Alexander Sysoev was a successful businessman in the dashing 90s. In 1999, he decided to overthrow the current government, first in Vyshny Volochek, and then in the country. In order to take possession of the weapon, Alexander wanted to seize the local police department. On the night of April 9-10, 1999, the eve of the Orthodox Easter, Sysoev fired at the police department of the city of Vyshny Volochek. As a result of this attack, three police officers were killed. Sysoev was detained, and after an investigation in 2000, the court declared him insane and sent him to compulsory psychiatric treatment. 15 years later, in 2015, Sysoev was released. Sergei Erzhenkov found Alexander and went with him to Vyshny Volochek.

This is a story about how the Beautiful Russia of the Future happened in one Russian region in 2020. For several months, citizens became free and freely protested against the arrest of the people's governor of the Khabarovsk Territory, Sergei Furgal. The protests were covered by independent journalists and bloggers who fell into the millstones of the Khabarovsk Carousel.

An orphan, a disabled man and a former robber find shelter in a distant dilapidated monastery in the Russian provinces. Difficult living conditions and the strict charter of the monastery differ from life in the world. Each of them will have to make a choice: stay here or go back to the world.

The film was created on the basis of a series of videos for the Internet dedicated to the front-line operators of the Great Patriotic War.

While the youth of the capital are talking about the advantages of living abroad, the villagers are busy with their daily routine without a single thought that something needs to be changed. The heroes of the film set off from New Year's Eve Moscow to the Kostroma hinterland, exploring the roots of the notorious Russian melancholy in order to celebrate the main holiday of the country closer to the people.

Set in the Russian capital, In The Shadows of Moscow tells the stories of four migrants: Sarqis (Armenia), whose father has been in prison for two years for a crime that he did not commit; Rahmeddin (Uzbekistan), who was denied justice by the Russian courts, after being stabbed in the liver by a Russian gang; salsa teacher Alfonso (Cuba), and his daughter, Izabella (Russia), who have learnt to adapt to the Russian way of life.

“I want to help people fight not with death, but with life,” says Elina, a clinical psychology student. But only a video camera helps the girl to fight with her life, which she turns on closing herself in her room.

War is a family affair. This is a story about the events of 70 years ago, which continue to influence the lives of several living generations of one Russian family. Nikolai Litvin, "the head of the Litvin clan", as he calls himself, is a 90-year-old private in the Soviet army, a living participant in the hostilities on the fronts of World War II. Despite his advanced age, the head of the clan is cheerful, cheerful and appreciates life in all its manifestations, even daring to dream. He wants to skydive!

A musical film that reveals the life philosophy of Yuri Shevchuk, the permanent leader of the rock band DDT, by immersing the viewer in the process of creating music and its subsequent incarnation on stage.

The film tells about the land of the Pomors (now the Arkhangelsk region). On this earth 45 years ago, the most powerful hydrogen bomb in the history of mankind was tested; and now oil, gas, diamonds are extracted from its bowels; the country's nuclear fleet is being built at sea shipyards; the latest types of rockets are launched from spaceports; and the way of life of the Pomors has changed little in recent centuries. Hunting, fishing, handicrafts, that's what keeps the life of a simple village.

A story-parable about people who get antlers of unique Siberian deer in the Altai Mountains. A film about the problems and difficulties of life in the hinterland in modern Russia.

Kola Peninsula. Varzuga village. The road has recently appeared here. The inhabitants of a distant village talk about how the world coming from outside influences the identity of the village. How can a village survive in the modern world without wasting what has held the northern land for centuries? Priest Mitrofan Badanin commanded ships in the Northern Fleet for most of his life, and now he is restoring churches on the Kola Peninsula. He shared with the filmmakers his reflections on the fate of the village, the characters of the people, and the faith strengthened by trials at sea.

An industrial monster that devours a person as a person with antediluvian mechanics, absurd automatism and the need to earn money for a minimal existence. The film refers the viewer to many questions about the appropriateness of such an existence.

A legendary director and an extraordinary person who equally easily made "festival" and "mass" films. He was a great father and a difficult husband, a true friend and an honest guy. Balabanov with his life, passions, losses, burning pain on the way to God in the memories of those closest to him, his mother, sons, wife and friends.

An experimental documentary about a memory journey in search of a home.

A girl crosses the border into Syria to see her father and his new family. There is still peace in the city. The war is somewhere nearby, but here and now the main thing is the very question. And the daughter, finally, asks his father.

Who is Sergey Muratov, many people know. One of the three legendary inventors of KVN, professor of Moscow State University, adored by students. Learned many stars of domestic television journalism. The largest theorist and authority, he wrote a mountain of books about television. But few people know that in fact Professor Muratov is an ordinary alien who visited Earth in transit.

1080 meters is the depth of the Komsomolskaya mine, where the heroes of the film descend daily. Around the tundra and abandoned villages. There are five mines left around Vorkuta. After the explosion, there were four left at Severnaya. The city lives. Pasha and Roma drive around the city in cars, talking about their lives and finding themselves in various places.

Who promised the Muscovites that the war of 1812 would not affect them? What was the punishment for telling news to friends in the 19th century? How did Napoleon and the French behave in captured Moscow? And the main question is, who actually burned Moscow?

"A lonely man wants to meet." This phrase began to appear more and more often in marriage announcements, on the pages of newspapers and magazines. But today women's most important natural instinct, maternal, has begun to disappear. This is how single fathers raise children. And they don't have much time for their personal lives. How can you find a new wife for yourself, and a new mother for your child? And in general, how to arrange your new life like this? It is especially difficult for men who have become single fathers after a severe tragedy. This happened in the Grigoriev family. This story in the city of Kursk is retold by heart. Igor is the only father of many children here. And the only one is a single father. After the death of his wife Marina, Igor Grigoriev was left alone with 10 children.