Russia and Poland. The history of the two countries has been filled with conflicts and political intrigues for centuries. Periods of war alternated with years of truce. From the film, the viewer will learn what historical events and figures were behind the centuries-old confrontation between the two Slavic peoples. What role did the struggle against the Mongol conquerors play in relations between the Slavs. How the divisions of Poland between other countries led to its disappearance. How Poland was reborn from oblivion, what role did the Russian rulers play in this.

A film about the fate and life of Vasil Kindratsky, one of the representatives of the volunteer movement with the call sign "Kindrat". This is not a classic portrait film, but a kind of requiem film, a journey through memories and places where Kindrat lived and fought. The conductor is his friend and colleague Boris Gumenyuk, for whom the history of relations with Kindrat is very personal. Having met and befriended Kindrat in the war, he tries bit by bit to learn and reconstruct that part of his comrade's life that he did not witness, and for this he meets with Kindrat's close relatives, friends and colleagues. Going to the places where he fought, Boris in a new way understands the path that his comrade went from the moment he entered the war until his death.

The White Guard is the first novel by Mikhail Afanasyevich Bulgakov. It describes the events of the Civil War in Ukraine in 1918-1919. The work was conceived by the author as a large-scale trilogy about the civil war, but the author wrote only the first part of it. Confirmation that Bulgakov worked on the second and third parts of the novel are the stories "The Raid", "On the Night of the Third Number", "I Killed" and others. The film is dedicated to the centenary of the writing of the novel "The White Guard", to the centenary of the civil war in Russia. This is an attempt to analyze the scale of the historical tragedy through the prism of the views of a great artist.

Since childhood, Stas dreamed of connecting his life with the railway. He graduated from the Institute of Railways and Communications, served in the army, and has been working as an electrician in the Sortirovochnaya diesel locomotive depot for 4 years now. Stas works in an incredibly friendly team and has a decent amount of experience and knowledge behind him to cope with any tasks at the depot without much difficulty. Of course, he knows his business well, but enthusiasm and interest are gradually fading due to the lack of visible growth prospects. Stas does not want to lose such experience, and therefore cannot completely change the field of activity, but he still needs to move forward.

Sonya is an orphan, abandoned by her parents. She was born with a serious illness and cannot walk. But a kind woman Natasha took her from the shelter and began to do everything for the girl to get on her feet. One day Sonya said that she really wants to see the Old Believer female hermit Agafya Lykova. There was no way to take the child through the taiga, a road that a healthy adult could barely tread. But such was the beginning of our story of love, faith and humanity.

Liza Kashintseva records stories for her Instagram followers while also chronicling her participation in political protests in Moscow during 2021-2022, with a deliberate attempt to get herself arrested and experience the inside of a paddy wagon. Somehow, she 'succeeds.'

The soul of man reaches for the light, no matter how thorny the path may be. This is the story of Pavel, who ended up in an orphanage. He did not succumb to despair and nevertheless found a family, faith in his own strength.

This is a film about dissidents, a small group of people who had the courage and resilience to fight for freedom and human rights in the Soviet Union in the 1960s and 1980s, when the KGB was all-powerful and the protests of individual activists seemed hopeless.

Nick Rooney, a former British diplomat and film Director, carries out a series of seasonal interviews in 2018 with the enigmatic philosopher and adviser to Putin, Alexander Dugin. A man who dreams of overthrowing the current world order and carrying out a tumultuous metaphysical and geopolitical revolution. But, at what price? The film tackles nuclear war, the Skripal spy scandal, the war in Ukraine, Putin, the ultimate purpose of life, beauty, faith and many other topics. It offers a provocative, philosophical and spiritual take on the modern world and Russia, artistically complemented by haunting paintings, wolf hunts, a mystical ballerina and a burning giant Maslenitsa doll, amongst others.

Now falconers do not go into the forest for prey. Therefore, falconers become more attached to their birds of prey, which creates more experiences and little tragedies. The characters in the film are five people who are connected in different ways to birds of prey. Someone takes care of the affected birds, someone deeply studies the philosophy of falconry. But all of them once had to endure the hardest thing in the life of a falconer - the loss of a bird.

In the film we embark on a journey through Europe and get to know 18 different people in the most diverse life situations. They talk about their ideas of identity, explore what moves them in Europe and what political challenges the EU is facing.

An aggressive and wild dog, Kapa, is admitted to a rehabilitation center. At the first meeting, she bites the instructor's hand through the muzzle. Seeing the deplorable state of the dog, the owner of the center, Olya, personally takes charge of its upbringing. The love and care of a person collides with the mistrust, fear and aggression of a dog. Step by step Olya tries to gain the dog's trust, suffering failures and risking her health. Months pass and the ice between Olya and Kapa finally begins to melt.

Setting up a tent, camouflaging, scuffling in the bushes, marching, and preparing slingshots – children play war on their own. A child's imagination, conjuring up a hypothetical enemy, the threat of a Chinese virus, and the approach of German planes, becomes the main ally to adult paranoia, which invades their world with the ominous creaking of the military machine."

Few people know, but for the first time Soviet aviation launched airstrikes on Berlin back in August 1941, just 6 weeks after the start of World War II. This picture is about the feat of Soviet military pilots and about the price that had to be paid for a radio message to reach the headquarters “My location is Berlin. Mission accomplished, let's go home".

The film is about Lesya Paramonova, an artist and a designer, the founder of the women's clothing brand LES. In her work, Lesya is inspired by forest and natural motifs, creating magical worlds and creatures associated with flora and fauna. Living in her comfortable rhythm, she used to work slowly on each collection for long months, while in the fashion industry it is common to produce at least four collections a year. In February 2019, Lesya accepts an invitation to perform at the Mercedes Benz Fashion Week. For her, this is a real challenge — in just two months she will have to prepare a new collection from scratch and display it.

Dasha decided to fulfill the most cherished dream of her life to visit St. Petersburg.

Former rescuers organize an extreme expedition called "Find a Fallen Star" to feel the high of their work again and share it with friends.

This short documentary explores the unique environment of the legendary Baltic Cotton Factory. We will hear how the locals describe their lives with this factory and their expectations for the future.

The story of a Dutchman who took on the burden of helping people with mental disorders. Remco Van der Plaat created a whole village for people with disabilities, giving them a chance for a full and new life.

“It is difficult for healthy people to go to God, for them everything is through the mind. And these people have a very close path to God. They feel God in their hearts.” The film "Ministry" was filmed in an orphanage for disabled children for the benefit of those who watch and listen.