GOLOS is a collection of stories told by, and about the people of Ukraine; exploring from a unique perspective the nature of human identity and the region’s history. The Maidan revolution, where the narrative starts, creates the backdrop as we visit four cities and listen to their inhabitants; old, young, and from different educational, ethnic and economic backgrounds. By documenting what people celebrate and what national holidays mean to them, the film provides a context for people to communicate their hopes, fears and ambitions. These poignant encounters show a common struggle for peace despite differences of opinion, and the influences and memories that form Ukrainian identity.

In the village of Dvuluchnoye, lost among the Russian expanses, teenagers have nowhere to put themselves especially after school. No clubs or other entertainment for you. As you wish, have fun. The inhabitants of the village make a living by growing, knitting and selling brooms, the guys are in the wings for adults. And here is a self-taught saxophonist, who made a brass band out of the guys and rehearses every evening in the backyard of the local House of Culture. In the evenings, their heartfelt whistling is carried far around the district.

The name of Vladimir Ovchinnikov has been widely known in Russia for the last decade, just as long as the street artist lives in the city, which seemed to bewitch him. The city of Borovsk is a strange place, which has been an island of memory for many innocent victims since the 14th century. Boyar Morozova died here, archpriest Avvakum was imprisoned, victims of political repressions were shot. Here, Ovchinnikov suddenly began to draw on the walls of houses, despite the indignation of the authorities, since the "naive" graffiti artist is not 19 years old, but 80. Real passions began to flare up in the city in 2015, when Vladimir Ovchinnikov depicted his first "memorial to the victims of political repression."

A lesbian couple living on the outskirts of St. Petersburg are looking for an opportunity to emigrate. That decision was made after the start of the war unleashed by the country in which they were born and raised. However, it is not so east to emigrate with four pets that they will never leave.

Angelina lives with two cats, a dog and a collection of vibrators. A career as a porn actress in the past, now her life is constant shooting for OnlyFans. For complete happiness, Gela lacks only one thing, to find true love. Will the girl's new lover be able to accept her for who she is?

A film about the Russian Doukhobor community that has been living in the village of Gorelovka in Georgia since the 19th century. The few members of the community remaining in Gorelovka will conduct rituals, prayers and psalms through their closed world.

Jacob Janzen was arrested in 1938 and his family never saw him since. 80 years later his great-granddaughter Maria Lotsmanova comes to the Federal Security Service (FSB) archive to find out his fate.

A documentary study of the relationship between an adult daughter and her mother with dementia, in which the author seeks answers to eternal questions about the inevitability of old age and loneliness along the way.

The film is about the effort of a person to do what is hard for him, about the creation of beauty and harmony from the chaos of life, about trying to find oneself and helping others, about the desire to create, no matter what. And this desire cannot be stopped. Because if you do not believe in yourself and do not make an effort, then who will do it for you?

The protests in Belarus had been going on for the 12th day, but people started to think that the protests began to stall, and Lukashenko slowly set about to regain control. Is it so? Will people get tired? And will they go home, giving Lukashenko another five years of power?

"The Chinese had a terrible curse that you should live in times of change!" one of the six protagonists are the same age, all come from Moscow, all live in European cities, in Moscow, Paris and Amsterdam. Rhythm, style and way of life have nothing in common. The film, consisting of six female portraits, is a kind of political and psychological portrait of the female part of the perestroika generation.

Exclusive footage from the life of the ballerina Uliana Lopatkina.

Julia and Paul are not your usual couple. They come to the lesson of the professor of ropes to learn the secrets of his skill.

Eva is a talented artist. However, she fails to break into the tough world of the chistogan. Sometimes there is not enough money even for brushes. She decides to do a new project, to create a galaxy of vulvas. To fulfill her desire, Eve needs models. All the girls posing for the artist are lonely, like the protagonist of the film herself. And each has its own sad story.

Moscow journalist Inna Denisova was born in Simferopol. After the annexation of Crimea, she returned to her homeland to meet with old friends. "Homecoming" is a film about what Crimea has become after the annexation.

A film-portrait of a young writer from the Krasnoyarsk Territory Alexander Sarapov (literary pseudonym - Bronsky). Alexander passed away tragically early, at the age of 24, but his work had a great influence on people close to him, on readers, aroused interest among figures in cinema and literature.

Everyday life in Venice is inextricably linked with water. 123 islands connected by piles do not require traveling by car, motorcycle, bicycle or even rollerblading. The only and universal transport of the city is boats, or rather vaporetto (water tram), water taxi, and, of course, the legendary gondolas, the main tourist symbol of the city. We will see this city through the eyes of those who ensure its smooth existence, fishermen, vaporetto drivers, boat builders of any type. The life of these people reflects the ancient maritime culture, its traditions and legends.

Saturday, Sunday, 48 hours. Everyone chooses for himself how to spend this time. In the documentary "Weekend", which tells about the work of volunteers, the participants of this selfless movement give their free time not only to people in need, but also to animals. The film consists of several short stories covering different profiles of volunteer organizations: volunteers at the Moscow Zoo, volunteers from the Friends on the Street Movement, volunteers from Greenpeace Russia and the Joy of Old Age Charitable Foundation. All short stories add up to a single story about human kindness and disinterested help to one's neighbor.

This is a film about the relationship of the author with the material of his own work, in which the material itself is the protagonist and where the author has no choice but to become the same material himself in order to be able to interact with it on an equal footing.

My birthday every year starts with a cemetery.