Anton was born in April 1985. Doesn't know the father. The mother wanted to leave him in the hospital. Anton was raised by a blind grandmother. Now Anton is graduating from the Conservatory and writing music.

A documentary series filmed in the reality show mode and aired on the STS channel in 2004. The goal of the creators is to convey the real atmosphere within the group and show the life of the Tatu group in all its manifestations.

An experimental musical film celebrating the art of blacksmithing.

Evi, Finland’s most experienced karaoke hostess, wants to hug her customers’ pain away. She packs her equipment and starts a car engine yet again to travel through the northern landscapes of Finland. Her journey interconnects with the stories of “KARAOKE PARADISE”. Toni, the shyest guy in the world, catches everyone’s eyes when on stage. Kari is searching for love and sings karaoke in his empty car repair shop. Elina can hardly walk because of Parkinson’s, but punk songs make her dance. Laura sings because talking is too painful. Finns have found a unique way out of loneliness: they sing.

We become adults when we stop judging our parents. The director made a film about his father and says about both of them: “This is a film about my father. He wanted to become a great conductor. But he just became a good person.”

84-year-old Vika is a star of Warsaw clubbing scene. A charismatic DJ and a colorful bird surrounds herself with young people, repeating that age is just a number. But when her health suddenly begins to deteriorate, Vika can no longer deny the passing of time. Will she find meaning in sharing the joy of life with other seniors by encouraging them to live their lives to the fullest? “VIKA!” is a bittersweet portrait of a woman who intends to celebrate life to the very end, a true inspiration both for silver generation and our future selves.

A film about the mysterious circumstances of the life and mystery of the death of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. He became truly the first great European. First in everything. A genius in art, in love, he easily revealed other people's secrets. But he took his main secret, the formula of happiness and immortality, forever with him.

On March 29, 2012, massive anti-government strikes took place in Spain against the government and its far-reaching economic austerity plans. In the very center of Barcelona, ​​protesters were rebuffed by police officers who pacified the crowd with rubber bullets. Everywhere people crowded, fires broke out every now and then, and the doors of offices and shops were closed. The only building whose doors remained open was the Opera House, where Ludwig Minkus' Don Quixote was given that day. On this very day, 32 students of the creative documentary workshop from Pompeu Fabra University took to the streets with cameras, along with their master Victor Kossakovsky, to film a film that captures the day's events. The end result is a "ballet film" consisting of shots of streets and squares taken from various angles. The image is accompanied by music by Minkus, which creates an alienating effect when viewed.

Film study of the artistic practice of actionism as a collision of contemporary art with everyday reality. The film examines the historical background of the genre and its continuity in the modern cultural process. The plot is based on the history of the Pussy Riot group. The film shows that actionism, as a phenomenon, is at the intersection of art, history and politics. In the Pussy Riot action, one can see the continuation of the tradition of Russian holy fools who were not afraid to tell the hard truth even to tsars. The art of the Russian avant-garde drew its inspiration from icon painting, and the Suprematist images of Kazimir Malevich can be seen in the bright clothes of Pussy Riot.

His dream of becoming a professional pianist is bigger than borders: four years in the life of Muhammad "Misha" Alsheikh, a talented teenage pianist from Ramallah, son of a Palestinian father and a Russian mother.

The story of the life and death of Kirill Tolmatsky (Decl), the most underestimated Russian artist, who tried to do everything in his own way, and became a symbol of the generation of the 2000s in Russia.

This film is about Oleg Karavaichuk, eccentric musical genius and famous St. Petersburg composer, who takes his final stroll through Komarovo, a bay-side summer community just outside St. Petersburg where he spent his whole life and wrote most of his works. His final piece, “The Komarovo Waltz”, unveiled here for the very first time, was written as a tribute to the place. The film is the reclusive composer’s eulogy to the community. It also serves as Karavoichuk’s farewell to audience as well as his last address and reminder of things that are truly important – love for your fellow man and virgin nature.

This film has become a cult for a whole generation, and over the years its value has only increased. In the center of the story are the young Boris Grebenshchikov, Yuri Shevchuk, Viktor Tsoi, Oleg Garkusha and Anton Adasinsky, people whose work has shaped modern Russian rock culture.

In the Belarusian village of Zarechcha, music sounds almost daily. Performed by Zoya and Valera. He is a multi-instrumentalist, she is a poetess. Each of them passed more than one difficult twist of fate before they were connected by a song.

The leaders of aspiring rock bands on the way to their dreams face the usual obstacles, the routine of everyday life, changes in their personal lives, lack of education and money, and counter flows of other people's interests. These difficulties are banal, but because of them, the protagonists begin to doubt whether I really want this? Am I going there? Did I make the right choice?

In Donetsk, in the terrible and destructive atmosphere of the war, the violin teacher Larisa is raising a children's quartet. Music lessons help children escape from the effects of total horror. Larisa inspires children with her example of resilience and courage, desperately hiding her personal family tragedy. Soon the quartet will fall apart and the children will disperse in different directions. Before that, they will have their last joint performance in Moscow, in which they will enter into far from their last battle with darkness, horror and death.

Rock is the music of the young. The protagonist of the film, Nick Rock and Roll, fundamentally disagrees with this statement. At 48, he still feels the music keenly and, as in his youth, he is looking for something unusual, non-standard in it. And so the film makes a kind of journey through today's musical underground.

The film is about a day in the life of a colony of mentally ill people. On the one hand, there is a feeling of the purest idyll, the joy of joint work and harmony, on the other hand, a growing sense of anxiety and doom.

This film is about three modern Russian singers (Irina Bogushevskaya, Svetlana Surganova, Anna Gerasimova), whose life and creative path can serve as a model of fortitude. Each of them had to overcome difficult life trials and remain true to themselves and their creativity. The author of the film and their colleague Elena Pogrebizhskaya talks about these outstanding women with a tragic revelation.

About the 8th quartet of D. Shostakovich. This work is sometimes called the composer's epitaph. The authors of the film tried to see in it reflections of the time in which the great composer lived. However, they say that history sometimes tends to repeat itself.