People are born different. They have different interests. In St. Petersburg there is a school "Dynamics", where children with disabilities study. The school has a department of additional education. One of the programs is the development of acting skills. Students have the opportunity to act in short films.

Shandar is a Russian gypsy, he was born and lives all his life in a village near Bryansk, where his parents settled. They were the first to settle in this village. And now his son is growing up here, who has absolutely nothing to do in the village.

The film shows how dramatic the fate of the discoverers of diamonds was, what nature gave us and what we will leave to her. The plot of the film covers both the historical period and the present day.

A film about the history of the creation of the lead submarine of the "Lada" type called "St. Petersburg". Why was she dubbed the "Nuclear Submarine Killer"? Does Russia need massive non-nuclear submarines? And what is their difference from foreign counterparts?

Non-fiction film about three ordinary people with different circumstances and different destinies and how they are united by loneliness.

Senior sergeant of fire station No. 42 Vladimir Kolokoltsev, despite the disapproval of his family, daily risks his life, saving people from the fire.

This work sends to a world where energy lives, freedom, bordering on cold and deprivation of sensitivity. The movement of dancers build communications between several different spaces, namely the city and wildlife. The film was created in response to the frozen state of the inhabitants inhabiting the planet from the past 2020. It traces human sensitivity to events, as a result of which the thin boundary between the external and internal in people is erased.

A film about the legendary composer Alexander Zatsepin, who turned 96 this year. In the film, Alexander Sergeevich spoke about his great career and shared the stories of creating cult songs from the films he worked on.

Biographical documentary based on real events based on the diary of WWII participant Safin Gabdrakhman. "Gabdrakhman" is a film about fate, willpower and love of life.

The film is a dream, about the value of life. The main character is a poet, a guest of our time, leaves the orphanage, goes into the unknown to see this world and understand who he is.

For more than half a century she has been living alone, in the wilderness, on the very border of Belarus and Lithuania. Why does Stanislava Ivanovna consider city houses to be dovecotes, which of the wild animals digs up potatoes for her, what is most lacking on the farm and why does she not like Russian writers?

From Antarctica to Afghanistan. Heroes of real human destinies, military doctors on the line of fire and cold. About what was a feat yesterday, and today it becomes an epic for young polar explorers. Ballad about the struggle for life.

The first post-war decade went down in the history of Soviet cinema as the era of "small pictures". It was a difficult and controversial time. The war left terrible wounds on the earth and in the souls of people. Half the country was turned into ashes. During the war, Russian cinema also suffered enormous losses. But there was no money to restore it. Film production dropped to 9 films a year. In addition, in the atmosphere of the outbreak of the Cold War, the authorities were forced to tighten the screws more tightly, to load films with overdosed propaganda. But even in these unimaginably difficult conditions, Soviet cinema not only survived, but also managed to create a number of wonderful films that have become classics of Russian cinema. During the years of harsh living conditions and extreme exertion, the cinema managed to provide the people with powerful spiritual and moral support. And even under the conditions of the "Iron Curtain", it managed to break through the political blockade and was widely represented on the screens of various foreign countries. Russian films continued to bring the world the truth about the exploits of the Soviet people, their history and culture. Author's version of Valery Fomin.

For many years, part of the inhabitants of the Crimean peninsula dreamed of returning to Russia. And what has changed now? After “reunification” with Russia, Crimeans are increasingly worried about their future and their security. Expectations for an improvement in life after the annexation of the peninsula to Russia are not justified.

The film invites the viewer behind the scenes of the most grandiose art festival in Ukraine. Through its characters, the film shows the difficulties faced by a person who wants to create something new in art.

What is the secret of the theatre's longevity? All successful theaters are different, as are the personalities of their artistic directors. How does the character of the individual affect the atmosphere in the team? Is it possible to bring family values ​​into the team of the professional community? Where is the line between friendship and familiarity? What is a sign of recognition and respect? Musicians, artists, actors have lived in Vladivostok for a long time. They lived together, worked together. They really wanted honor, success, understanding and glory. That is the custom. Who are they? Primorsky Academic Regional Drama Theater named after Maxim Gorky.

One of the little-studied pages of the history of the Second World War is the creation of the only all-female partisan detachment of our compatriots who fled from the fascist concentration camp Herouville in France.

The documentary film tells about the combat path and heroism of the fighters of the 29th Novosibirsk Separate Ski Brigade.

The seventies of the 20th century in Soviet cinema are a time of backward movement into their own history, to the roots and origins of that systemic crisis that is beginning to reflect and comprehend the domestic cinema, choking on censorship and gray films. And at the same time, as it becomes clear now, this is a period of active actions by qualified officials who are trying to introduce new management principles that are far from always visible to an outsider. International relations in the course of this largely secret process until recently are slowly but surely winning. About the paradoxes of time, in many ways inaccurately called "stagnant", this picture.

A real-time film saves an entrepreneur from criminal prosecution and his five-year-old daughter from a $200 million fine.