His name was Lieutenant Alyosha, or Major Whirlwind, or Leo Dvorjak. All these are different images of one person, the legendary intelligence officer Alexei Botyan. Most of his operations are still kept secret. In an exclusive interview, Alexei Nikolaevich lifted the veil of secrecy over some of them.

This is the story of one man who had a severe addiction to alcohol for 28 years. However, he found the strength to change his life path. After many attempts, he gained sobriety, and then took up psychology, opened his own drug treatment clinic and now actively helps addicted people.

Zaour lives in a mountain village of Chokh and dreams to restore the oldest house.

As in the Moscow Museum of Ultra-Modern Art immediately after the exhibition "SUPERPUTIN" they opened an exposition about North Korea and invited DPRK diplomats to it.

The film tells about the fate of a nineteen-year-old soldier Alexander Fedorovich Tipanov (1924-1944), a native of the Ryazan village of Ustye, who committed the feat of self-sacrifice in the battle for the liberation of the city of Krasnoye Selo on January 17, 1944.

The main goal of the film is to give the most complete information about the actions from August 27 to August 31, 1812 of the “Flying Corps” of Adjutant General Baron Wintzingerode, consisting of 2300 people, against the 4th Corps of the “Great Army” of Napoleon Prince Beauharnais, consisting of 24000 people, including about the battle near the walls of the Savvino-Storozhevsky monastery.

The story of the former drummer of the Lube group and producer of popular artists Yuri Ivanovich Ripyakh. In his youth, one might think that an amazing life awaits him, constant tours around the world and work as a producer, but frequent drinking leads Yuri's life into a disaster. He realized that this could no longer continue and went to the monastery, but after some time he left it. Finding himself homeless, he turned to a charitable organization and became their ward.

A brief observation of the life of a Tomsk sculptor in an attempt to understand who he considers himself to be, a creator or a craftsman.

The artillery of the Commonwealth in the middle of the 17th century was poorly developed. But Kazimir Semenovich believed that the future of military art was in artillery. However, campaigns and battles changed his ideas not only about artillery. After many years of study, Semenovich returned to his homeland to complete and present a book here that would change military affairs forever. What unique developments did the designer offer? How did a 17th century engineer come up with the idea for which NASA named him one of the founders of astronautics?

The city is a machinery that brings together the nature and human made, the rich and the poor. There are varying generations, nations, religions. Yet, we are drilled to think about the cities first through their physical image. Tallinn is defined by the landscape of red rooftops of the old town. The synonym of Paris is The Eiffel Tower. Sidney is known by the opera house. On the other hand we follow routines in home town. We repeat the same trajectories and directions without realizing that making daily slightly different choices would make the whole pattern of life more diverse. The city creates the distance. We do not know where will the water from our sink flow. We have no idea know how do the street lights switch in. The city pushes into hierarchies. The one who has more money, gets closer to heaven and eats more delicious food. 19 Floors attempts to get rid of these patterns through three protagonists. Writer Sass will host us on the 18th floor of an office building. Chef Kairi in a cafe on the 1st floor. We will meet Edgar underground, in a car salon. Directing the viewer through this vertical is not about to be didactic. The idea is to create the empathy towards people around us, regardless of the height of the floor, the specifics of the work or other aspects.

A film about people with disabilities. What is it like to be a person with a disability? How are these people different from ordinary people and what unites them with us? What is required of us to help such people? This film partially answers these questions.

One day of one non-public person. Who has not changed himself, and therefore changes the life around him. Vladimir Maksimov has been disabled since childhood. After an injury, he moves with great difficulty, but thanks to his principles, vitality and bright social philosophy, he not only does not ask for help, but also actively helps others. From the first days of the announcement of the self-isolation regime, he has been delivering products to the elderly and the disabled. Confession of Vladimir Maksimov, a man with unlimited possibilities.

The documentary is based on declassified documents from the archives of the FSB, the Ministry of Internal Affairs, the A.M. Gorky, unique photographs, video materials, as well as interviews with people who personally knew the main character of the film, Maria Ignatievna Zakrevskaya / Benkendorf / Budberg, a woman of amazing fate, who easily won the hearts of men and who is considered an agent of several intelligence agencies at once. Maria more than once fell into the walls of the Cheka, but always left the cellars of the Lubyanka alive and unharmed. How did this amazing woman do it? What was her secret? And what was the secret of her burnt archive?

When on 24th February 2022 Russia started the war against Ukraine, the 30-years old Moldovan film director suddenly realized that her grief over the death of her beloved Ukraine-based Grandma Maria transformed into something else. Guided by this unknown feeling and need for consolation, she decided to write a postcard for her Grandma, like she used to do when Grandma was alive. "Postcard for my Grandma" is a poetic journey of grief, mourning and love.

Is it true that the distant ancestors of the inhabitants of the Chelyabinsk region went to art galleries, hardly ate bread and already made artificial limbs? In the film, the viewer will learn about amazing scientific facts from the world of history and see footage of various natural landscapes of nature.

Every person is part of something great. In May 1853, realizing his discovery, the heart of the young lieutenant Nikolai Boshnyak began to beat faster. After all, he opened the Imperial, now Sovetskaya Gavan, marking the beginning of the history of this city.

Nikolay Nasedkin's film “To Friends. On Demand ”continues the theme started in the art object of the same name. It contained portraits of friends, relatives, casual acquaintances, homeless people, beggars, vagrants, animals.

The hospital is a sad place. Everyone knows this. It is sad if the child got there for a week, but if the treatment lasts a whole year? If the former, familiar life is left outside, and you are in a cramped ward and “tied” to a dropper? And the days are no different. There's a reason to be sad here. But volunteers do not let them get upset. You can't get bored with them.

A film about the tragedy in the city of Argun of the Chechen Republic, which occurred on July 2, 2000. There was an explosion at the base where the Chelyabinsk militiamen were stationed. Then, according to various sources, from 22 to 26 people died there. Hundreds more were wounded. In the film, participants in those terrible events 20 years later tell what really happened.

Nastya and her sister Varya spend summer carefree time with their grandmother in a village near Rostov Veliky. They build a tree house, walk around the village, run in a wheat field, collect jumpers. Carefree until you have to return to Yaroslavl again, where there is no real friend.