Katya has worked at the Sumarovskaya Elk Farm for 20 years, where she is responsible for delivering calves from female elks. Although her duties can sometimes be harsh, she loves her job and is devoted to her son, aspiring to provide him with a better future like any mother would.

Saturday, Sunday, 48 hours. Everyone chooses for himself how to spend this time. In the documentary "Weekend", which tells about the work of volunteers, the participants of this selfless movement give their free time not only to people in need, but also to animals. The film consists of several short stories covering different profiles of volunteer organizations: volunteers at the Moscow Zoo, volunteers from the Friends on the Street Movement, volunteers from Greenpeace Russia and the Joy of Old Age Charitable Foundation. All short stories add up to a single story about human kindness and disinterested help to one's neighbor.

This is a film about the relationship of the author with the material of his own work, in which the material itself is the protagonist and where the author has no choice but to become the same material himself in order to be able to interact with it on an equal footing.

She was the beloved of Vladimir Mayakovsky, who dedicated almost all his creations to her. She had a mystery, incredible charm and magic, which even now make more and more researchers interested in her personality.

Amadou, a young Black man from Guinea, is seeking to build a new life in Moscow, searching for the 'European dream' and a place to call home. After leaving his girlfriend behind, he moves to Germany, only to find that life there is just as challenging. Will Amadou find his true home, or will his journey continue?

My birthday every year starts with a cemetery.

The homeless elderly woman Nadezhda and the pigeon breeder Oleg lost everything that was dear to them. How to continue to live? Someone finds salvation in an Orthodox church, recently built in the Tallinn microdistrict, where both live. But the heroes of the film have to find a way to their own gods.

Biography of the artist, who took the clergy, and his wife.

Climbing the tower, the artist Igor Makarevich builds a path along the figurative tower which is one of the most frequent and important motives of his work. The artist is followed by a character created by him which appears in the film as a subjective view. tThrough his works Makarevich speaks on such often taboo topics as death and madness, without leaving a subtle irony and lyrical outlook on things.

Lenochka is young and beautiful. She lives in the suburbs and dreams of finding her love, but her attempts are unsuccessful. For some reason, every acquaintance with a man turns into a fleeting meeting.

The author dedicated this drama to his countrymen, builders and metallurgists of the famous Magnitka. The giant plant saved the country during the Great Patriotic War, strengthened its power in peacetime. No one spoke or thought about the price. Through the prism of his own childhood impressions, the author shows the history of his native city, talking about the inhuman conditions of life for several generations, about how a fairy tale became a reality in the “city of dreams”.

In the summer of 2019, the largest protest rallies in recent years took place in Moscow after the refusal to elect independent candidates for the Moscow City Council. Usually attracting the little attention, this time the Moscow parliamentary elections were the main political event of the year. The film tells about the election campaign of the headquarters of Daria Besedina and Anastasia Bryukhanova.

On December 23, 2020, the smelting shop in the village of Nikel carried out the last melting and was stopped forever. The workshop began to be built back in the 30s, when this territory belonged to Finland, and the village was then called Kolosjoki. At the end of World War II, when the territory was ceded to the Soviet Union, the destroyed plant was restored, and the village was named Nikel. It is located west of Murmansk, a few kilometers from the Norwegian border. In the 1980s, the plant emitted about 400 thousand tons of sulfur dioxide into the air per year, and in 1990 an environmental campaign was even launched in Norway to Stop the Soviet Death Clouds. The Norilsk Nickel company, which took over the mining and metallurgical plant in Nikel in the 1990s, initially agreed with Norway on the modernization of enterprises on the Kola Peninsula, but then abandoned the program. In the end, Norilsk Nickel, the largest supplier of non-ferrous metals to the world market, decided to close the smelter on the border with Norway, promising workers social guarantees, transfer to other company enterprises, retraining, pensions, and a small business development program for the village and, for example, industrial tourism.

The film was shot in Luzhitsy village. Exactly in that period of time natural and social landscape in that area began to change drastically because of grandiose industrial building process. The situation exceedingly effects Vad'd'a, they are a small people with thousands years of history, they survived through wars, revolutions and Stalin.

A man who is sure that women stopped making love and flew to another planet. A hero who mistakes self-pity for personal success. The girl who lost the unequal battle with her own boredom. A husband who sacrifices his wife's health to avoid arguing with her. A lonely woman who refused to see her loved ones, so as not to be like everyone else. What do these people have in common? The film consists of a series of self-disclosures, striking in their sincerity. The picture is permeated with the poetry of the emptiness of a huge city, Moscow.

In 2005, Mikhail Khodorkovsky was found guilty of economic crimes and sentenced to 11 years in prison. But this film is not about the most famous political prisoner. This is the reaction of the Russian population to the arrest of Khodorkovsky, recorded conversations on the streets of different cities with the first passers-by. People's mercilessness, the desire for blood, the joyful readiness to administer lynching themselves, saving the fatherland, over all who are smarter, richer, freer, over Jews and people of a different mentality, such is a frighteningly objective assessment of a country whose future may never come.

Film "Anna. Kill a Journalist” is dedicated to the well-known journalist and human rights activist Anna Politkovskaya, who died at the hands of criminals. In the film about Anna Politkovskaya, her colleagues, and most importantly, the protagonists of her publications, are remembered: mothers whose children suffered; wives whose husbands died in Chechnya or became victims of terrorist acts; women whose loved ones have lost their lives. One of the women was prevented from committing suicide by an article about her dead son, while another gave her the strength to fight. The audience was finally able to understand who Anna was for those she wrote about. She knew how to take on the suffering of others, they went to her when there was nowhere else to go.

A remote settlement in the south of Russia. The former lecturer of the Knowledge Society, physicist Boris Zolotov lives here. In the mid-1980s, he decided to leave the walls of a research institution in order to start living according to his own convictions. His worldview takes the form of hour-long swimming rituals, mantras, and nightly theatrical performances. A group of people gathered around Zolotov, willing to share their knowledge and demonstrating an unusual collective faith on the border of science, cosmology and psychedelic trance theatre. Like many in the group, young Ekaterina has questions that cannot be answered elsewhere. Together with Boris Evgenievich, she discusses the concept of happiness in contemporary Russia.

Vilejka District, Minsk Region, Belarus. Lonely elderly villagers are taken to the House of seasonal residence. Each new resident brings his experience and way of life. Nevertheless, they have to overwinter together. The time goes through full of diseases, talks, TV watching, remembering and so on. A new resident arrives in the middle of winter and the atmosphere in the house changes.

In rural Azerbaijan, a mother welcomes her adult son, who left home eight years earlier. In the calm rhythm of rural life, reflective silences punctuate their personal, philosophical conversations.