In his youth, Gavrila was a member, and then the head of a gang. But he saw God and decided to leave for a monastery. The wife is unable to compete with the Almighty for her husband's heart and leaves Gavrila. The film follows the life of the protagonist in the last weeks before the tonsure, which he spends in the parish of Father Andrian. Gavrila humbly helps the priest, talks with the parishioners and trusts the viewer with the secret. It turns out that he leaves the world in an attempt to cope with the main temptation. And that temptation is women.

Love doesn't get old. The author of the film about the great Ukrainian artist Volodymyr Loboda and his wife Lyudmila seems to believe in this thesis. The film won the Grand Prix in the non-fiction film competition at the Window to Europe Film Festival in Vyborg.

Dima is a person from the future who finds it difficult to live in the present.

In 1974, Marta Wiesolowska and a photographer from the Politika magazine came to report to an amazing farmer. Ursula Flies, an intellectual who received an excellent education, decided to continue the work of her deceased father and lead his farm. Now she manages 13 hectares of land. This difficult decision and the difficult conversation of a brave girl with a meticulous journalist were at the center of Lozinsky's film at the same time. A quarter of a century later, the director returned to his protagonist to find out what these 25 years have become for her. A unique spiritual experience? Resolving the consequences of a wrong decision?

In recent years, on February 27, people have taken to the streets of different cities around the world. People who remember Boris Nemtsov.

An experimental documentary, featuring mind fragmentation, a search for patterns, and Japanese urban architecture. A time capsule of sorts, centered on (biological or artificial) brain states, it makes different themes and voices converge and connect in a rhizomatic, multitasking structure reminiscent of musical counterpoint (and attention deficit behaviour symptoms).

Made in the style of classic discussion films, the film is a reenactment of the Facebook controversy over the demolition of the monument to Lenin in Kyiv. The conversation takes place at a turning point in history, at the moment of the return of history as a force that dominates the participants in the dispute and calls them as witnesses to its trial.

Two, not counting the cat, go on an anti-crisis trip by car to see the beauties of Russia and talk about how to have an interesting and budget vacation.

Civilian victims of Russia’s terror, Oleksandra Ikonnikova and her 6-year-old daughter Nadiia, spend three weeks at a Ukrainian field hospital for the wounded of heart. Oleksandra, who struggled to keep Nadiia alive, is suffering acute post-traumatic stress. Nadiia has stopped eating. Psychologists help them recover and build resilience for more pain still to come. The survivors learn to become warriors, not victims. Their determination to thrive is their way to fight back against Russian aggression. Oleksandra and Nadiia grow stronger in the supportive community but leave with no home to return to as the war rages on.

A film about a commander, a Russian officer of the Airborne Forces, who fights on the side of the militia in eastern Ukraine.

The filmmaker, on the threshold of his fiftieth birthday, found out that he had to choose how to remember his family. After the death of his mother, he found her diary, which describes a whole life day by day. The diary completely changed his idea of his own childhood and his parents. This diary robbed him of his past.

Kim Longinotto devoted all her work to women, the female share in different countries. This time her film is about women from Cameroon about a judge, a prosecutor and those whose court cases they handle. All of them, according to Longinotto, embody the stunningly striking social changes taking place in Africa.

For many centuries, the beautiful half of humanity has been accumulating information about ways to seduce men. Our contemporaries in a new way answer the eternal question "How to attract the attention of a man?" They answer, by the way, quite frankly.

A group of actors went to the east of Ukraine during all the years of the Russian-Ukrainian war. Their memories, experiences, the rehearsal of a play about the war, the new circle of communication that the war brought, all this is intertwined in the film with excerpts of the dramatic play, which was created on the basis of the texts of Oleksandr Dovzhenko and modern Ukrainian poets.

War does not affect only the soldiers on the field. The smallest denominator of war is often a child. This smallest piece of the puzzle cannot understand the entire reality of which it is a part. Their experience consists of short moments, full of unclarity, sadness, and often even happiness. The film tries to depict what goes around in the heads of these children, as we follow through the lens a bus full of Ukrainian refugees fleeing toward Finland. To get a better understanding of what a young individual goes through in such a hectic event, we hear stories from ones who have experienced it all - old Karelians. This has happened before, and it happens now. The stories dating back almost 80 years are not that different from the reality we are seeing now.

August 2015. There has been a ceasefire in Donbas for more than six months, the violation of which is periodically declared by all parties to the conflict. About how in the current situation in which the civilians of Donetsk live, the protagonists of the film tell.

We can all present some account of our own childhood. Jay Rosenblatt presents this personal account of America, the norms of education adopted in it and their callousness. And it turns out a tragic accusation to a system that did not raise, but only forbade, limited, imposed and bred "complexes" in boys of the same generation as the author.

In his inimitable lyrical manner, Honigmann, a five-minute classic of Dutch documentaries, creates a portrait of today's Brazil. The mediator in the matter of portraiture is also a classic, but already of Brazilian literature, the poet Carlos Drummond de Andrade. His frankly erotic poems become the key to understanding the country for the director. And as a result, Honigmann succeeds in this image of the Brazilian society and culture, which seems to know no boundaries between spirit and body.

Video sketch about the life of Moscow, about her morning awakening.

"Heartist" explores the life and work of artist Sigrun Gunnarsdóttir - one of the most important contemporary painters on the Faroe Islands. The colourful simplicity of her style has resonated with the art world, resulting in local and international recognition. With aesthetically pleasing and carefully composed imagery, inspired by Sigrun's own approach, this documentary delves into her artistic vision, her life journey, personal challenges and quirks.