Life in a small town in the province pushes the heroes of the film to extraordinary actions that seem reprehensible from the outside.

The legendary Aristotle Onassis, a billionaire, became the founder of the richest clan in the world. However, the colossal money did not bring happiness to anyone in this family. Maybe it's all about the curse pronounced in 1968 against the Onassis clan by the great opera singer Maria Callas, whom Aristotle cruelly betrayed?

Yuri Shalaev was born in 1998 in Murmansk. Graduated from the Moscow Higher Command School. With the rank of lieutenant, he was assigned to the 70th Guards Regiment in the city of Shali, the Chechen Republic. In early March, he entered the war in Ukraine with his military unit. A month later he was taken prisoner. Records from Shalaev's phone turned out to be at the disposal of the journalist of "Ukrainska Pravda" Mikhail Tkach. He edited the 24-minute film "Occupier" on their basis. The story of Shalaev can be traced from 10 months before the start of the war and graduation from the school up to the last shots in Ukraine, where the lieutenant arrived as part of the Russian troops.

The village of Korkino near Chelyabinsk is full of wonders. The most impudent falsifications in the December elections to the State Duma were also recorded here. Here is the deepest coal mine on the continent. In February, there was a phenomenon here, in one day Putin resolved what the inhabitants had been fighting for fifteen years, with a wave of his hand he resettled several houses that were sliding into a pit. The investigation of Leonid Nikitinsky shows the whole absurdity of Russian democratic elections under serfdom.

"Bollywood" is a colloquial term that arose from the merger of two words: "Hollywood" and "Bombay". Today, Bollywood is India's huge film industry, thousands of films are shot here every year, they collect up to $ 20 billion a year. Moreover, these figures are many times higher than those of American Hollywood. How are these thousands of films made in India? How do the movie gods of the Bollywood Olympus live and how to become a star of Indian cinema? And why has Indian cinema always been so popular in Russia?

The short documentary tells the story of LGBT+ couple. Tosya and Masya have decided to challenge stereotypes and fight for their happiness despite the threats and prohibitions inherent in Russia.

Researchers, mathematicians and programmers, come to pickup truck training to learn how to seduce women. Their goal is to become real Alpha males. To do this, they practice their skills on local girls, making them the most immodest proposals.

A film about the history of Orthodox monasteries, which were located on the territory of Kosovo until the end of the last century. During the tragic events in Kosovo in the early 2000s, fifteen Orthodox monasteries and more than twenty churches were burned or destroyed. It is here, as in no other part of the planet, that Orthodox Christians suffer for the Faith. They carry it in their hearts, do not complain about their fate and with dignity endure the trials and sacrifices that have befallen them.

A film dedicated to the tragic events of September 1-3 last year in the Ossetian city of Beslan. The protagonists of the film are the inhabitants of the city, who, being held hostage, showed the best human qualities and saved not only themselves, but also other hostages.

During the years of socialism, Moscow has become a kind of museum of the Soviet period. But city monuments are not just museum exhibits, they “live” among us on the streets and squares, their destinies are closely intertwined with the destinies of the city and its inhabitants, with the events taking place at their pedestals. What place does the Soviet monumental heritage occupy in our cultural consciousness and in the space of a modern city?

A film about difficult trials for dogs and people in the conditions of the Arctic during the traditional national dog sled race in Chukotka.

Every evening on the outskirts of Kaluga there is a group of grandmothers-members of voluntary people’s patrol. Almost all of them are over eighty. Armed with red armbands and a formidable word, they go out to restore order in the area. It has become much more difficult for local drunkards to drink in the yard.

ight years ago, Sean Quirk, as a student at the College of Music in Chicago, heard for the first time in his hometown of Milwaukee an audio recording of the Hun-Khurtuu group, world-famous performers of Tuvan throat singing. And Sean's life has changed dramatically. He moved to the capital of Tuva, the city of Kyzyl, married a Tuvan Svetlana Sunduy, they had three children. He received land as a gift from the Government of the Republic of Tuva in the suburbs of Kyzyl and began to build his house.

A year and a half before the surrender of the Third Reich in besieged Leningrad, in accordance with the instructions of the Headquarters of the Supreme Commander-in-Chief, the so-called "Victory Map", a plan for the city of Berlin for the Soviet troops, was printed. The top-secret printing house was located in the carriage of an ordinary train; in order to detail the plan, they were looking for any photographs and postcards with views of Berlin.

A film about the life and fate of a real Russian patriot. All his thoughts, dreams and hopes are inextricably linked with the greatness of the Fatherland. However, over time, cognitive dissonance suddenly penetrates into his consciousness. Finding himself in a severe existential crisis, the hero of the film paradoxically and contradictory rethinks the concept of patriotism.

Veera, 25, is trying to cope with her childhood traumas. She goes to therapy sessions and discusses her problems. But that alone is not enough. She goes LARPing. In LARPing events people physically portray their characters, pursue goals within a fictional setting represented by the real world and/or an imagined world, while interacting with each other in character. In LARPing Veera becomes V, a character that may do things Veera cannot.

A film about the events of 2019, when Russia still had a chance to go the other way. The destruction of the opposition and the actual ban on an alternative point of view from the pro-government led us to today's events.

A film about the poet Vladimir Lugovsky. The director touches upon the period of evacuation of Lugovsky and other Russian writers, artists and artists to Tashkent. "Istanbul for the poor" called Tashkent Alexei Tolstoy. Others found an unusual charm in it, later recalled the green Tashkent cognac. Used unknown materials from the archives of Krasnogorsk, Tashkent, Alma-Ata, film magazine "Soviet Kazakhstan".

This dress has become a family legend. It was worn on especially solemn occasions, passing it to each other. Today, family members live in different countries, but the story of the green dress brought them together again in the virtual space.

Sixty-something Orthodox Jewish identical twins Abraham and Shraga live together in their childhood home in Brooklyn. Since the death of their parents, they have lost control of their surroundings, allowing trash to pile up and stray cats and vermin to move in. Forced into action by their neighbor, the brothers agree to let a professional cleaning crew invade their unclean sanctuary. Led by Hanan, a sympathetic Jewish man, the cleaners gently cajole and negotiate with the brothers to confront their demons and finally let things go.