The main character of the film is a ballet dancer in the folk dance ensemble named after Igor Moiseev. She tells intimate things from her creative life that can encourage people of different ages to start making art. She talks about the inner world of artists, the soul and the difficulties that stand in the way of everyone who engages in art.

The film “Bortenevo Battle. The Feat of Knyaz Tverskoy” is an attempt to look from a different perspective at the role of an individual in history. For centuries Russia has been an integral state with centralized governance. Today we can hardly realize what social and economic events took place in Ancient Rus in the 13-14 centuries, yet their importance consists in the fact that they became a starting point for the making of our country. The story about the feat of Mikhail Tverskoy is the best example illustrating mental strength as well as the time when without this strength survival seemed practically impossible.

The protagonist of the film is an altruist. He is distinguished by a true passion for all kinds of salvation. He saved abandoned historical buildings, looked for breaks in heating networks instead of public utilities, and organized digging competitions alone. The indifference of those around him to common problems always aroused righteous rage in him, the general indifference brought him to tears. Now he saves animals in Kyiv. The homeless are free. Works the night shift, picks locks for a half-dead cat, smashes walls. He drives at a terrible speed to the veterinary clinic.

Everyone has their own Dovlatov, as the authors of the film believe. If now, in 2020, a famous writer appeared in St. Petersburg, where would he go? What would you do? How would you feel about your fame? This is what the heroes of the film are thinking about and not only. And the monologues of Dovlatov himself about the most vital, as it were, complement the thoughts of the characters.

"Busani" in translation from Evenki is a place where people drown. This is the name of a lake in the remote taiga in Buryatia. It has an island and a village. Formed under Soviet rule, it was once a fishing artel, where exiles, gold miners and Orochons, the Evenki indigenous people, worked. After 90 years, out of 100 people in the village, 8 remained. Among them is a grandfather with two grandchildren. The film is based on the story of boys who, after the death of their grandfather, made their way out of the remote taiga for several days.

The Museum of Aviation employs volunteers who are on fire with aircraft and the sky. They have been coming to the museum every Saturday for many years to reconstruct, clean and maintain old planes. They are recreating what was destroyed in order to preserve the history of domestic aviation. From conversations with museum volunteers in Monino, this documentary was born.

Seva. Vsevolod Popov. A special young man. He is really special. In life, you almost never meet people whose world contains so much. People who see so much. They see with the heart. His world is music. He learns academic vocals from the leading soloist of the "New Opera" Sergei Sheremet. His world is languages, English and Spanish, classical cinema, culture, art, fashion, computers. It seems that you can talk with him endlessly, he is such an interesting and wise person. Next to Seva, it becomes a shame that, having a full range of physical abilities, you yourself know and do so little. And only when a simple joke causes him to burst out laughing, you understand that next to you is not a superman, not a superman, but a big child, naive, pure and bright.

This film connects us with the distant past and evokes noble and holy feelings that were dear and close to all generations of Russian people. Faith in oneself, faith in God is necessary for a person. She exalts him, gives support in life. This is especially important for young people who are thinking about the meaning of existence, about their future, looking for an answer to the question of what is truly beautiful and necessary. Part 3: Rybinsk Diocese.

The film tells about the fate of a small people who first survived the Stalinist deportation to the USSR, and then the genocide and years of repression in the new Russia. For thirty years, the truth about the mass violations of human rights in Ingushetia was hushed up. The war in Ukraine is a consequence of the dehumanization that began in the 1990s in the North Caucasus. There and then this mine was laid, which exploded now.

Subjective impression of a participant in the Hyperchaos project, director Alexander Sedykh.

The modern view of Russian historians on the legacy of M. V. Lomonosov.

A film about the outstanding artist Boris Fedorovich Frantsuzov demonstrates to its viewers how in an incomprehensible, anomalous way an orphan from the small village of Zauichye, having chosen for himself the difficult, thankless profession of an artist, himself, without any support, only with his dedicated work and enormous talent, in a short period of his life was able to break through to the highest to the heights of creativity, to become a modern classic and leave his name in world art and national history, setting an example of an outstanding creative personality, giving the graphics of the 20th century a full-fledged artistic sound.

You won't understand. Until you turn back.

Young Belarusian writer Nick Nosko in search of personal and creative freedom.

The Church of the Holy Apostles Peter and Paul is an outstanding monument of Russian church architecture of the late 19th century. The film crew had the opportunity not only to film the restoration process, but also to capture the real stories of parishioners, penetrate into the holy of holies and become part of the church life of this temple.

A confession film about a person's path from contemplation to drawing and, ultimately, by the way, the path laid through the mountains, on the example of the fate of the Magnitogorsk artist and writer Vladislav Aristov.

Moscow is a city where not only outstanding writers, but also the heroes of their works lived in different centuries. On the pages of the great works of A. Pushkin, M. Bulgakov, L. Tolstoy, I. Turgenev and many others, one can find not only the mention of Moscow as the main place of action, but many events from the books are associated with a specific place on the modern map. Each of these places is unique in its own way, has a rich history and deserves our attention. Let's go there and find out how these places are connected with the lives of writers and why exactly they became chosen, hitting the pages of immortal books.

Vanya Ovlek is a DJ and writer. He and a few of his friends are loitering around Yekaterinburg. Draw, swear and drink beer. But suddenly they are forced to leave their hometown.

A collection of stories of creative people who decided to dedicate their lives to the art of Veliky Novgorod. Each protagonist is a deep and multifaceted personality who has experienced many joys and hardships along the way. What prevents the development of art in a small town? Why, despite the difficulties, these people decided to stay and develop art here? These and other questions will be answered by the characters themselves.

"Land of the Leopard" is a national park that has been preserving the unique nature of southern Primorye for ten years. During this time, caring people managed to achieve here what seemed impossible to many. They saved the Far Eastern leopard, the rarest big cat on the planet, from extinction.