The clash that emerges from the collision of Soviet and Nazi archival material with the affecting distorted images of German ordinariness is deeply illuminating because it operates in a deliberately anachronistic manner - private memories are intimately intertwined with collective dystopias. Through the prism of literature, a re-examination of the surviving archival heritage takes place, invisible story emerges, marginalized experiences previously overlooked are brought to the center.

The film explores life both on and off stage in the inclusive theatre project Conversations, led by Boris Pavlovich. This creative association of neurodiverse artists establishes a unique space where everyone has their own voice. Rehearsals transcend the structure of classical theatre, introducing an element of performativity to Conversations and shifting the focus from the final result to the process of creation, invention, and expression. Initially, this process-driven approach served as the foundation for the film. However, as the filmmakers immersed themselves in Conversations, the line between theatre and life, observer and subject, self and the Other grew increasingly blurred. The film becomes a modest attempt to depict not only free art but also the individuals who create it—in all their diversity and interconnectedness, with their sincerity and openness to the world. It is also an expression of the author's gratitude for the acceptance and friendships formed along the way.

Two friends in their fifties take their young daughters on a journey around the golden circle for the first time, discussing women, relationships, and trying to keep track of their own children along the way.

In December 2020, in full lockdown, I decided to call my mother in Russia to talk about this day, almost 5 years ago, when I came to tell her that I was ill.

A young scientist in the field of space medicine is sent to the Antarctic station "Vostok", the coldest point on the planet, to study human vision in extreme conditions. The last plane flies away, the polar explorers find themselves in absolute isolation. And the hero asks himself the question, is a person ready for deep space flights spiritually, and not physically?

The film tells the heartfelt story of a young girl with a disability navigating her journey to adulthood. What does Alena dream about, how does she spend her days, and why is having her own chandelier so important to her?

In St. Petersburg, on Tchaikovsky Street, there is a small mosaic courtyard. Here is the studio, creative laboratory of Vladimir Lubenko, Honored Artist of Russia. Vladimir Vasilyevich, together with his students, presented the city with an unusually beautiful place. But few people know what passions boiled around this studio for many years.

The film tells about mass zombification, cowardice and hopelessness of the civil society in Russia

A documentary film about the sculptor Dasha Namdakov and the creation of the main sculpture of his life "Father Baikal". Dasha's sculptures are known all over the world, they are bought by Britain, New Zealand, France, Finland, Taiwan, China, Spain, Italy, Russia, Kazakhstan, Mongolia. His works are acquired by patrons from all over the world, and exhibitions are held in the best museums in the world. Currently, scientists recognize the state of Baikal as an ecological disaster. The sculpture "Father Baikal" and the documentary are aimed at attracting the attention of the whole world to the environmental problem in Siberia.

The film tells about the process of creating the sculpture "Paradise" by the artist Grigory Zlatogorov from the moment the idea was born to its embodiment in bronze and stone. This is a film about the entire chain of complex technological processes that made it possible to realize a creative idea, which are told about by the direct performers of each operation. The film consists of six chapters, each of which is devoted to a separate creative or technological moment, allowing the viewer to understand how a bronze sculpture is created.

A film about the Ob River and the people living on its banks, about the problems of the relationship between people and the river. The main direction of the idea of the film is the need to preserve the wealth of our Motherland.

Olga Gracheva suddenly decided to radically change her life. In the past, an accountant, now she is an international master of sports in powerlifting. This is a film about human strength, beauty and loneliness. This is a film about modern Aphrodite, a new version of the mythical goddess. Is its existence possible in the 21st century and what is it like?

In 1917 Moscow, the wind of the Bolshevik revolution sweeps through Russian society and establishes a new order. Art does not escape this upheaval and Lenin nationalizes the great private collections, including those of the brothers Mikhaïl and Ivan Morozov. This film tells the story of the fate of this family of flamboyant personalities and that of their collections which, after some incredible events, were divided between the Pushkin Museum in Moscow and the Hermitage in Leningrad. For a long time left to their fate by the Soviet power, the Morozovs are once again today one of the major actors of artistic modernity.

A short chronicle of the protest demonstration in the provincial city of Smolensk. Every day Vitaliy holds a solitary picket in the city center. The majority of people simply pass by, but there are some whose attention he was able to attract.

2014, Ukraine. In the center of Kyiv, in the closed space of an engraving workshop, students work next to their teacher. Between two cups of coffee, protected from the outside world, Vladimir teaches them the intricacies of drawing. Time stops here, and fragments of the present penetrate the "vacuum" of the workshop through the sounds and images of the revolution that rumbles on the Maidan.

The story of a woman who was born, raised and lived her entire life in a remote village. Her way of life, worldview, problems, vision of this world add up to a single image, revealing a portrait of a huge number of people living in Russia. They are trying to exist living on the outskirts of a huge country.

Dima, a freelance artist, the son of dissident writer Yuri Karabchievsky, returns to Russia for his brother's funeral after emigrating to America. He cannot accept the changes that have taken place in the country during his absence and does not want to integrate into the new society, which he considers sanctimonious. Stuck for a long 8 years in Russia, he tries to do something big and good, but lives the life of an outsider. After the tragic death of journalist Irina Slavina, Dima decides to arrange a joint exhibition with an artist friend at the Sakharov Center and encourage visitors to a dialogue about what is happening in the country. However, such an impulse does not find a response and goes unnoticed. Disappointed by what happened, Dima returns to America, where he soon dies of cancer.

Every day, volunteers demonstrate that in these challenging times, we need each other more than ever. An ophthalmologist, a Cossack videographer, a priest, an imam, and residents of a small village come together to support Russia's new regions, answering the call of their hearts.

A film about a woman who radically changed her life at the age of 69. Contrary to prejudices and established opinions, she made a career in the modeling business in a year.

The film tells about modern technologies for the production of a high-quality television product, reveals the "television kitchen" and shows the most complex shooting and post-production processes from the technical side.