The film is about "maroon berets", soldiers of the special forces "Vyatich", who serve in Chechnya. About war, about peace and about how shaky the border separates these concepts from each other in the minds of people in the North Caucasus.

In a quiet and snowy Chechen village, mother tells her daughter about the return of Zara – their relative, who left this place 20 years ago. Outside, the whole world is hidden in a thick white fog. For both women, the upcoming meeting is a bright event in their dull daily life that they are very much looking forward to.

In 1991, the Moscow director Yevgeny Aryeh, with a handful of emigrants from the USSR, founded the Gesher Theater in Israel, which means “bridge” in Hebrew. Bridge between people. Bridge between cultures. And now between art forms. After all, "Eternal Rehearsal" is a fusion of theater and documentary films, a bridge between their languages.

The exhibition decides the fate of the dogs and their offspring. This is also an important moment in the life of dog owners. A kind of parable about human dignity.

There are countless videos on the Internet where people of Russia directly address President Putin. This film is made from such messages, it is a kaleidoscope of moods in the country – from humility and humble requests to fierce anger over injustice and rampant corruption.

What is a war in the Far North and how can military operations be carried out among ice, rocks and bad weather? Many facts of the Great Patriotic War in the Arctic were hushed up for long Soviet years, there were too many losses and shortcomings. Admiral of the Northern Fleet, 34-year-old Arseniy Golovko, describes in detail the ups and downs of the beginning of the war in his diaries, which are now being restored for publication by his son Mikhail, who served in the Navy.

In the summer of 2007, a group of four volcanologists landed in Medvezhya Bay on Iturup Island in the Great Kuril Ridge. The purpose of the expedition is to study the Kudryavy volcano, the hottest on the planet. Volcanologists will have to live on the island for 2 months. And this part of their life will pass away from stuffy cities, from demanding civilization, from endless fuss. It is believed that 7515 years have passed since the creation of the world, but it seems that nothing has changed on Iturup since then.

The history of the complex relationship between mother and son, belonging to the highest circles of the Moscow elite.

More than 6000 km from the Russian capital. Coast of the Chukchi Sea. Enurmino village. Getting here and getting back out is only a miracle. But if you ask questions, where is the real Chukotka, then the answer is obvious. Here!

The film is dedicated to a Russian peasant woman-artist Lyubov Mikhailovna Maikova. At the age of 79, Lyubov Mikhailovna began to paint with watercolors, and soon painted with paints. She created more than 150 paintings.

For half a year the camera followed a batch of conscripts deep inside the Russian Army. Each of character has undergone an amazing transformation. Cinema-verite method allowed to edit the film as an uncomfortable and outrageous real-life drama. A bleak but ironic, harsh but romantic, outrageous and paradoxical.

The fire took away not only the property of Alexander, but also his freedom. He moves to live with his mother, where he begins a new life following the established rules. The main rule: no alcohol in the house. Otherwise there will be a scandal. Alexander begins to look for a suitable group of companions who would have a drink, but everyone he meets has his own problems, and to solve them, Alexander is forced to reveal his talent – the ability to predict the future.

A story about the unknown side of known events. The film is based on authentic archival documents of special services, as well as film, video and photographic materials. In each film, as protagonists, there are witnesses of the events described.

The first Russian documentary series about the police, about the "harsh working days" of real policemen, employees of the Moscow Airport Department of Internal Affairs. They perform operational and investigative actions, which are immediately filmed by a film group. Among the protagonists are a district inspector, an operative officer, an investigator, an inspector for juvenile affairs and the head of the police department. Each episode focuses on one crime. The viewer sees with his own eyes how the police work, starting from a call to the police station, ending with the detention of the criminal and his interrogations.

In Russia’s unwelcoming North, garages stretch out into endlessness. Behind rusty doors everything can be found, except cars. Garages are the refuge of the Russian men, the place where they can vanish from the bleak daily life, a symbol of hope for big dreams.

Against the backdrop of the popular topic of "chipping" and people's fears of becoming controlled by artificial intelligence, the authors of the film find dramatic stories where the "chip in the head" is a vital necessity. What are the scientific discoveries of the last decades leading to, is it possible to control people with the help of such technologies, and what neuroethical questions arise in connection with their use?

Over the course of one year, the authors met Andrei Andreyevich Voznesensky three times in autumn, winter and spring in his legendary Peredelkino house. These meetings formed the basis of the film, whose genre is extremely far from the usual ideas about a biography film. The wife and muse of the master, writer Zoya Boguslavskaya, screenwriter and poet Yuri Arabov, actors Chulpan Khamatova, Irina Rozanova, Alexander Yatsenko and Marina Politseymako also took part in the film.

Ilya learned street-smarts in the harsh realities of Russia's Far North, book-smarts in literature class, and the strength of the fist from a father who strived to raise a son following the straight and narrow. His days consist of berating a subordinate and lamenting the days of Stalin; his nights-of scrapping metal and composing obscenity-riddled poems. Ilya longs for a life more becoming of his stature, but unbridled personal demons present a major obstacle to his dreams of conquering the nation's capital.

The hero of the film, a young Russian biologist, Alexander Sergeevich Ermakov, has been working on the study of stem cells in the UK for 10 years. But he is a man who dreams of giving his brains to his homeland. He flies to Russia with the hope of finding a job and staying. Here he is met by relatives, friends and misunderstanding of colleagues. Will Alexander Sergeevich stay in Russia?

The portrait of the last Russian tsar, captured in unique archival photographs taken by the court photographer von Hahn during the sovereign's hunts in the reserved Belovezhye, rhymes with the footage of the chronicle of the First World War and the mass death of Russian soldiers.