This film-discovery, based on real life events of Alexander Sergeevich Pushkin, will completely change the idea of who we used to call "our everything", not suspecting to what extent it is true.

The life of the student Polina goes on as usual, until external circumstances unexpectedly interfere with her, or rather she is delayed at a rally. The next day, it's time to tell your parents about it. The heroine and her parents are separated not only by distance, but also by her views on life and politics.

Mikhail Savelyevich Shaprov (aka the gypsy Shapiro) lived not one, but three lives. Revolutionary romantic and diplomat; "enemy of the people" and political prisoner; a documentary filmmaker who reveals to people all the most important things in this world. The story of Mikhail Shaprov is told by his grandson, director and screenwriter Andrey Raikin.

After a nuclear war, a small group of people survives in a bomb shelter. They fight for limited resources and struggle with radiation and monsters. This is the plot of a role-playing game organized in Crimean bomb shelters in 2019. The film follows a group of enthusiasts, who explored different versions of the future designed as a post-apocalyptic world. The role-playing game was a way of processing the memory of previous wars and reflecting on the possibility of coming wars — a reflection that today seems uncanny in light of Russia’s invasion to Ukraine in 2022 and the role of Crimean annexation in the current war.

1080 meters is the depth of the Komsomolskaya mine, where the heroes of the film descend daily. Around the tundra and abandoned villages. There are five mines left around Vorkuta. After the explosion, there were four left at Severnaya. The city lives. Pasha and Roma drive around the city in cars, talking about their lives and finding themselves in various places.

Who promised the Muscovites that the war of 1812 would not affect them? What was the punishment for telling news to friends in the 19th century? How did Napoleon and the French behave in captured Moscow? And the main question is, who actually burned Moscow?

Jews were called "the main secret of the Soviet Union." For seventy years they existed in the zone of silence, but this silence attracted a burning and constant interest. Some were sure that the Jews had penetrated everywhere, up to the top of the Soviet power, and ruled the entire USSR. Others looked for Jewish allusions in popular books, songs, films. Still others saw Jewish secret signs everywhere and everywhere. Where are the real facts, and where is the fruit of a sick imagination? And the very phenomenon of the Soviet Jew is also not a very clear thing. How did he remain a Jew, not retaining for the most part his religion, language, without preserving traditions, and often accepting new traditions with pleasure? Culturologist and journalist Anna Narinskaya, who grew up in a “non-Jewish Jewish family,” speaks to witnesses of the time, her friends and relatives, anthropologists and researchers of popular culture, and seems to be moving towards answering all these questions. But these searches lead her to a very strange place.

A documentary dream of a girl who cannot wake up from a traumatic but alluring past, where she was close to her loved ones.

"A lonely man wants to meet." This phrase began to appear more and more often in marriage announcements, on the pages of newspapers and magazines. But today women's most important natural instinct, maternal, has begun to disappear. This is how single fathers raise children. And they don't have much time for their personal lives. How can you find a new wife for yourself, and a new mother for your child? And in general, how to arrange your new life like this? It is especially difficult for men who have become single fathers after a severe tragedy. This happened in the Grigoriev family. This story in the city of Kursk is retold by heart. Igor is the only father of many children here. And the only one is a single father. After the death of his wife Marina, Igor Grigoriev was left alone with 10 children.

“In order to be martyred and die for the faith, a person must feel the reality of the existence of God and the reality of the other world,” say the descendants of those who were martyred for the Orthodox faith in the middle of the 20th century. The Church has already canonized some of these murdered as New Martyrs and Confessors of Russia. Their children and grandchildren are trying to figure out how their holy relatives related to the main issues of life: the relationship between a man and a woman, the sacrament of marriage, the upbringing of children, death, suffering, sacrifice. And how much all this was passed on to them, the descendants of modern saints.

According to statistics, every third Russian in the summer-autumn season becomes a real mushroom picker. And we are looking for mushrooms not at all for food, but because we love to do it, because for many this is a real passion called "silent hunting". At the same time, many mushroom pickers do not even know what these unique creatures of nature are, appearing and disappearing quite suddenly. This amazing, third kingdom of wildlife is still largely a mystery even to scientists.

The film tells about one of the most familiar to man and at the same time the most amazing substances of the surrounding world, about air, about its natural properties, about the contradictions and costs of its uncontested "cohabitation" with a person. The basis of the film's narrative will be the monologues of recognized experts in various fields of knowledge and various fields of activity, each of which will characterize the air from their professional point of view.

A portrait essay about a farm managed by Darya Fedotova, whose husband volunteered for the front. This resilient woman raises two children, oversees a demanding household, and waits with hope for her husband’s safe return.

Documentary observation of the life of high school students on the eve of the anniversary of the Victory. A film about the reverse side of patriotism.

Yuri Afanasevich, or simply Afanasich, as everyone calls him, is 77 years old. He lives in the Irkutsk region. For twenty years, every winter, Afanasich goes to the taiga and spends three or four months there. His task is to catch wolves with the help of traps. So he protects not only deer and roe deer, but also domestic animals. In recent years, wolf packs manage to eat entire herds of livestock during the winter. Afanasich is a loner. He knows everything about wolves. And, it seems, the wolves already smell the approach of Afanasich by smell. As soon as he appears in one of his taiga temporary houses, the wolves leave. “In order to fight wolves, you have to be a bit of a wolf yourself,” Afanasich believes.

This film about the process of technical discovery, insight, the “theory of an internal explosion” of a person was based on real facts and events in 1988 in the USSR related to the implementation of an agreement with the Americans on the elimination of medium and short-range missiles.

On New Year's Eve, the ambulance service of the city of Torzhok has a lot of work. Someone fried cutlets and burned themselves, someone broke his leg, someone had a sixth birth, and someone just got drunk and fell right under the wheels of a passing car, the daughter beat the old mother, and the man had all the signs of a heart attack, but he refuses to be hospitalized, hoping for the Russian "maybe". People argue, cry, resist. And only under anesthesia they calm down and become silent.

Six stories told by residents of besieged Leningrad. After the war, their fates turned out differently, but during the years of the blockade, their paths of life were intertwined with the history of the victory of an entire nation. This picture is a sincere and honest story of one of the few witnesses of the blockade who have survived to this day about themselves, Leningrad and the will to live.

The film takes place in the Far East, on the uninhabited island of Rikorda in Peter the Great Bay. The protagonist Fateich, together with his family, takes care of his own underwater farm and extracts sea delicacies, but he is constantly robbed by poachers. The life of a small person, inextricably linked with the world around him.

Every summer, a military-patriotic camp for kids is being held on the Russian island of Sakhalin, 8000 km to the east of Moscow. The children are being trained in national values and armed combat, backed by lessons of Russian orthodox tradition. In Summer 2015, due to the 70th anniversary of the victory of the soviet army in WWII, the camp takes part in reconstruction of a historic battle, where the kids take on the roles of soldiers and the adults teach them how dying looks best on the battlefield.