The film is dedicated to the "Siberian period" of the writer F.M. Dostoevsky. From 1849 to 1859 he was first in hard labor in the Omsk jail, then in exile in Semipalatinsk, served as a soldier in the Siberian Line Regiment. In 1857, his wedding with his first wife took place in the Novokuznetsk Church. It was after Siberia, after physical and spiritual trials, that Dostoevsky wrote his most famous novels, the so-called "Pentateuch". The narration comes from the perspective of his daughter Lyuba, known for her odious character and harshness of statements.

High school student Sonya's life is invaded by a camera that captures her everywhere. Sonya feels like a star. But the movie is not about her.

In difficult moments of life, the community saves, and when it has saved, it begins to burden. This is what happens with the family of Eugene and Elena.

Journey to Chisty Dor, a small village in the Vologda region. Writer Yury Koval lived in it exactly 50 years ago. That country no longer exists, the villages have been empty for a long time, but have the people changed? Is it possible to meet amazing Shukshin "freaks"? Ordinary peasants and village philosophers? Yes! Such people became the heroes of this film. Vyacheslav earns extra money where he can, drinks and tells fables that he believes in with pleasure. Alexander Vladimirovich is a Slavophile, an Old Believer, a hermit who dreams of building a religious community and lives in a bathhouse. But first he needs a house (and it has been under construction for 20 years). The house is another hero of the film, which connected the "man" and the "philosopher". "Deeds Deep" is a film about completely different people who talk about different things and in different ways, but they are trying to do one thing, and about what comes out of it.

Near Arkhangelsk, a murder is taking place in a mysterious "sect". A young journalist Zhenya is going to investigate the case. On the spot, it turns out that the mysterious "sect" is a refuge for women who have experienced domestic violence. In the same place Zhenya meets her sister, who went missing three years ago. The narrative in the film is interspersed with the real stories of women who have been subjected to domestic violence. As well as the director's comments and scenes where we see the director working with the actors, with the story, trying out different actors for the same role.

According to popular beliefs, he brings gifts for Christmas, helps travelers and protects the disadvantaged. Somewhere his name is Santa Claus, somewhere Baba Natal, somewhere Sinterklaas, somewhere Heiliger Nikolaus, this is Christmas Grandfather or Saint Nicholas. But definitely not Santa Claus, this one came from a completely different history of the World. Nicholas the Wonderworker has never been to Russia, but even Catholics admit that in Russia he is revered even more than in their own country. This story is about the phenomenon of St. Nicholas in Russia, better known here as Nicholas the Pleasant, or simply the Miracle Worker.

The film consists of diaries and photographs from 1937, bought by the author at a flea market in Kharkov. Why do people deny their own Soviet history? Is it possible to recreate a historical era through personal stories and, more importantly, personal or collective memory? Where is the point of intersection of personal and collective experience?

A mother and her son come to St. Petersburg to visit their elderly parents. Nina Mikhailovna and Nikolai Ilyich live together almost all their lives in an old three-room apartment. They've been divorced for the last thirty years.

The film is dedicated to the modern history of Kazakhstan. The unique evidence of direct eyewitnesses and participants in the process of nuclear disarmament of the country, the construction of a new capital of the state and the practical participation of Kazakhstan in international peacekeeping projects from Syria to Ukraine formed the basis of this picture.

A film about the ancient Russian church tradition of liturgical singing according to the Znamenny notation.

Antarctica is the most mysterious and little-studied continent on the planet. The largest desert in the world and the coldest place on Earth. 200 years since the discovery of Antarctica excites the imagination of scientists, sailors, romantics and adventurers. The film crew of RD Studio, together with a team of mechanic drivers, went to Antarctica to tell about this mysterious continent and make a unique journey, the first ever fully autonomous Antarctic rally across 3 poles.

A documentary series about people whom the state, guardianship authorities, and even their closest relatives have recognized as incompetent, perhaps because they are all pupils of a psycho-neurological boarding school. Yes, these guys have severe limitations in their abilities, someone cannot walk, speak, write, many of them were abandoned by their parents, and in principle by society, but “incapacitated” do not consider themselves as such and prove their position by their actions.

This film is about the unique phenomenon of the 1990s, the Voronezh group «Sector Gaza», the bright and tragic fate of its creator, leader and vocalist Yuri Hoi (Klinsky). "Live fast die young!" Yuri Hoi is the "perfect" embodiment of this well-known rock and roll motto. A simple guy from the "left bank", the most dangerous and criminal district of Voronezh, Hoi has achieved incredible popularity in Russia and neighboring countries. In the 1990s, pirated albums of Sector Gaza were sold in millions of copies, and their music sounded at every disco and from every tape recorder. But Yuri himself was rarely recognized on the streets.

These kids are no stars. Not yet. These extremely tall teenagers come to the United States from Haiti using basketball as means to get an education. Although some of them will become top basketball players, this is not a sports documentary, this film is about the kids' quest to come back home — as new, much more capable persons.

Thanks to the enthusiasm and determination of the permanent director of the Belarusian Children's Hospice Anna Georgievna Gorchakova, in June 2016 a new building was opened in Barovlyany, built on charitable donations. In this institution, the stereotype of human thinking does not work, which identifies the hospice with a place for death. In the Belarusian Children's Hospice, there are no more than a quarter of terminally ill and dying children. The rest of the patients are children with severe, incurable diagnoses who need constant care and assistance. The film provides an opportunity to touch the life of the hospice in its most diverse manifestations, both dramatic and light, allows you to understand the life and social position of the extraordinary person Anna Gorchakova.

Is it possible to be cheerful in a graveyard? Yes, if you are his boss. This is a story about the director of the Jewish cemetery in St. Petersburg, who has not changed his job for 13 years. Where is his office, what does he do every day, how did he come to such a life and what keeps him from leaving? Let's get acquainted.

They dreamed of moving to a place where they produce the best washing machines with artificial intelligence. Where people listen to music with white headphones and drive BMWs. The story of a boy, Muamet Yashari, and his siblings, born after the 2000s in Kosovo.

Boris and Galina have been married for 60 years, their children gave birth to their children, and their grandchildren began their independent lives, fluttering out of the nest forever. Their friends gradually pass away, and they become more and more lonely. The couple lives in the small town of Pskov, where they read books, watch TV, cook and garden.

Throughout history, the relationship with the celestial and cosmic has been of particular interest to people. In ancient times, the starry sky was inhabited by the heroes of myths and legends, and the cycles of human activity depended on the position of the heavenly bodies. Thanks to excavations, plunging into the depths of history, archaeologists are learning more and more about the connection between people of antiquity and space.

Two students are sent to the Arctic Circle. The far north opens up for them in the most magical and eerie manifestations. In search of an answer to the question "Why do people live in such hellish conditions?" they descend into the mine, meet with red-hot metal, open the ski season and communicate with the inhabitants of the northern city.