The film is dedicated to the memory of Marfa Semyonovna Kryukova, an exemplary author of "Soviet folklore" and a connoisseur of traditional folklore. Official image 1930-1950 is replaced by the memories of fellow villagers and relatives, and the view from the researcher's office is replaced by what the official memory of the storyteller looks like today. This is a film about a person, about time and about the fundamental subjectivity and limitations of our view of them.

The protagonist of the picture is Sergey Dyakov, a Vologda air ambulance doctor. A film about the real everyday life of doctors in the outback of Russia, about the difficulties, about the presence of responsibility in the profession of a doctor.

In the most terrible and dark times a journalist has one simple job to record what is happening. The stories of eyewitnesses in order not to allow new history books to lie about what people saw with their own eyes. The people we met had very different life histories and political views. But the war did not make any of them happy. The war brought them trouble, destruction and death. The authors began to shoot this film almost immediately after the start of the war. Filming was long and difficult - thousands of kilometers, more than a hundred hours of recorded interviews, several dozen protagonists. But the main thing is grief, which cannot be measured in any quantities. This film is about the grief brought by the war and about people who are trying to survive.

Wedding, funeral, denunciation of an unfaithful husband. Memories of the past, hopes for the future, including a future afterlife. All this with a gypsy accent in the gypsy village of Soroca in Moldova.

Tasya, a 12-year-old girl from the village of Tomsino in the Pskov region, wrote a letter to Vladimir Putin asking him to help her mother, a nurse at a local hospital. The residents of the village, where Tasya and her mother moved shortly before, did not like this, they say, you need to "work, not beg." They started bullying Tasya, and her ex-girlfriend met her online under the guise of a young man and lured nude photos.

This film is a portrait of a generation. Each participant is asked, “What is your problem? What worries you? It's amazing how different answers can be, and how much you can sometimes worry about things that seem insignificant. Many problems are not as terrible as they seem at first glance, many problems we invent for ourselves, and compared to some problems, all the rest seem to be just nonsense. We create problems for ourselves by thinking, suffering and talking about them. But what would we do without them?

The ingenious Kira Muratova looks at a person with irony, as if from afar and from above, like at a funny puppet theater, but her eyes are full of sympathy. She divides artists into two categories, preachers and players. He ranks himself, of course, among the latter. Randomness is her muse. Improvisation is a feature of the method. And what is life if not improvisation?

Albert is haunted by the dreams of his childhood, reminding him of a world within he lost.

Everyone knows that Perm is a theater and ballet city. Here is the famous opera and ballet theater, the famous ballet school, whose graduates dance on the best stages in the world, and a grateful, understanding and appreciating public. But, probably, not everyone knows that it all began in the difficult years of the Great Patriotic War, when the Kirov Theater (now the Mariinsky Theater) and the Vaganov Ballet School were evacuated to the city of Molotov (as Perm was then called) from Leningrad, which was already practically blockaded by the Nazis. Then began this evacuation romance that continues to this day.

A film about the everyday life of reindeer herders in the Polar Urals.

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Karelia. Farm "Yolki". The area is 2.5 hectares. The nearest accommodation is 30 kilometers away. The owner of this land is a young woman, Julia. Now Julia is 36, she left the city when she was 29. She is not a hermit, she loves cheerful companies and often gathers friends at her place. Here she has her own small business in the field of culture and ecotourism. For her, this is the only way to earn money, they are needed to feed the animals, which Yulia has countless on the farm. But she is happy. She dreamed about it from early childhood.

The film was shot for a month and a half in the lower reaches of the Kolyma River. “This is a film about the Chukchi, who are in natural conditions, graze deer, live among them. This is a film about northern people and how modern civilization affects their lives,” says Eisner.

A film about the life of the workers of the last narrow-gauge railway in Russia, which is used to transport cut wood. Together with him, the villages in which these workers lived also perish. The protagonists of the film are residents of a remote Vologda village, they still hope that their narrow-gauge railway will work, but the void that has captured everything around the village is getting closer and closer to them.

On July 13, 1969, US President Richard Nixon was awakened by a phone call. According to the information provided to him by the CIA, the Russians launched a robot to the moon, which should take the soil and return to Earth. Nixon calls an emergency meeting. Experts report that the situation is critical. In exactly 3 days, the United States will send the first expedition to the moon in the history of mankind. The rocket is already on the launch pad, but Moscow refuses to disclose the flight path of its apparatus. This means that the Apollo 11 spacecraft could collide with the Russian missile. Nixon gives the order not to cancel the start of the American crew. This flight was supposed to put an end to the "space" dispute that began 8 years ago.

Seven-year-old Lekha lives in a remote village on the Onega coast of the White Sea. He rides with his parents on a mail horse and composes songs about his difficult life.

The film takes place in the Moscow residential area of Northern Butovo. The caretaker supervises a team of janitors who, working seven days a week, perform tasks of cleaning yards and porches.

Almost a detective story of the film's author's escape from Russia.

The film is a reflection on the everyday life of an ordinary Ural village, in which one of the streets bears an unusual name for today, the name of Stalin.

A humorously filmed story about miners singing in a choir. There is also a middle-aged choir leader who is looking for a cheap decent piano all over the town, and when she travels she tries to lure a minibus driver to sing in the choir. And miners of all ages, discussing in the bathhouse why they need this singing. And classes where some yawn, while others sing strange voice exercises intently. And the disturbing evening before the concert, when all the members of the choir are trying on ceremonial white shirts with butterflies.