February 25, 1956 No one yet knew that on this last day, the closing day of the CPSU Congress, an event would occur that historians would compare with a nuclear explosion.

A film about the modern generation of girls for whom aggression has become the norm. Fights sell well on the Internet, provoking teenagers. They themselves are poorly aware of how this could end and in what kind of world their children will live.

The Rostov producer decides to make a real hip-hop star out of a street kid. Most recently, the producer himself got out of the "ghetto", having fulfilled the American dream, received fame, money, a beautiful life. Having met a young unlucky rapper, the producer decides to repeat his feat, but already playing the role of an influential patron and mentor.

The film is based on archival footage, which depicts real events that have taken place in Chuvashia since 2002 and are still ongoing.

Who is a drug addict? Criminal? Dangerous sick person? Or a hero fighting the worst enemy? It is customary to treat drug addicts as the scum of society, unnecessary and superfluous. But it's not just weak people who start using drugs. Very often, especially in childhood, drugs appear in life as a tool of socialization. Using the example of a personal story of one person, the author tells how people in Russia treat drug addicts, what stereotypes they have to face, whether they manage to start a new life and whether there is a share of responsibility of each of us in the problem of drug addiction.

While the father is trying to get through to his son, he remembers his whole life.

A documentary about whether there is a happy old age in Russia. The protagonist of the film is old in body, but not old in spirit. He ages so as not to lose the joy of life and the clarity of his eyes. Eccentricity or an example for the rest? The film talks about the key issues of life and death. The film will allow you to come closer to accepting an indisputable fact, that one day everyone will have to ask themselves “Do I have a life after retirement?”

Yuri Gagarin is a real idol of the modern Leonardo da Vinci, the ingenious Italian artist Vincenzo Bianchi dedicated his museum on the mountain to the Soviet cosmonaut. The artist equates the spacewalk with the discovery by mankind of a new perspective, which once happened in the Italian Renaissance. The space discovered half a century ago is still not inhabited and not studied by man, so the Master invites like-minded people, students of the Moscow Art Lyceum, to the rock of Arts he created in Cervara di Roma, which rests on space. Does the New World Need Artists? And can they be one?

Traveling through abandoned places in search of home.

Koktebel. New destinies. Secrets and insights of the culture of the Silver Age.

A film about parents who have not given up on their disabled children. When a disabled child is born in a family, parents in most cases face the same problems. But everyone solves them alone. Being left alone with your misfortune is the most difficult period in the life of parents of disabled children. Not everyone manages to overcome it and enter society.

Motor ship "Anton Buyukly" was launched in July 1969 in Romania. The people who came to work on this ship became a unique crew in their own way. Many of them worked as one team for a very long time. It was a rare case in the Sakhalin Shipping Company. "Anton Buyukly" has become for many sailors not just a place of work, but a real home. And the crew members of this ship remained true friends for life.

A story of a Russian woman who accidentally invested in a cryptocurrency mining farm. This investment drove her to investigate the history-making hype surrounding Bitcoin. She speaks with diverse experts as she travels across the globe, from Russia to the USA, Switzerland to Hong Kong, Singapore, China, and South Korea. The film is a contextual, culturally-focused dive into ten big, global cities where the viewer will uncover answers to the question “What is Bitcoin and Blockchain?” and, in the process, discover the real people standing behind this 21st-century digital Gold Rush.

After three teenagers died of an overdose, artist and activist Katrin Nenasheva organized a self-help group called "Teens and Cats". In it, teenagers share their difficulties and support each other. Initially, at the meetings of the group, they talked about how to cope with drug addiction, later to this was added a discussion of mental illnesses, bullying, violence, selfharma.

Have we transferred from the past, from the 30-50s of the Soviet period, the features, behavior, character, habits and values of that time? Has the lived period changed our cultural identity?

This is the story of an ordinary policeman Alexei Mikheev, who became a victim of his colleagues. He was accused of a crime he did not commit. He was tortured. Unable to bear the torture, he jumped out of the window and became disabled. For almost 10 years he was looking for justice.

In the Republic of Tuva, the main symbol of the culture of the people is throat singing ("khoomei"). But the Tuvan tradition says that only a man is allowed to perform khoomei, it is forbidden for women. Those who break the rule are predicted to have serious problems in their personal lives. Despite the ban, several women in Tuva still sing.

What is childhood made of? A cliff, a river, snowfall, a grandmother, a crow on a fence, all these images, bypassing our still fragile consciousness, penetrate us and determine our future life. And the one who manages not to lose all this, but to retain and preserve it, gains a chance for immortality. And nothing less is worth living for.

For several years, scientists studying images of our planet from space have been talking about an unusual phenomenon that periodically appears on the surface of the deepest lake in the world, at Baikal. Every year, when the lake is covered with ice, huge concentric circles of regular shape appear on it. They are not visible from the earth, but from space these huge geometric figures are clearly visible.

A film about simple human love in a large family. The head of the family, Grigory Babanin, went through the Chechen war and managed to keep the warmth that he gives to his children, and there are 16 of them, and all are adopted.