This is a story from a past life, when the world was not yet engulfed in wars. It’s the story of a family that can only express love through sarcasm—a road movie centered on the patriarch of our family, my grandfather.

Nina is an ordinary 12-year-old girl from a not very ordinary family. She is the youngest and the only healthy child in a family where her two elder siblings, Ida and Grisha, are both sick with severe stages of schizophrenia and autism, respectively. Family circumstances make little Nina take responsibility: she takes care of her brother and sister, plays with them, teaches them and tries to brighten up every minute of their lives.

Ordinary people living among us remember the brightest events of their lives. Why do they return to these moments again and again? What makes people relive them again?

After the release of Nostalgia, Andrei Tarkovsky's permission from the Soviet authorities to work abroad expires, he needs to return home. But he understands from messages from friends and colleagues that his life in Russia will be even harder than before. Then he decides to break off relations with the Soviet authorities, and a year before the 1984 Milan conference, during which he will announce his decision, he leaves his friends hosting him in Rome and takes refuge in a secret place.

Today a series of hockey matches in 1972 between the national teams of Canada and the USSR is remembered only with the prefix super. They call it a milestone in the history of the development of world hockey, and not only hockey. The meeting of Soviet hockey players with Canadian professionals became the main topic of world news. One Canadian journalist promised to eat the newspaper in which the Russians win. The Russians have won. And the journalist Dick Beddoes had to fulfill his promise and eat a report in the newspaper with borscht. What happened then, 30 years ago in the USSR, Canada, how were the games in Canada and Moscow, the intensity of the political confrontation around hockey, life before and after the Super Series? All this in five episodes.

The film takes place in a college where young guys find themselves in front of the Line of the Unknown, they have to serve in the Army and defend their homeland. The topic of conversation is conducted in two directions, the Motherland and Patriotism, and the attitude to the current situation and the special operation. The young generation of guys sincerely and naturally express their opinions, their feelings and attitude towards serving in the Army and defending the Motherland. The finale remains open, what awaits them in the future is unknown, but the spirit of patriotism lives in each of them.

The film tells about the life of a young man who was born with an abnormally small stature. Peter is trying to live like his peers. Wants to be loved. He is looking for his purpose. However, he encounters many trials along the way.

Small and big tragedies amid the pandemic, told over the phone.

This movie is a sequence. A look at a living person. A look at the protest. Accidental, passing, tragicomic. Close, not indifferent, alive. The protest can turn into a revolution. And what can the contact between the camera and the protagonist develop into?

The film's main character, Olya, lives in Moscow. She sends her youngest daughter off to first grade and, at the same time, learns about her incurable diagnosis—amyotrophic lateral sclerosis. Doctors give her only two years to live. Olya struggles to cope with the disease while maintaining contact with her father, who lives in Nikopol, a city still under shelling.

The story of the rising star of the world culinary arts, chef Artur Ovchinnikov. The film immerses the viewer in the atmosphere of the most prestigious haute cuisine competition in the world "Bocuse d'Or".

Sometimes, to see the light, you have to go down to the very bottom. This story is about a simple Russian man who lost everything, but found the strength to change his life and move on, no matter what.

Outskirts of St. Petersburg. Metro "Udelnaya". A flea market that the locals call "Udelka". People who are beyond poverty and loneliness. Hopes and disappointments, wisdom and recklessness, joy and despair. How does this small state live?

On August 25, 1968, Soviet dissident Victor Fainberg joined seven other USSR citizens in the Red Square Demonstration to protest the Soviet-led invasion of Czechoslovakia. They were known as the "Magnificent Eight." Fainberg paid for his “five minutes of freedom” on the Red Square with 5 1/2 years of confinement and torture in a Soviet "mental hospital". From the crushing of the Prague Spring (1968) to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine (2022), Fainberg’s insider testimony on the price and triumph of resistance to evil takes us on a breathtaking journey into the madness and hopes of contemporary Russia.

Reflection of young studio students from the Youth Theater Studio "Yorik" about life, and understanding what is the main thing in their life, without which they cannot exist, and what is the actual meaning of life.

The reports by civilian victims of the Russian and Belarusian occupation in Ukraine contain descriptions of torture and repression that appear to be systematic in nature. Taking those reports as a basis, a filmmaker from Belarus investigates that systematic procedure on the streets of his Berlin neighbourhood. He also confronts the question of what this war of annihilation has to do with him and what responsibility he himself bears.

An inspiring story of courage, self-sacrifice, сhampion spirit and team work lasting 25 years. The main characters have conquered the highest sports peaks. Looking back at their own path, full of ups and downs, they are searching for the infamous key to raising a champion. And they seem to find it…

The film tells about the fate of the Nobel laureate Peter Leonidovich Kapitsa. For 10 years, the leading physicist worked in England in Rutherford's laboratory, but circumstances have changed. Returning to his homeland, Kapitsa was no longer able to leave the country. In the context of difficult relations with the authorities, Kapitsa created an institute that has become one of the best physical and technical laboratories in the world.

The experimental film is a philosophical reflection on the modern problems of intercultural interaction in the modern world and self-identification of a person in it. Based on documentary footage and staged scenes, the film does not follow established documentary film forms. The plot of the film is the story of a European who came to Varanasi in search of answers to spiritual questions. The general idea of ​​the film lies in the visual meaning of the frames and their variable meanings. The viewer of the film is not offered a one-sided view of a contemporary problem, but he can find his answer by immersing himself in the atmosphere of the film.

Since childhood, Love has dreamed of playing the violin and conducting a symphony orchestra. But my mother wanted Lyuba to study law. Festivals: Festival of student and debut films "Saint Anna" (2019, Russia, Moscow) International Student Festival VGIK (2019, Russia, Moscow) International youth festival of television programs and films "TELEMANIA" (2019, Russia, Moscow) International Christian Film Festival ""Nevsky Blagovest"" (2019, Russia, St. Petersburg"")