The Russian team "Top Nine" is one of the most famous breakdance in the world. Over the 20 years of its existence, Top Nine has won many Russian and international competitions, including the largest Battle of the Year championship, created several theatrical productions, brought up more than one generation of students, became a model of style and an example of what a team should be like. From the first student steps to mastery, from small jams to world victories, from street shows to the big stage.

How is war experienced on an everyday level? What are the experiences of those who lost their homes, past and future? The three heroines of the film do not know each other and belong to different generations. Still, they tell their stories to the viewer in dialogue as if continuing each other's stories. The film also includes photographs from the protagonists' home archives. Nastya, 23, was born in Mariupol and worked as a schoolteacher's assistant. During the siege of Mariupol, she lived with her mother for more than a month without any contact with the rest of her family, then they managed to leave the occupied part of Ukraine via Russia for Finland. The second heroine, Svitlana, was born in Mariupol in 1973. She spent more than two months in the cellar during the siege of the city. Then she, her mother and their dog left Mariupol through Russia for Europe. Svitlana's son, who was one of the defenders of Azovstal is still a war prisoner in Russia. The third character, Elena, is 71 years old and has three daughters and many grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Elena lived in a private house with a garden on the outskirts of Kharkiv. The war started and Elena spent three weeks in the cellar of her house, almost without going outside. Water and food were scarce. She observed the destruction of the house and the garden by shell and bomb fragments. Fortunately, Elena managed to escape to Finland via Russia with her eldest daughter and their kitten. The film tells the stories of the women protagonists, their experiences of trauma and their attempts to find a new place in Europe. But all that is dear to them remains in their home country: their relatives and friends, their household and their normal life, which will never be the same again...

Make money out of thin air and dirty the walls of the city. Give advice and wish the world well. A short documentary sketch about what excites the Moscow youth of generation Y.

There are almost 270,000 tons of plastic waste in the world's oceans today. It is many times less than glass, concrete or iron. It's just that plastic is more visible than the tip of the iceberg of ocean debris, it doesn't sink. However, plastic consumption is growing much faster than other materials, which means that there will be more plastic waste tomorrow. There is a problem, and it is pointless to deny it. But at the same time, plastic is a tool that can meet the growing needs of mankind. A substitute for wood, metal and glass, thanks to which we can preserve our forests. Unbreakable, able to take any given shape, recyclable, and therefore an environmentally friendly material. So who is right? Those who think plastic is evil, or those who say it's good?

An essay about a guy Andrei, aka Vosman, Vosmorych, who lives on the eighth floor of a panel house in a residential area of Moscow. The film is an attempt to portray the complexity of socialization, purposelessness of existence and grassroots urban culture.

Film-portrait about Olga Zaitseva, the founder of the equestrian club "Lucky horses" in St. Petersburg. The history of the creation of the stable, Olga's acquaintance with equestrian sports, teaching children, preparing for competitions.

The film raises the problem of the Azerbaijan-Artsakh conflict through the image of an inactive airport.

Now that the disease has subsided, life in the village is still like a dream. And the remaining residents sometimes do not understand what is real and what is not.

Sunday in the circle of a large family is a separate world, within which a million little things happen, seemingly insignificant, but so important ... How do the 12 families who took part in the filming live, what supports and inspires them? Love? Patience? Severity? Money? And who are these people who have burdened themselves with so many children - crazy or saints? Is it happiness or a test? Resurrection ... is it?

October 23-26, 2002 is one of the many bloody periods in the recent history of Russia. And the most terrible days for people whose relatives and friends have become a bargaining chip in this tragedy. What was the cost of all these lives, interrupted overnight by a horrific crime? What do the fates of the survivors mean for a state that does not notice their pain? What do they mean for the people, for whom "NORD-OST" is just a terrible combination of words?

Ilya is a little over 20, Sasha is already under 40. They both feel nostalgic about the past. One about the one in which he spent his childhood, the other about the one in which he had never been. They come to the flea market for these bits of memories.

The unlucky sailor spent his whole life wandering and looking for love. He never managed to find her, but he does not lose hope. Now he lives far from the sea and every day he remembers the sound of the surf.

In September 2018, extreme sports photographer and Nikon brand ambassador Kirill Umrikhin gathered a team of 10 people and went on an expedition to the Commander Islands to take beautiful pictures and tell people about this unusual place. The Commander Islands is a very remote and unexplored region of Russia. This is an incredibly beautiful untouched nature, home to thousands of marine animals and millions of birds. The trip was attended by professional riders Petr Tyushkevich and Nikolai Rakhmanov, who were supposed to be the first people to ride a kite or surf on the Commander Islands.

The film is built on the voice messages of loved ones. Their voices are an opportunity not to feel the distance and experience life together. When you are in Israel, and people who are valuable to you are in Russia and the USA.

The author follows in the footsteps of his great-aunt in Kyiv as his mother recounts her death, revealing a dramatic episode of the Holocaust.

Ghettos in Warsaw, Lodz, Vilnius, Minsk, Vitebsk, Terezin and Tsarskoe Selo. A universal mechanism for creating a ghetto. Nikolai Svanidze's new film features everything about life and death in the ghetto: music, literature, theater, lectures, language learning, love and hate. The film is based on the memories of survivors, diaries of the deceased, archival materials.

Dostoevsky finds himself on Earth in our time - in those cities where important events in his life took place with him - St. Petersburg, Moscow, Omsk, Semipalatinsk. He remembers those people who surrounded him during his lifetime.

The film is dedicated to the events of the summer of 2021, fire fighting in Yakutia. The focus is on rescuers, volunteers and residents of villages engulfed in fire, who are fighting against the elements, protecting their homes and lives from fire. The real picture of forest fires is much more impressive than all our ideas about them.

Documentary film about the ability to live. The protagonist of "Vitality" at a young age was faced with a diagnosis of oncology. Feeling the approach of death, Vita discovered in herself previously unknown abilities of love of life and limitations.

The young oncologist, Nikolay, arrived in Bishkek from Moscow in October 2022 to avoid being conscripted into the Russian military. In Bishkek, where job opportunities in his field are scarce, he is compelled to seek private clients and administer chemotherapy directly at patients' homes. Every evening, Nikolay receives a call from his mother, who is convinced that her son is sacrificing his career for unclear principles. Can Nikolay overcome the challenges, build a new life, and establish a career in a new place?