The Sayano-Shushenskaya hydroelectric power station is the most powerful in Russia and the sixth largest in the world. It was built during the Soviet Union from 1963 to 1978 on the Yenisei River in Siberia. In 2009, one of the world's largest man-made disasters occurred at the hydroelectric power plant, which claimed the lives of 75 people. It took five years and 40 billion rubles to resume the operation of the station. And although the exact cause of the accident has not yet been established, the engineers accused of the accident have been imprisoned.

Lyrical sketch about Odessa. Its heroes are the original city itself and its ordinary inhabitants.

Uncle Sasha is a dreamer who lives on an island in a "dead" village, surrounded on all sides by water. He dreams of the restoration of the monarchy and the revival of the wise Russian way of life, trampled by European influence. Every spring he builds a bridge, and every winter he breaks it with ice. Now Uncle Sasha has begun the construction of the thirtieth bridge.

Ukrainian-born jazz pianist, who then lived in Moscow, moves to New York and takes a piano tuning as his day-time job. For 20 years now, his day begins with tuning the note A at 440 Hertz. But can one stop being a musician though?

The ordinary life of an ordinary person, condensed into seven days and two quatrains.
What happens if you go with the flow until the very end? Maybe not much, but it could make for an interesting film obituary.
The text is based on an old English nursery rhyme. The image is taken from Soviet and Russian film footage.

Vera fulfilled her childhood dream by becoming a bear trainer. Having survived the betrayal of her husband, leaving the circus, she fought for the life of her animals for many years, replacing her family and children, but the most difficult test was ahead. On August 31, 2015, a flood hits Ussuriysk, flooding the zoo where Vera's bears were kept. She tries to save her charges, but the price for their lives is too high. "Cage" is a docudrama about how a cage for an animal can be a cage for a person.

Summer 2010. The entire central part of Russia is engulfed in fires. The authors, together with volunteers, go to the very epicenter of events. Volunteers, foresters, firefighters - they are not heroes in the usual sense of the word, it was just their life, their misfortune, and they tried to cope with it as best they could.

In 1917, during the Bolshevik Revolution, hundreds of families, partisans of the tsar and fallen imperial Russia fled across Europe. One hundred years later, nostalgia for the motherland is still alive.

An implanted instructor conduct knife fighting classes. Personally, for him this is a special way of knowing the limits of his capabilities. How to be on a par with an opponent much better than you? Not to let him hurt you or to get a close combat, which means to make vulnerable not only him, but also yourself?

A year before the war, Russia experienced a wave of mass protests triggered by the arrest of Alexei Navalny, a politician detained upon his return to Russia after an assassination attempt by FSB agents. Protesters and allies of Navalny fell under the weight of repression. Over 180 people from various parts of the country faced criminal prosecution, many organizations were forced to shut down, and a wave of political emigration began. The domestic repression served as a foundation for the onset of a full-scale invasion of Ukraine, suppressing the voices of those who could have spoken out against it. OVD-Info tells the stories of the participants in the Palace Case, the most massive politically motivated criminal campaign in Russia before the war. We produced a documentary about five individuals: IT developer Alexander Federyakov, student Anastasia Ponkina, university teacher Victoria Novikova, taxi driver Valery Evsin, and blogger Vladimir Egorov. Political scientist Ekaterina Shulman and lawyer Mikhail Biryukov provide commentary. We made this film to draw attention to all political prisoners in Russia and to show how people who found the courage to protest are living.

Moscow electronic musician Moa Pillar (Fyodor Pereverzev) and the founder of Ored Recordings label Bulat Khalilov meet in Nalchik and set off on a trip to Kabardino-Balkaria and Adygea. Each of them pursues their own goals, plunging into the world of Circassian traditional music. Fedor is looking for an opportunity to make a joint recording with local musicians, while Bulat increasingly doubts the appropriateness of such an experiment.

On the banks of the Podkamennaya Tunguska, in harsh northern conditions, the people of Keto live, the keeper of a special way of life, traditions and rituals.

Lieutenant of the Internal Troops, sapper Sergey Arakcheev, who was awarded state awards for demining the territory of Chechnya, was accused of killing civilians, fully acquitted by two jury trials and then sentenced by a military court to fifteen years in prison.

Rising star of Voronezh rock music Zakharova dreams of traveling with her band around the world, writing novels and always being in the spotlight. And even more, how to fall in love. Zakharova has two options.

Putin's decision to attack Ukraine on February 24 set fire to Ukraine. The flame of battles in the hottest spots of the east of the country, and the flame in the souls of people who are ready to sacrifice their lives and everything they suffered for the sake of victory. Moldovan journalists Viorica Tataru and Andrei Kaptarenko were in Ukraine during the first attack, walked along the road of war and documented the life of Ukrainians, what keeps the flame of hope burning, how they hide from the bombing and how they help the men who fight at the front.

Mother and daughter are returning to their hometown Belgorod during an Easter week. Mother is trying to find her father's grave. Daughter is looking for locations for her first feature film.

Politics quarreled the Voronin family. Nina Yegorovna loves Lenin and votes for the communists. Yevgeny Yegorovich cannot stand the leader of the world proletariat and votes for the ruling party.

Fisherman Volodya lives in the Abkhazian village of Bambora on the Black Sea coast. A former thief and murderer, today he is a hospitable host and an exemplary family man. The sea became for Volodya not only a source of survival in post-war Abkhazia, but also a refuge from the bustle of the outside world. Children, animals, mountains, grapes, Abkhazia seems like an earthly paradise, but traces of shells on the walls and military helicopters in the sky constantly remind of its fragility.

At any time, socialist, perestroika, after the collapse of the Union, the "red director" Anatoly Kanashchenkov emerged victorious from the most difficult situations. However, now, in order to get out of the unfair game of circumstances with dignity, he needs to lose.

The Kuril Islands still remain a mystery to the rest of the world to this day. The popular science film "Land of People" rediscovers the unique territory of the Kuril Islands, with their unique human and natural wealth. Repeating the route of the first colonists, the viewer will get acquainted not only with the extraordinary beauties of this distant land, but also with the modern inhabitants of the islands, people of outstanding professions, somewhere adventurers, somewhere simply strong and strong in spirit, who live in places far from modern civilization, where there is neither the Internet, nor cellular communication, nor other, the most familiar items of everyday life for a mainlander.