The protagonist of the film, doctor Andrey Evgenievich Zhukov, an anesthesiologist-resuscitator. Now he is one of the leading specialists in such a complex and important field as resuscitation. According to Zhukov, the causes of the disease, as a rule, are hidden in psychosomatics, in early traumatic experience. And the best way to overcome such problems is creativity!

A film about the life of a 100-year-old Russian woman living in Azerbaijan.

Urbanization is a familiar comfort. The price of such comfort is temptations and temptations, cruelty and indifference. The modern city dissolves and absorbs a person. Man is powerless before the metropolis. Someone can not stand it and runs from this hell to the end of the world, into the wilderness, to nature, harmony, love and freedom. Today in Russia there are about 400 different kinds of communities, family estates, eco-villages as an alternative to the modern metropolis.

When we lose a loved one, we are left with a complex blend of emotions and memories that demand resolution. This is especially true when the deceased played a significant role in our lives and had a multifaceted character. This documentary essay explores a personal response to tragedy, weaving together family chronicles and the author’s dreams.

The film tells about the creative rehabilitation of pupils of psycho-neurological boarding schools in the Moscow region. These are young people who find themselves in difficult life situations. Everyone has a diagnosis. None of them, of course, even dreams of a professional career as a singer or musician. But with enviable persistence they continue to do what they love. In this they are helped by professional musicians, members of the rock group "Attraction Voronov".

A documentary about the life of a pediatric resuscitator. For ten years he has been with children who find themselves between life and death. One day his world collapsed and he was left alone with the empty ceiling of a rented apartment. Then he filled his whole body with tattoos. Then he found himself in the center of two tragedies, to which the attention of the whole world was riveted.

A person often falls asleep with bad thoughts, and at some point it happens that the previous day is not erased from memory. Sometimes this happens several times in a row, and everything experienced by a person accumulates, turning life into an endless introspection. Life is not a reality, but a place where a person ended up just like that. Life and leisure merge into a single whole, and the border between an existential crisis and constant laughter is lost for the person himself and everyone around him. In one reality, there is an incomprehensible art, a long desire for self-development and its complete absence. Friends who have known each other since childhood feel it so differently that the communication gap that arises from the imperfection of human language does not allow them to share their own reality. And yes, not everyone needs it.

A documentary about how grandparents rolled cucumbers. Pickling 3 cans of cucumbers when you are well over 80 is a small feat and a whole adventure.

Stay alone in a big house during a terrible epidemic and try to understand why all this is needed, to look for meaning. And only telephone conversations with her husband and prayer again and again dispel longing and loneliness. An experiment on the verge of game and reality.

The plot of the film is based on a story told by the author's grandfather. The Germans, having shot all the chickens in the village, are hunting for the last little chicken, which is very cunning and agile. Every time the Germans try to catch her, she manages to fool them. Most of all, this little chicken loves to hide under a big tractor box. This reliable large shelter becomes for her a real fortress.

The life story of the distinguished American cultural activist Paul B. Anderson, one of the pioneers who helped break the “iron curtain” of the Cold War. Paul Anderson was one of the founders and for many years director of the Paris YMCA-Press. This publishing house founded in 1921 published hundreds of Russian books included in the golden fund of Russian culture. The life of Paul Anderson was not easy and full of adventures. In the time of WW1 he was delivering food for the Czech and Slovak military prisoners in Siberia, helped disembarrass of Russian soldiers from German captivity, listened to the speech of Lenin when Bolsheviks took the rule of power, was arrested by KGB and spent time in the basement of the Lubyanka prison. Paul Anderson was awarded with many high honors, including the French Legion of Honor and the Order of the British Empire.

The film portrait of modern Russia is compiled from freely available Internet videos.

Military actions have been ongoing in the East of Ukraine for 3 years now. From the first days of war in different hot military action zones women are part of the actions and perform military tasks. However, society still retains an ambiguous, stereotypical attitude towards women in the army... Three women-directors narrate about 6 women-soldiers from across Ukraine. Six different stories, nine different perspectives of war and female heroism in it.

On December 31, an explosion, presumably of gas, occurred in a residential building in Magnitogorsk. 39 people died.

The centenary year of Charles Bukowski was a severe test for the St. Petersburg bar of the same name. Quarantine, government bans, going underground. Over a mug of beer, the bar's regulars, who have almost become one family, talk about the situation in the country and the world.

From the bird’s-eye view the Curonian Spit is a narrow, sandy peninsula that the birds use as a bridge to avoid the dangerous waters of the Baltic Sea. Up to 1.5 million birds pass it on peak days, making it a spectacular place for nature lovers and vacationers. The same landscape is also home for two countries with historically troubled relationship - Lithuania and Russia. Today, two ornithological stations make a first attempt to cross the border through a common bird research project. But will they be 2 birds of a feather?

In this tragicomic documentary, a young woman grappling with a mental health crisis must confront her body's deeply ingrained stress response—involuntary vomiting—and embark on a journey to reclaim her sense of wholeness.

he story follows a large family where all the children are adopted. Despite their painful pasts, they learn to love—not only their new family but also themselves.

The group "New Stupid" was created in the "wild" nineties in St. Petersburg and broke up in 2002. Inspired by the absurd poetry of the Futurists and modern philosophy, they were spontaneous in their creative actions and combined performance, installation, philosophy, literature and design to create works in accordance with the ideals of the group. One of its members, Sergei Spirikhin, has lived in Vienna since 2002.

In the 21st century, in the mass consciousness, under the influence of anti-hunting forces, the opinion was established that hunting is wrong from a moral point of view, since the hunter "takes pleasure in killing." Such sentiments create "clouds" of social hostility and even hatred around the hunters. Sergei Yastrzhembsky wants to restore justice, put everything in its place and prove that only nature-saving hunting can save the fragile world of wildlife.