Six motorcycle enthusiasts (four motorcyclists, a mechanic and a pilot-instructor) decide to repeat the 50-year-old motor rally route from Sakhalin Island to St. Petersburg. Then hundreds of teams from all over the USSR tried to qualify for participation in this grandiose motorcycle race. The grandfather of one of today's travelers was the head of the Sakhalin team for 67 years, and even a documentary cameraman to boot! The grandson found a black and white film and was inspired to make a sequel.

The film, made in the style of hyper-minimalism, with hooligan humor and serious sarcasm, invites viewers to reflect on eternal, timeless values.

Upon learning that there is a cinematic boom in Yakutia, Moscow comedian Alexei Yudnikov decides to try his luck. Alexey goes to Yakutia to star in a Yakut film. He embarks on a magical journey full of unexpected encounters, adventures, gains, love, discoveries and losses, but reality opens up to Alexei in the most unexpected way.

Olga is a loving mother of two children. Children's father is a wealthy businessman who rarely took part in their lives. One "inconvenient" comment turns everything upside down... It is a story of several weeks of a single woman living in a continuous struggle for her children. And about children — victims of a situation in which no one gives them the right to choose.

This film was conceived as a continuation of Igor Grigoriev's film Holidays of the Revolution, filmed in 1972. The image of the future was the most important theme of the holidays a hundred years ago. Today, in the coming "future", we are celebrating rather the events of the past or the present. Lenin's birthday, rock festival, onion day, New Year's Day, private celebrations follow one after another. All these days merge into one "red day".

Is it possible to escape from the family in a mental hospital? Drug overdose and you're "free". Now Dasha lies on a hospital bed, draws and smokes. Smokes. Smokes. Smokes. Occasionally two women visit her, the young one starts talking about death and Nietzsche, the elderly one reads monologues about fashion, products, schizophrenia. Their comings and goings don't change anything. The closed space of the hospital presses more and more, how long will it take to exist in this box? The day of discharge is coming, ahead is the return home.

A little female doctor spends a significant part of her life at the station helping the homeless. Why would she?

Perestroika's contemporaries recall the hopes, expectations, and disappointments associated with it. Turning to emotional memory, they realize themselves not just as witnesses and eyewitnesses, but as real participants in history.

What precedes the viewer's feeling that something unusual is waiting for him? Why is it enough for one conductor to appear on the stage and only their presence electrifies the air? Why is “conducting a dark business”? What could groundhog day look like? Conduction is a fascinating immersion into the atmosphere of one of the most mysterious musical professions, a film-observation of the work of one of the most unusual contemporary conductors Teodor Currentzis. Stravinsky is replaced by Mozart, then Jean-Philippe Rameau, Jiri Kilian's dance. Step by step enters the world, usually not visible from the auditorium. Frame is strung on frame, sound on sound, word for word, and suddenly you feel immersed in an amazing creative process. And at the same time, you realize that the basis of this being is work. Not hard labor, not monotonous, but beautiful, but at the limit of possibilities.

Such children in Ukraine are born 5-6 per year. Nobody knows the exact numbers. Every second person dies as a baby. Their skin is as fragile as butterfly wings. This disease is incurable. But with proper care, they can live. The most important thing for a child is a stable, reliable mother. A child can have any state of pain, wounds, and the mother should be there, like a rock. And then the child feels the strength that his mother loves him, and in any sick state, with cries, or more calm, mother is always there.

After leaving Russia in 2003, I return with my mother to Volgograd. Between an idealized childhood that I carry in my memories, and her painful reality of these harsh time we once lived together, we reminisce about the decade following the 1991 Moscow putsch.

The film is only available for watching in Latvia and Russia.

Fences are an integral part of Russian culture. They love 3-meter fences in dachas and private homes. City streets are dotted with fences, which often only interfere with normal movement around the city. They like to isolate themselves from the world with an iron curtain. The film is a visual reflection and an attempt to answer the question why life in Russia is surrounded by a fence.

Author's family history. We can say that this is a film about my grandfather. It can be said that it is about a horse and about the relationship between a man and a horse, or how the horse influenced the history of the country and the world. And everything will be true, since my grandfather Zavilgelsky Boris Dmitrievich was the director of the First Moscow Stud Farm, where the legendary stallion Kvadrat was born and the no less legendary groom Uncle Vasya worked.

Novaya Gazeta was founded in 1993. This is one of the first independent publications in post-Soviet Russia. And one of the last. Novaya constantly publishes high-profile investigations. He has more than 60 prestigious awards, including the Pulitzer Prize, the UNESCO Prize, three nominations for the Nobel Prize. The film "Novaya" tells about the life of the editorial office in difficult times.

Editing director - Kirill Sakharnov

Ural stand-up comedian Denis tells his whole sad life in one minute.

In the form of a fascinating popular science investigation, the author tells about the nature of one of the most insidious diseases, which is called social. What does the Koch wand look like? Why does the Mantoux reaction not suit doctors today? What methods are used to fight the disease by modern scientists and doctors? What precautions are recommended to know and what moral lessons to remember?

The plant manager gives an interview and he doesn't like it very much, but even from the extremely short answers "No" or "I don't know" one can understand his attitude towards work, peace and war.

The Talab Islands, situated approximately 25 kilometers from the Estonian border and equidistant from Pskov, comprise three islands. Two of these, formerly known as Talabsk and Verkhniy, were renamed Zalit and Belov during the Soviet era to honor Red Army soldiers who tragically drowned in 1918 while attempting to establish Soviet power on the islands. In the past, Zalit was home to a thriving fishing collective farm, attracting local residents who had been engaging in lake-related activities for decades. However, contemporary bureaucratic challenges have hindered fishing activities, leading to a shift in the islands' economic focus towards tourism. Pilgrims now frequent the islands to visit the grave of Nikolai Guryanov, the former rector of the local church. Despite the islands' historical significance and tourism potential, they face challenges in terms of infrastructure and services. A paramedic provides medical assistance, and there is a primary school, but children typically move to the mainland for further education after completing their initial studies on the islands.

Pyotr Nikolaevich Lebedev experimentally proved the pressure of light on solids and thus entered the history of world science. Russian science will always honor Lebedev as the founder of the Russian physical school. The film is based on a dramatic story of a scientist and a citizen, based on exclusive documentary material.

People came to the rally. Why are they here, what do they want to change and why are they leaving so early? In the role of themselves, young and elderly Yekaterinburg residents.