Walks around Moscow with actor Alexei Batalov as a host. Estates, theaters, museums, temples, parks, squares, streets, squares. Each of the series of the cycle offers an interesting story about different places in Moscow.

The film is dedicated to the famous French architect, pioneer of architectural modernism, artist, designer Le Corbusier.

The film is dedicated to the outstanding Russian engineer, inventor, scientist Vladimir Shukhov. Under his leadership, about 500 bridges were designed and built, the first oil pipeline in Russia, the Kievsky railway station in Moscow. The callsigns of the first Soviet radio station, and later the first television programs, were transmitted from antennas installed on the Shabolovskaya radio tower in Moscow, built according to Shukhov's design. In Samarkand, after the earthquake, a beautiful monument of medieval architecture, the minaret of the Ulugbek Madrasah, was restored according to his project. 63 years of engineering work, and more than ten projects completed each year.

"We propose to look at the history and present day of the Kremlin through the eyes of people who have served the Kremlin for years. The film consists of five episodes. The first is the preparation of the Kremlin for the New Year, the second is dedicated to the Kremlin as a presidential residence, then the Arsenal and military history, the fourth is about symbols, the fifth series talks about the Kremlin as a museum. For example, a woman spent her whole life studying the Monomakh's hat. She, this keeper, talks about this hat like that! However, you need to watch the film," says Vitaly Mansky.

The most mysterious and significant phenomena in the history of mankind, the fate of people, the great secrets of great civilizations, unexpectedly revealed to us through the prism of architecture. Palaces and temples, lost in the space and time of the city.

The film tells about the journey of three presenters, Vladimir Pozner, Ivan Urgant and Brian Kann, across America.

The Finnish architect Pekka Helin is assigned to plan a new city for 600,000 people in Nepal. Mr. Helin is known for his elegant urban modernism. Now, towards the end of his career, he wants to create something “that has never been made before”. The New City should be characterized by green areas, sustainable energy, and quality housing, combining tradition with modern styles. A paradise for its inhabitants! Soon enough cultural conflicts arise. The Finns & the Nepalese don’t understand each other. A clash between Western dreams and reality of a poor Asian country emerges.

Moscow. Column Hall of the House of the Unions. He has seen a lot in his lifetime. What did you remember? How did you rate it? Flashes of memory like cosmic prominences.

A four-novel documentary about the city of Leningrad on the verge of the USSR's collapse. The main characters of the film are independent photographers who documented that time period.

The short documentary film “Lenin Square. Elista” is dedicated to the history of the main square of the capital of Kalmykia. Over the past 50 years, the square has undergone several significant transformations, each one symbolizing a new turn in history.

Study on the theme of the outgoing. The film is about the habit of peering into simple things, about the habit of noticing what you cannot call noticeable. An attempt to look at modern Moscow through the eyes of a man of the past, the twentieth century.

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

Under the guidance of architect Renzo Piano, the historic building of the HPP-2 power plant on Bolotnaya Embankment is being transformed into a cultural site. The film is a kaleidoscope of narratively unrelated scenes, united by a reflection on how art invades and influences our lives. The lifting of the air ducts is the same performance as the dropping of the inflatable scenery in the GES-2 Opera performance, and the planting of the forest is an act of actionism extended over two seasons, not inferior in its meditativeness and recurrence to the performance “Sorrow will conquer happiness”.

The documentary tells about the feat of Leningraders, the work of architects and climbers, about the disguise of the city and the preservation of monuments. Thanks to the unique chronicle, drawings and photographs, eyewitness accounts and the analysis of historians, fragments and motifs of the play “Hecatomb. Siege Diary” the film reopens the events of the terrible and holy days of the Siege of Leningrad.

Nicolae is a 9-year-old boy. He is a pupil at the Russian language school in Soroca. He really likes to go to school. He looks forward to going to the "last day of school" to find out if he is going to be accepted into the third grade. He knows all the streets of Soroca, because, together with his brother, Gena, they wander all day. Soroca - is a small town in the north of the Republic of Moldova. It is known thanks to the medieval fortress, the oldest on the territory of the country, but also thanks to the Roma community, that lives compactly in a neighborhood on a hill from Soroca. The Roma are eccentric here. They built big houses, some of them being replicas of known buildings in the world. Hence the name of the movie The Bolshoi Theatre, referring to the well-known building in Moscow, but also to the theatrical nature of the Roma people.

For as long as I can remember, I have always been drawn to look into every St. Petersburg courtyard. Quiet and strange life of the "inner space" of St. Petersburg, sounding behind the scenes stories from the life of city dwellers. This film is a short study on the theme "Portrait of my city".

Film without words and credits. Full of warmth and light. Keeping magical memories of someone's past summer. Perhaps lived by you.

The film tells about the architect Tsoghik Arabyan and the fate of the house she built.

Poet and artist Dmitry Prigov travels around his Moscow.

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