A film about children with cancer. And about their moms who stay in the hospital for as long as it takes, some two months, others two years. The oncology center is a home for both children and their parents. Here is a life that for many ends in death.

Masha dreams of becoming an actress and takes part in a new production of an inclusive theater. But stage fright, which causes her to stupor, jeopardizes the troupe's first international tour.

A film about a modern village.

The female employees of a geological research institute gather once a week for an English-language conversation club. These busy, adult women find this space to relax and chat with colleagues, even if not in their native language. The club’s host, also a geologist, is half the age of the participants and shares the viewer’s sense of wonder at both the women’s cheerfulness and the enduring imprint of Soviet times on their lives.

Leonid Leonov is a classic of Soviet literature of the "great style". Zakhar Prilepin is one of the brightest young writers of the new Russia. Prilepin has been engaged in the biography and work of Leonov for many years, in this film he talks about the turning points in the life of Leonid Maksimovich, trying to present all the facets of this personality.

What is said about corruption in the holy books, what should a believer do when faced with corruption, is the sin of a bribe-taker great and is it possible to atone for it? Orthodox priests, a mufti and a bishop of the Lutheran Church frankly and in detail tell the CEO of the anti-corruption organization Transparency International - Russia Ilya Shumanov and the founder of Cyber Fund Marina Guryeva about the attitude towards corruption among the confessions they represent.

A film about the life of the dacha village of the Soviet elite, who settled on the banks of the Moskva River in the 20-30s of the last century. The documentary play "Nikolina Gora" is a kind of continuation of the play by Chekhov "The Cherry Orchard" with real characters, representatives of Russian bohemia in the conditions of modern life. “Dacha, summer residents, it’s so vulgar,” said Ranevskaya in Chekhov’s The Cherry Orchard, resisting the fragmentation of the latter into small plots. But progress is inexorable, and the old “cherry garden” had to be sold and cut down, and another life appears in place of the old dachas and the old way of life.

As a child, Adele left Russia for France with her mother, leaving the rest of the family behind. To shorten the distance, she began filming their conversations. When Adele learns that her cousin Sonya has cancer, the distance becomes insurmountable.

The film is about how old people and children are very similar and, for various reasons, see the world in the same way and believe in miracles. And each of these "children" needs love and attention. With this film, the car wants to evoke in the audience, without direct moralizing, a certain association from life, some kind of sympathy and care for their parents. After all, awakening from an inanimate and emotionless existence is extremely important at the present time.

The film describes the years of war hard times that swept through the Chechen Republic like a hurricane, turning it into a pile of stones, as well as the leader Akhmat-Khadji Kadyrov.

There is a lot of discussion about inclusivity these days—in writing, in films, and beyond. Often, these stories are told by people who are 'outside of inclusion.' We felt it would be fairer for our protagonist, Sergey Molochny, to tell his story himself.

A full-length documentary-feature film tells about the life and spiritual heritage of the Valaam elder Sheikhumen John (Alekseev). Many of his letters to spiritual children were distributed all over the world. The film includes over a hundred photographs. We will see not only the elder himself, his entourage, way of life, the life of the monks of Old and New Valaam, but also the precious chronicle of the era of the 1930-50s of the twentieth century.

The film tells about the folk theater in Moscow, which has existed for 65 years. What makes people engage in amateur performances, what difficulties do they have to face, and what do the Moscow authorities think of folk art?

In the puppet theater there is a concept of "live plan" when an actor plays a character without a puppet. In the era of director's theater, the boundaries between genres are blurred, a new synthetic theater is emerging, changing the usual idea of puppet theater. What is it, the puppet theater of the future and what awaits the guys outside the theater academy in the professional world?

The film "Freedom" is a pure motivation to create and live without boundaries that suppress the will. This is a movie about everyone, a movie that reflects the love of life and all life on the planet. The heroes of the film are young people who have gone beyond the limits and boundaries of social attitudes. They live their lives without losing their individuality, creating unique projects and benefiting the world.

Documentary about President Boris Yeltsin.

On the border of two seas, the Black and Azov, there is a small piece of land, the island of Tuzla. Our hero Sanych lived here. His grandfather came and settled here even before the First World War and other upheavals. Here his father grew up and married his mother. The whole life of Sanych passed here. There used to be a lot of people on the island, then it began to empty. People left in search of a better life. Sanych did not leave. He has grown into this island, and the island has grown into him. He became his soul. He was already in his seventies when the island was filled with construction. The new reality expelled Sanych, cut off the umbilical cord connecting him to the island. He became an "outsider" in his native land and ended up in a cell of an apartment on the 5th floor of a block Khrushchev. Sanych is like a tree without roots. He is doomed.

The protagonist of the picture is a middle-aged man, a movie fan who has failed on the way to his main goal of becoming a successful director. Deprived of livelihood, housing, friends, everything, he tells the story of his life, sharing with the viewer the truth about how, despite the difficulties of street life, one can continue to fulfill the dream of making films.

This poignant documentary film narrates the tale of a mother and daughter ensnared in their own fears and unexpressed emotions.

The history of the formation of modern Russia.