everyone is different and everyone is similar to someone we have seen or know. Volunteers Elya and Natasha test, distribute syringes, congratulate you on your birthday and wish you happiness.

Lucy is an actress in the theater of the city of Perm. Her career is not working out, nor is her personal life. But unexpectedly for herself and for those around her, Lucy begins to compose fairy tales. Some say that this is graphomania, others say that her fairy tales inherit the long tradition of storytellers of the Perm region. Fairy tales captivate Lucy, she becomes a conductor of something mysterious for herself.

Liza Kashintseva is a 30-year-old actress and performance artist. She lives in Moscow, Russia. At the beginning of 2022, she was about to star in a new Netflix series produced by a high-profile Russian team. After the war began, her life changed dramatically. Her international career plans fell through, some of her close friends emigrated, and she was fired from several Russian projects for her anti-war position. The story begins in February 2023 and follows her surrealist odyssey through Russian society while she is preparing for her new performance "Nothing but love".

Lekha Hallucination has more than 15 convictions. He could have become a thief, but he loves to sew.

A comedic documentary portrait of a charismatic motion designer, husband, father, and D&D enthusiast. Balancing career, family, and hobbies, Vova searches for harmony, reflecting on questions of happiness, self-fulfillment, and the value of loved ones.

The Russian actor is going to America for the first time to fulfill his cherished dream, to act in a Hollywood movie.

At the word "Suzdal" most people always have an involuntary association with churches. How does this fit with the feelings of the locals? What do they live? What creativity is born in this ancient city?