Once a director with a German surname Del read from Saltykov-Shedrin that "Skopin is such a city where every person has no need to live." And then the idea came to him to create in a small provincial town in the Ryazan region, "where a person has no need to live," a real theater.

The story of a man born in the last century and millennium, in a city and country that are now not on the map. He constantly returns to the city, which only has two maternity hospitals, two factories and two cemeteries. What for?

The film tells about the life of a small community of Russian Molokans. Representatives of this small religious group are settled all over the world, but for several centuries they have retained their authenticity and a strong connection with their homeland, which once rejected them. Being under strong pressure for a long time, the Molokans were able to maintain their convictions and reverent attitude towards the world, towards the people around them. How and why they succeeded, these are the questions to which we have to find answers.

Thousands of residents of megacities leave stuffy cities and go to the provinces, to nature, to the land, to silence. It seems that the real Exodus has begun. David, Olga and their little son Yanai are an ordinary Jewish family, Muscovites. The town of Kologriv, lost in a remote corner of the Kostroma region, is like another planet for them. With the hope of finding a solution to their problems here, they come to this foreign territory. They look for a house, get acquainted with other "emigrants". Who are these people, where did they start and where did they end up? Is this the force that can stop the extinction of the Russian province or the refugees? Running from what? From the horrors of civilization? From themselves?

An elderly couple retires and they are alone with each other in their large and very quiet Moscow apartment. Talking out loud about approaching old age, about loneliness and love is too awkward. They have been together for so long that they understand each other without words. But sometimes this silence becomes unbearable.

A documentary essay about inner freedom, about choosing a path, about responsibility for one's own destiny and for the fate of loved ones. The protagonists of the film are priests who are temporarily forbidden to serve for canonical reasons, priest John Okhlobystin and Hierodeacon Prokhor (Lisitsyn). Priests who are banned from serving or who have voluntarily resigned from their ranks are called the insulting nickname "defrocked."

The life of father Pitirim and novice Vladimir in one of the abandoned corners of the Perm region, where every day is inextricably linked with the taiga.

What does a woman need to be happy and fulfilled?After 20 years of living in Berlin, the film director Olga goes back to her roots in a small Siberian village, where she is confronted with traditional views of relationships, life and love.

Biographical, or parody, or ironic, or provocative, but definitely a film about the life and work of Alexei Gorbunov. An unbiased look at the rich inner world of an actor by two young filmmakers.

A monologue revealing the inner world of a young girl, a talented violinist, playing in a provincial chamber orchestra. This is far from the glamorous life that modern Russian television shows every day. The girl surprisingly combines beauty, intelligence and talent. That is why she is not a star.

In 1991, the Ukrkinochronika studio filmed the documentary film Widow Street, dedicated to the life of a small Roma community in Transcarpathia. In the short film, portraits of spontaneous, sincere and very beautiful people flashed by in quick succession, a boy passed by, a girl with the amazing name of the Prince danced, songs sung by 12-year-old resident of the camp Yura and the mother of the dancing Princes Wilma sounded. The translation of these songs then, in a hurry, the authors did not recognize. For a bus leaving the camp, children ran for a long time through the snow. This essay is about a trip to the same places twenty years later, in the hope of meeting one of the characters from the previous film and finding out what the then 12-year-old boy Yura and the mother of the dancing Princes Wilma sang about.

Each of which has its own “Far East”, someone has a hundred-year-old Japanese lighthouse, someone has the old streets of Vladivostok, someone has memories of their ancestors that never leave them, who ended up in the Far East by the will of fate, and someone has temple in a small village on the Kamchatka peninsula. Each of them feels anxiety about the fate of their small homeland, which is going through a difficult moment in its history. At the same time, all these people live with a sense of the possibility of a new life for their region, their country.

Lyudmila Vaulina is a pediatrician. She has worked in the community all her life. This is the first time she has encountered such a child.

The park. Summer. The trees are so happy with the sun that they look like flowers. The chirping of a bird and an empty bench on which a gray-haired old man sits, he is in a blue uniform, holding a notebook in his hands. What is he doing here? He says he's going to kill.

A two-part documentary film about the state of Russia’s prisons today. In-depth interviews with former inmates of all stripes, including those convicted of political, economic, and violent crimes.

The “self-isolation” regime due to the coronavirus epidemic was announced in Perm on April 2, 2020. Patrol cars drove around the districts and the call was read through the loudspeakers, "Citizens, we ask you to stay at home." It was forbidden to move more than 100 meters from the house, and to move around the city without a pass. It was allowed to walk dogs, go to the nearest grocery store and pharmacy, if required to keep a distance and wear masks. People over 60 have been advised to stay at home. The streets and yards were patrolled. In the first week of quarantine, the streets remained empty. Grocery stores and pharmacies were the main points of accumulation of residents. By the end of April, people began to go out more often to walk and treat themselves to shadberry berries.

A deaf-mute girl, in a wheelchair, does not walk. Cannot speak Russian or sign language. On vacation in Italy, this does not prevent her from easily and cheerfully communicating with hotel employees and guests from different countries. The film is about her and her friend, a little boy who knows why some children are born healthy and others sick.

The Karatygin sisters received what many of their peers aspire to, namely, all-Russian fame. It was for her that they came to the Muz-TV channel in the program "Insanely Beautiful". In a not very witty quiz, which is far from the subject of a school exam, suddenly there was a question, "What is the Holocaust?" Ksenia and Evgenia gave a short answer that it was “Wallpaper Glue” and blew up the Internet.

In the winter of 2021 rallies were held in Russia in support of Alexei Navalny. People protested against the arrest of the politician. The number of those detained at the rallies exceeded 17,000 people, many of whom received administrative punishment in the form of arrest. There were not enough places for detention in Moscow, and therefore the detainees were sent to the Center for the temporary detention of foreign citizens in Sakharovo near Moscow. As a result, an unusual group of people gathered in the special detention center - almost a thousand young men and women who were close in spirit. This film is their memories of their days behind bars.

Borisoglebsk. 20 years ago, Russian refugees and "forced migrants" rushed here from the former Soviet republics to escape the interethnic massacre. Did they manage to become their own in their historical homeland? And isn't Russia on the brink of an inter-ethnic war today?