A film about the cooperation between the Soviet and British Air Forces in the autumn of 1941.

The criminal availability of drugs is literally killing our compatriots in Greece. Exclusive footage of buying and using the drug.

A film about how they make a herd out of us.

Portrait of a doctor-storyteller, creator of the first hospice in Russia Andrei Vladimirovich Gnezdilov, who devoted his whole life to psychotherapeutic work with terminally ill people, trying to alleviate their suffering.

A film about the Ob River and the people living on its banks, about the problems of the relationship between people and the river. The main direction of the idea of the film is the need to preserve the wealth of our Motherland.

Musician Alexei Kortnev in a film about Russia and corruption. Thoughts of the leader of the "Accident" group about the fate of Russia, friends and betrayal. The film also stars the organizer of the Protest Moscow movement and a pensioner from the village of Drachevo, who has no funds for treatment.

A film about modern Armenia, which preserves traditions, culture, historical monuments.

Train artist Sasha Tsypkov says, "This is not physics. You can't learn a formula here and work with it. You just dig your own hole. A cave in which there is no one, and you are alone there with a lamp further, further, further. You try to dig there, where you like. You look around and you don't see anyone. You feel like you're alone and you're in shit."

Every day we plunge into the world of our problems, completely forgetting how magical the world around us is. And only through the eyes of a child can one feel the whole fairy tale of the world around.

Spinning in a carousel in our personal interests, sometimes we do not notice the most important thing, people close to us. And only when we realize that we can lose them, real feelings wake up in us.

This is a story about how a chance meeting can change your whole life.

In each of us, somewhere deep inside, lives a little prince, the personification of our eternal radiant soul. But how to get to it? This eternal question will not be answered by the great French writer Antoine de Saint-Exupery, but by the simplest, most trivial psychologist in the world, whose works would never have entered the history of mankind, if not for a cup of hot coffee, the grains of which are grown exclusively in the gardens of Eden.

In Soviet times, it was impossible to get to the concerts of the composer Oleg Karavaychuk, because they simply did not exist. Karavaychuk's eccentricity aroused bewilderment among the then leaders of culture, and he was actually forbidden to speak to the public. Recognition came to the composer only in the 2000s.

The theft of the painting "Saint Luke" by the Dutch artist Frans Hals from the Pushkin Museum has become one of the most famous crimes in the field of art. It was even made into a feature film based on it. However, few people know that even before this abduction, the fate of the canvas was filled with tragic events.

Main heroes - people with disabilities, take part as actors in theater. The stage for them is not therapy or entertainment. This is the only way of life in which they do not have limited opportunities, because for creativity no physical limitations matter. The viewer has the opportunity to immerse himself in the life of this community and to feel the true love, openness and power of people, who seemingly have nothing to hope for in their life. The film was shot with the participation of theatrical companies from Lithuania, Poland, Ukraine, and Belarus.

In 1898-1902, a joint Russian-Swedish expedition carried out unique work on Spitsbergen to clarify the shape and size of the Earth. Expeditions of the Russian Geographical Society set off in the wake of this scientific feat in 2014 and 2016. Showing the dramatic moments of the confrontation of travelers with both the harsh Arctic nature and people both in the past and in the present, the film tells why, how and under what conditions a geodetic triangulation network was created for degree measurement in Svalbard and what remains of it today .

Recently, Italians shared some unique information. They discovered an ancient prison where Russian prisoners of war were held during the First World War. For 100 years this story has been considered a legend. But by the centenary of the end of the First World War, Trieste, like many cities in the world, declassified its archives, and the legend came to life. What were the Russians doing here? Why was their captivity carefully hidden from the whole world? Why doesn't Trieste appear on the official website of the Red Cross, where all the camps of the First World War are marked on the map? And why was the prison where the Russians were kept walled up? And finally, what is the fate of these Russians in Italy? Did they return home, or did they forever remain in the terrible catacombs of the ancient city, forgotten in their homeland, where by that time there was already a new government?

The film tells about the connection between the two countries, Russia and Germany, about the proximity of two distant cities, St. Petersburg and Stuttgart. And also about five amazing women who lived in these cities in the past, connected them, and about those who live in these cities now, keeping the historical memory.

A film about the Kiev artist Evgeniy Roytman.

Elena Saprygina is disabled, she lives in the boarding house Lesnaya Dacha. Elena found herself in sports, and thanks to this, she discovers the world for herself.