The film is an observation of the life of the Filippov family, who live in the north, far from civilization. This is a film about the path of man to man, about how nature, work and creativity save a person from spiritual death, give him the strength to live on and do not let him break.

Movie metaphor. Each episode of our life can also hide a mystical meaning. The tape is created in the form of a black-and-white filmstrip with moving frames. As it was at the dawn of the cinema era.

A film about a Russian village, an ordinary Orthodox parish, which is considered by the authors as the very ideal eco-village that the “greens” have been talking about for so long. Sincere surprise, reverence for Life, Creation is born in modern man only when he sees the "wild" world, the reserve.

The study of existential drunkenness turns into an in-depth observation of dozens of people who, consciously or in a state of altered consciousness, try to find the relationship between trauma, addiction and hope for salvation.

Leningrad, 1970. A group of Jewish dissidents plans to hijack an empty plane and leave the USSR. Detained by the KGB a few steps before boarding the plane, members of this group were sentenced to long terms of strict and especially strict regime of imprisonment in the camps. Two of them were sentenced to death. 45 years later, director Anat Zalmanson-Kuznetsov tells the gripping story of his parents, the leaders of this group, hailed as heroes in the West but still considered terrorists in Russia.

She was not in the life of her relatives for 6 years. Is this enough time to stop being human?

A film about the omnipotence of the bureaucracy and the corruption generated by this power. These are not general arguments, but answers to specific questions, who, when and how extorts bribes. The film is based on real stories and events. Its protagonists are people who dared to talk about their encounters with the corrupt bureaucratic machine. St. Petersburg politicians, social activists, and historians act as commentators and opponents.

Thirty-year-old Tanya really wants to get married. However, her fiance is not as perfect as it might seem at first glance. Therefore, the girl decides to find a replacement for him.

Zhenya Myshkin is an almost normal teenager. He lives in Kamchatka together with his sister Oksana in the family of his foster mother and her son Artur. Summer is in full swing, the sun is shining, you can lie on the river, you can write poems, you can do whatever you want. In some places, life becomes dull as an overcast sky, in other places bright as a beam between the trees. But soon the familiar world will have to narrow down for Zhenya to the walls of a remedial boarding school.

I didn't communicate with him during all my life, but it seemed like I had a communication with mom. And now I am dealing with the courts for simply being their daughter. How can I call you: father or dad? Just want to answer this question...

A film about the backstage life of a provincial circus. About a feat, a sound engineer, a monkey in a skirt and paranormal phenomena.

Maya Turovskaya, the legendary Russian culturologist, film critic, author of books about M. Babanova, B. Brecht, O. Knipper-Chekhova, A. Tarkovsky, talks about time and herself.

A documentary film about a young man who firmly believes in his purity and justifies everything with this faith.

The two men cross paths at work. One opens any locks, the other works for a bank and takes away living space for debts.

Three former political prisoners (worker Viktor Pestov, convicted of anti-Soviet activities, literary critic Mikhail Meilakh, convicted of possession of literature banned in the USSR (V. Nabokov, O. Mandelstam, A. Solzhenitsyn), human rights activist Sergei Kovalev, convicted for working on the release of the weekly on Rights person in the USSR) recall their stories of arrest and imprisonment in the Perm-36 penitentiary. In 1996, at the initiative of the historian Viktor Shmyrov, a unique museum of the history of political repressions "Perm-36" was opened on the site of this camp. Since 2005, on the last weekend of July, the museum has been hosting the international civil forum "Sawmill" with the aim of educating society: discussions, music concerts, excursions, film screenings are organized. Guests camp in tents on the field in front of the museum, representing various social and political groups, there are democrats, liberals, communists or just tourists. Years later, former dissidents return to the camp, now a museum, to take part in the Pilorama forum, whose tent camp, like a mirror, reflects the state of Russian society, haunted by phantom pains after the collapse of the USSR. Not disdaining provocation, young communists and members of the Essence of Time movement actively protest against the existence of the museum and forum, zealously entering into discussions with former dissidents. Over time, they manage to attract the attention of the public and authorities, which is why clouds are gathering over the museum. Movie page on FB: https://www.facebook.com/Perm36Reflexion/ Movie website: http://perm36reflexion.ru/

The film is dedicated to the main triumph of Russian aviation in the 1930s, the ultra-long transpolar flights made by the crews of Heroes of the Soviet Union Chkalov and Gromov. In unbearable conditions, they conducted a non-stop flight Moscow-North Pole-USA. The story is built on unique documents, the existence of which was not previously known. These are the diaries and manuscripts of pilot Georgy Baidukov, co-pilot of Chkalov's crew, recently found by members of his family. It is they who will shed light on the reliable history of the fate of Soviet heroes. Now these flights are considered the main events of the Soviet aviation of those years.

Maxim Gromov is a member of the National Bolshevik Party, a participant in peaceful actions of "direct action protest". For one of them he was sentenced to three years in prison and served almost 11 months. Now Maxim is moving from Cheboksary to St. Petersburg to continue his opposition activities. What will happen next?

For the past twenty-two years, the hermit has been living in a dense forest five kilometers from the nearest village. His house is a canopy made of dense fabric in several layers, an iron stove and an earthen floor. In winter, you have to stay cut off from civilization for a long time because of the fast, half-frozen river. The hermit believes that after nine months of living in the forest, you remain as if naked alone with yourself.

How far do you have to be from the crime scene to avoid being tortured? What can you do to avoid suffering? Will living in a mountain village save you? Are you at risk, helping your father with housework? It is a story of two families who should not have encountered police violence.

This is a story about the life of three Pomorok women living on the Onega Peninsula. What unites them? Waiting for girlfriends, the arrival of a son, news from the "mainland", since in many Onega villages there is no connection.