Russia has developed, overcoming the tragic thresholds of history, but every time it has risen from the ashes, like a phoenix bird. Three decades have passed since the third catastrophe. So are there any prospects? Is there any hope for a new revival?

A conflict is simmering in the relationship of a young couple. The eccentric girl Sasha prefers to keep things casual, while the earnest Danya is eager to embark on a serious relationship. A documentary director steps in to help, attempting to reconcile them by creating a film about their journey.

1960, Leningrad. A tourist base. Hydroengineer Vadim Rudenko falls in love with biologist Vera. Their romance is abruptly interrupted when Vadim is called away on an urgent trip to the construction site of the Aswan hydroelectric complex.

In the remote taiga on a federal highway, an incorrectly constructed bridge collapsed. It was built incorrectly because they simply stole some of the money. About a hundred people are forced to live in the wild, close to bears and wolves, without hot food and a place to sleep. On TV, they constantly report that the state of emergency is being eliminated and people are being rescued. But in fact, people are left to their own devices. And this state of emergency, oddly enough, turns into an unforgettable vacation for many who stayed in the self-proclaimed state on the banks of the Elga River. Traditionally, in Russia, the authorities were the first force that tried to harm the Russian people, but here, in the taiga, thousands of kilometers from Moscow, the authorities could not reach the victims of this state of emergency. And the people who remained at the mercy of fate, in the wild, without any help and support, for some reason, became incredibly happy.

The surreal documentary music video, a meditative anti-utopia story about people in the black uniform hunting the other people who are not in the black uniform.

The film tells about the creative path of the outstanding Russian writer of Abkhaz origin Fazil Abdulovich Iskander (1929-2019). The writer's widow, close friends recall various episodes from his life, trying to unravel his phenomenon.

A film about the village of Shravanabelagola, which is called the "Vatican of Jainism" because it houses several dozen ancient Jain temples. Here, 2.5 thousand years ago, the great emperor Chandragupta Maurya, who corresponded with Alexander the Great, lived, under which India became an empire, and the emperor himself converted to Jainism and retired to asceticism.

Film portrait of Russia. Here time goes awry, or rather winter, spring and winter again. The heroine becomes a witness, a puzzle of two seemingly unrelated worlds, a surreal fairy tale and political horror. The girl wants to understand what world she belongs to and whether she belongs at all.

Film about Russian emigration to Harbin and Shanghai and return to Russia. Who were these people, how and how did they end up in China, what obstacles and hardships had to be overcome? How did they manage to organize themselves and obtain citizenship of the USSR, and, most importantly, how did their fate develop in their homeland? Did you manage to start life from the beginning, to take place and become a citizen useful for your country?

Arriving in Rome for the first time a few months after being forced to emigrate, Joseph Brodsky returned to Italy almost every year, usually combining a Christmas trip to Rome and Venice. The Nobel laureate will describe his stay at the American Academy in Rome as a "shortcut to Paradise" and the best time of his life. The film shows Brodsky's Rome as he knew and loved it.

Day April 8, 2018 Intercession Monastery in Verkhnemakeevka settlement, Rostov region. Traditional joy over the Resurrection of Christ and folk pagan rites of remembrance at Easter. Reflections on the faith and weakness of adults, and children's agonizing expectation of the "candy relay race" in the cemetery. Christening with the dead and the living. What is really important, and what is the shell?

This is the most dangerous profession. Just by going to work, a person is already risking not only health, but also life. In Russia, one miner dies every six days. And these numbers are growing at an alarming rate. What makes people go into a profession, romance, money, or do they have no choice? These questions will be answered in the film by the hereditary miner Yevgeny Samokhin, who has gone from an ordinary miner to a shift supervisor.

The history of the life and death of the Royal family through the prism of personal archives, photographs, diaries and letters. A love story and a hate story on the verge of changing eras.

The Buddhist-Hindu caves of Ajanta are a world heritage monument, built from the 2nd century BC to the 14th century AD. 29 grandiose temple caves carved into the rock of a canyon in the outback of the Indian state of Masharashtra and discovered by chance only in the 19th century. Extraordinary beauty wall paintings, bas-reliefs and sculptures, staying (for the sake of safety) in semi-darkness.

Presentation of scientists involved in the creation and development of systems in the field of artificial intelligence in 2020, about the capabilities of modern robots.

If there is heaven on earth, then this is the village of Ivanovskoye in the Yaroslavl region. And the center of this paradise is the school. When you get there, you want to stay here forever!

A documentary-animated film that interprets the coronavirus pandemic through the prism of an artistic view. Ordinary people of different ages tell about the difficult time they have experienced; Also in the film, stories of residents of the other world, gripped by a terrible epidemic, unfold on the walls of city high-rise buildings.

An experimental film that began as a cinematic essay in 1998. A small team shot a story about photographs found in Leningrad. The positive copy, complete with an optical soundtrack, sat untouched for 25 years. Today, young sound director Dasha Solodova has re-dubbed the footage, preserving the essence of the original soundtrack while creating a new one with contemporary sounds.

Three Ukrainians volunteers, injured during the war with pro-Russian separatists, are treated at the military hospital of Kiev. Three generations, three social environment, three different regions, Dmytro, Oleksii and Anatolii are recovering, hoping, and preparing there future.

Sexual violence, hazing, bullying and beatings. Children shouldn't have to deal with this, but orphanages across the country know firsthand about these phenomena. Where does violence come from in orphanages? How can a child get justice? The BBC film crew investigated violence in orphanages in St. Petersburg and Chelyabinsk.