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 based on the story of the Oval Sarcophagus with Dionysian scenes from the antique collection of the Pushkin Museum im. A.S. Pushkin. At various times, the owners of the sarcophagus were the Roman Emperor Septimius Severus, the Italian Cardinal Marco Sittico Altemps, and finally, the Minister of Public Education of Russia, Count Sergei Uvarov, who purchased the sarcophagus for his "museum" in the Porechye estate near Moscow. The history of the sarcophagus is an occasion to reflect on the connection between epochs and cultures, the vicissitudes of fate, the mystery of life and death. Filming was carried out in various museums in Moscow, Rome, in the Porechye estate and the Hermitage.

"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.

At the peak of perestroika, in 1987, in the village of Gorki, where Lenin spent his last years, after a long construction period, the last and most grandiose museum of the Leader was opened. Soon after the opening, there was a change in ideology, and the flow of pilgrims gradually dried up. Despite this, the museum is still in operation and management is looking for ways to attract visitors. The curators of the museum, loyal to Lenin, are doing their best to resist the advance of commercialization. The film "Leninland" tells about the modern life of this amazing museum-reserve and its employees.

Historical memory is not only archives, libraries, great art collected under the roofs of large museums and private collections. There is collected what belongs to all mankind. But each of us has a historical memory, these are trifles, faced with which, we suddenly recall with all clarity our childhood, the people around us, that long-gone life.

The film is an observation of the contact of modern man with contemporary art. The genre is a documentary tragicomedy.

Yuri Gagarin is a real idol of the modern Leonardo da Vinci, the ingenious Italian artist Vincenzo Bianchi dedicated his museum on the mountain to the Soviet cosmonaut. The artist equates the spacewalk with the discovery by mankind of a new perspective, which once happened in the Italian Renaissance. The space discovered half a century ago is still not inhabited and not studied by man, so the Master invites like-minded people, students of the Moscow Art Lyceum, to the rock of Arts he created in Cervara di Roma, which rests on space. Does the New World Need Artists? And can they be one?

The grandson finds the grave of his grandfather, who went to the front in 1941 and died in a fascist prisoner of war camp.

This film is based on the unusual fate of an unusual picture, a double portrait of two prominent historical figures. On one side of it, in 1896, the last Russian Emperor Nicholas II was depicted in a palace interior. And on the other hand, almost three decades later, Vladimir Ilyich Lenin in full growth against the backdrop of the Peter and Paul Fortress. For a long time, this canvas in a gilded frame was kept in the assembly hall of the St. Petersburg secondary school on the Fontanka, with the Leninist side facing the viewer. The side of Nicholas II, on the contrary, was hidden under a layer of paint for 90 years. Only in 2013, the year of the centenary of the Romanov dynasty, the restorers almost accidentally discovered the image hidden from the audience. The incredible combination of two warring rulers on both sides of the same canvas turned out to be a real sensation. It is no coincidence that the portrait became the central exhibit at the exhibition dedicated to the Russian Revolution in the Hermitage in 2017. However, the plot of the film is not limited to one sensation. The viewer will have to make a lot of amazing discoveries both in the history of writing an unusual picture, and in the fate of two almost forgotten Russian artists.

For half a century, house number 10 on Bolshaya Sadovaya has been full of fans from all over the world. But not everyone is happy with such a neighborhood. Is it possible that what Bulgakov wrote about will never cease to be relevant?

The first presentation of a unique project of the State Museum of Fine Arts. A.S. Pushkin House of Text. In the future new museum space, in addition to the library, the department of manuscripts and visual information, numerous exhibition halls will be located. According to the idea of the director of the Museum Marina Loshak, each room will become a living reflection of the textual structure of a person, his world and images. The first story is about Lyudmila Ulitskaya and Andrei Krasulin.

In May 1991, the exhibition "Russian Art of the Age of Alexander II" opened in Genoa, it featured 75 paintings from the Tretyakov Gallery. The exposition was a huge success. There were only three days left before its closing, as on the night of September 25-26, one of the halls of the Villa Croce Gallery was robbed. The Art Carabinieri, the world's first special unit, which searches for stolen cultural property both in Italy and abroad, helped solve this high-profile case.

The theft of the painting "Saint Luke" by the Dutch artist Frans Hals from the Pushkin Museum has become one of the most famous crimes in the field of art. It was even made into a feature film based on it. However, few people know that even before this abduction, the fate of the canvas was filled with tragic events.

A group of schoolchildren comes on an excursion to the Tsarskoye Selo Lyceum. The museum itself suddenly starts a dialogue with two students who have strayed from the group. They are transported into the past and go through the years of life in Tsarskoye Selo together with their fellow lyceum students.

The film was shot for the 90th anniversary of the Leningrad region. It is about people who work in palaces and museums, preserving history and art for us and for posterity with their enthusiasm, will and warmth of hearts.

As in the Moscow Museum of Ultra-Modern Art immediately after the exhibition "SUPERPUTIN" they opened an exposition about North Korea and invited DPRK diplomats to it.

On April 28, 2017, a certain Frontier ran along Malaya Znamenka. An invisible line that divided the 26-year history of the public museum and the Center of the Roerichs into two parts before and after. In the past, there were world recognition, traveling exhibitions in Russia and abroad, international scientific conferences, publication of books and magazines. In the present, there is a museum destroyed by the state and the lack of access to the Roerichs' heritage.

The main character of the film, Alexander Logunov, can be called the informal keeper of Slepnevo, the former Gumilyov family estate, where Anna Akhmatova and Nikolai Gumilyov spent their summer months from 1911 to 1917. In the film, one can feel the miraculous rapprochement between Alexander and another main character, Nikolai Stepanovich Gumilyov himself.

The program tells about the history of one of the nine forts of the Grodno fortress, introduces unusual finds from the First World War and a unique museum. You will see a giant parapet from a bird's eye view and look at the only surviving fortress bridge.