Shot in Kyiv, Bucha and Gostomel in May 2022, the film shows eyewitnesses of the beginning of the full-scale invasion and the following Russian occupation. The protagonists share their impressions of those days and their thoughts about the present and future.

The whole life of this village is concentrated in one store. They go to the saleswoman Tatyana for chicken, vodka and medicines; they go to learn the news, to warm themselves, to ask for a loan of money, to complain, to celebrate holidays. All roads here lead to "Products".

Outside in 2012. The agreed-upon rally on May 6 on Bolotnaya Square in Moscow is violently dispersed by riot police. This is a rally of those who disagree with the results of the presidential election, which Putin won. The protagonist of the film, an activist of the movement "Solidarity" Vsevolod Chernozub decides to stand on Bolotnaya to the end. Neither he nor the other participants in the rally have any idea how events will develop further. Seva is young and confident in the victory of a peaceful protest. He was one of the organizers of the first march on December 5, 2011 after the elections to the State Duma, from that day a wave of protests began in Moscow and Russia. Seva and his comrades are trying to figure out how to act now that so many people are chanting, "Fair elections!" They want to set up a tent city on Pushkinskaya Square the day after the presidential election and push society towards a peaceful regime change. This film is a nostalgia for those times when you could go out into the street and chant "Russia without Putin." This is an attempt to find in the recent past the answer to the main question of today.

A philosophical parable created from newsreels filmed in the area of hostilities in Ukraine. Its content is similar to the chapter of Homer's Iliad, when Achilles, who killed the Trojan prince Hector in a duel, hands over the body of the enemy to the king of Troy Priam (Hector's father) for burial and stops the war for the time of burial.

In early June 2019, a group of scientists from the Academy of Sciences of the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia), led by Innokenty Pavlov, with the support of residents of the Alaikhovskiy ulus, went to the northern tip of Kotelny Island in the New Siberian Islands archipelago in the Arctic. The goal is to extract fragments of a mammoth carcass in the tidal zone of the Arctic Ocean.

November 8, 2016 marks 55 years since the very first KVN program went on the air. "Club of cheerful and resourceful" knew good and bad times. For censorship reasons, it was closed in 1972, and was revived only in 1986. But even without the air, KVN existed on student and amateur stages, lived, developed, changed with time and country. There is not a single similar television centenarian in the world. So who are they, the inventors of this "perpetual motion machine" Muratov, Yakovlev and Axelrod?

The Soviet philosopher Evald Ilyenkov is trying to cleanse Marxism of ideological clichés, but is rebuffed by his colleagues and the Soviet authorities. The struggle for true philosophy turns into a tragedy for him and his loved ones.

“The Land of Love” is a documentary film about reindeer, oil, politics and poetry. It tells a story about Yuri Vella, a Forest Nenets reindeer herder and poet who lives in the taiga of Western Siberia, and who tries to prove that one person can stand against the great power that is destroying the environment of the native people.

An audiovisual immersion in the inner world of people with developmental disabilities living in Psychoneurological Institution No. 3 near Peterhof, the documentary short, Mind’s the Limit, tells the story of a place that may look like a treatment facility but is in actuality a place of social adaptation and a space for creative experimentation. Many live under the care of its staff until their final days, while exploring new worlds through abstract painting and electronic music. Creativity is their only way to connect with the outside world. What path do they have to travel for their work to become contemporary art?

Film-portrait of documentary filmmaker, photographer and screenwriter Sergei Skvortsov. Sergei Skvortsov was a film director and cameraman at the Leningrad (St. Petersburg) Documentary Film Studio, who shot a number of landmark works that had a noticeable influence on documentary filmmakers in the late 80s and 90s.

The story of two brothers who grew up in a wealthy Moscow family and survived devastating revolutionary changes, but were arrested and sent to a camp in 1941 for their German roots. Very little information about their lives has survived, but the little that remains is incredibly beautiful and alive. The grandchildren and great-grandchildren of the heroes became film artists in order to try to understand what happened to their family in the last century and how to deal with this memory today.

A documentary about two generations and two couples who are united by one strong feeling.

70 years have passed since the Great Victory, but the memory of the heroes of the Great Patriotic War lives on in families to this day. Not every soldier was destined to return from the war. Missing, they lie in the expanses of our Motherland and wait for their time to return home. And they're coming back, coming back from the war, 70 years later. The Vympel search squad and dozens of other search squads consider it their duty to return the remains of the soldiers home and bury them, as befits heroes. This film is about the history of one fighter and about the memory that lives in the hearts of the people of our country.

When the mother dies, the son comes to the apartment where she lived to sort out what was left after her.

Novorzhev is a small town in the Pskov region. After six in the evening, its streets are empty, and it seems that life in this place has stopped. But it boils in the House of Culture, where local residents are rehearsing a play based on a play by a Spanish playwright. The main characters poison each other with poison, try to shoot their relatives, die, writhing from convulsions, and at some point it is no longer clear where life is and where the theater is.

Vera Pavlovna has never been to Saratov. She lived in St. Petersburg and ran a sewing workshop. And in Saratov lived the author of the novel "What is to be done?" Nikolai Chernyshevsky, who invented Vera Pavlovna and her dreams. This is a film about who and what Chernyshevsky would see in his hometown if he were there today.

Three directors are making a movie about their past week. The smallest details of these events are still fresh in their minds, so relationships, work and everyday existence are shown with an unparalleled honesty that gives new meaning to the very concept of feature films.

The last days of August, in the early morning, a cool fog is felt on the skin, the wounds in a barrel of water seem silver, the rustle of birches is heard everywhere, and in the country house everything is shaking due to trains passing very close by, but it seems to you that these are some kind of huge animals pass by and, perhaps, look into the windows in the evenings while the lights are on. You go out onto the porch of the house and the movie begins.

The poet Krasovitsky is Father Stefan Krasovitsky, a priest of the Russian Orthodox Church. He was ordained to the priesthood in New York in 1990. Father Stefan has two parishes, one in the attic of his house in the Moscow region, where he lives most of the year and serves every day in complete solitude; the second in Karelia, in the village of Reboly. In the village on the border with Finland, Father Stefan usually comes in the summer, he serves in the church built by his eldest son. The villagers gather berries, they have no time for going to services, but Father Stefan does not seem to be trying to attract them to the Temple. Stanislav Yakovlevich Krasovitsky in the late 50s was one of the brightest poets of his generation. In the early 60s, he destroyed most of what he had written and did not return to poetry for some time. Some of his poems remained on the pages and in the memory of his friends, who never unraveled the mystery of his act, and he himself turned into a legend.

About the life of fishermen on the banks of the great river.