An honest and frank self-confession of an artist with dark poetic turns.

Chronicle of the life of shift workers in a mining quarry in Eastern Siberia. Workers live a significant part of their lives away from home and loved ones, doing manual labor for 12 hours a day for the only decent earnings in their region.

In July 1926, at the height of their fame, Hollywood stars Mary Pickford and Douglas Fairbanks made a historic visit to the Soviet Union. Their arrival coincided with the death of the founder of the Cheka, Felix Dzerzhinsky, and, ironically, their hotel was located next to the Hall of Columns, where his body lay in state. The atmosphere took on a nearly surreal quality, as crowds alternated between mourning the Soviet leader and joyfully welcoming the Hollywood stars. Despite the brevity of their stay, Pickford and Fairbanks left an indelible mark on the hearts of Soviet admirers—poets wrote verses, and musicians composed songs in their honor. Director Sergei Komarov even managed to film the comedy Mary Pickford’s Kiss, starring Igor Ilyinsky and Anel Sudakevich in the lead roles. However, just a few years later, the silent film era would come to an end, and the world-renowned Pickford would find herself an unneeded actress. This story serves as a reflection on life, talent, fame, time, and fate.

A film about the Tungusovo orphanage for children with mental retardation, which is located in the Tomsk region.

Margarita is a young actress from St. Petersburg. On the eve of her thirtieth birthday, for the first time, she seriously thinks about what she wants from life. In search of herself, she rushes to travel, changes the environment, climate, language environment. Moscow, Paris, Montpellier. Will Margot be able to find herself and understand which path is right? And most importantly, make it to 30.

Katya lives her life to the fullest. Parties, home, work, travel and more parties. It seems that one can only envy such a rhythm! But secretly from everyone she cries, because she still has a whole year to wait for happiness.

A documentary film about one of the worst environmental disasters in Central Asia, the disappearance of the Aral Sea and the formation of the Aralkum desert.

The film tells about the life and memories of an elderly grandmother who moved from Novosibirsk to Moscow at the beginning of the pandemic.

Chronicles of the militarization of Russia.

This is a story about the colorful life and death of Vasily "Myth" Slipak, a Ukrainian opera singer with a worldwide reputation and a unique voice, who left the big stage to become a warrior and gave his life defending Ukraine.

Millions of people living in Russia have relatives in Ukraine. Most Ukrainians have relatives and friends in Russia. There is a connection too strong to break under any circumstances. Communication between people who love each other. This story is about them.

The story of how a Moscow hipster got stuck in Chukotka.

2023 marks 15 years since the death of Yegor Letov in Novosibirsk. His echoes can still be heard here.

Time doesn't flow the same for everyone. Artist, sculptor, art researcher, professor Mikhail Shemyakin spent his childhood in post-war Germany, his youth in Leningrad, grew up in Paris, lived the brightest 25 years in the USA. The fate of Shemyakin pushes all possible boundaries from geographical to eventual.

"Start Up a War. Psychology of a conflict " is a documentary about the point of view of a psychologist, who leaves her office in order to go to a war front, in Donbass region. By understanding those mechanisms that lie behind the outbreak of a war, with unpublished images and documents, a psychological model is brought to light.

Germany, and Europe as a whole, are going through hard times. And this is connected, first of all, directly with the refugee policy of Angela Merkel, who opened the borders in September 2015, as a result of which the country began an uncontrolled admission of absolutely refugees.

A film about the land of the Dravidians (Tamil Nadu, the vicinity of the village of Masinagudi in the Mudumalai reserve), one of the origins of civilization. The oldest trance ritual Amman, unique footage in the jungle, in a tiger reserve, a forest school, children, a celebration in the village of the day of Shakti, universal female energy, a trip to the Blue Mountains to the tribe of Todd, about which E. Blavatsky wrote, unique footage of a radical practice with hanging yourself on hooks, dedicated to the god Murugan, the life of the village and its inhabitants, and much more, combined into a film and accompanied by the author's story.

The film tells about the storyteller Taisya Pyankova. The daughter of the "enemy of the people", despite the horrors of the orphanage, grew up as a bright and joyful person. Her fate is revealed in conversations with a simple village woman, a blind woman, Vera, and the widow of the famous Siberian writer Nikolai Samokhin, Tatyana. According to the fate of these women, you can study the history of Russia.

They have been together for four years, each 23 years old. Mitya is an IT specialist, works at home. Nastya is working on a relationship with Mitya. There is anxiety and over-attention in the relationship, which usually leads to tiresome dialogues. Such dialogues cause coldness and caution, which contributes to further clarification. Recently, Nastya went to a psychologist.

An ambitious young goalie dreams of playing in the NHL. That’s how almost every hockey player’s story begins—but they don’t always end with a championship cup in their hands.