A six-month voyage along the Siberian rivers is a real test for doctors, life in small cabins, strict ship routine, drills and emergencies. Nurse Vika left her little son at home, who gradually forgets her. Dr. Olga Nikolaevna escaped from loneliness, as her son grew up, and now he has his own life. Difficult relationships in the team, as there is no opportunity to take a break from others. The motor ship climbs far along the tributaries of the rivers, where heavy vehicles have not been seen for a long time. Rising to the Ural Mountains, at the risk of running aground, the ship reaches the most remote villages. Zyryans live there, many of whom still wear national clothes. Khanty and Mansi live down the river. The captain must keep not only the ship, but also the team in good shape, because this team has its own problems.

Pianism is the practice of piano music. It implies mastery of the instrument. In the life of the protagonist, Honored Artist of Russia, laureate of international competitions Sergei Musaelyan, this term takes on a slightly different meaning.

Everyone in the yard knows the eccentric Oleg, but no one knows where he goes on his two-wheeled tractor.

In 2020 humanity is faced with a disease that has taken many lives. What to do when left alone with the symptoms of the dreaded virus? Go to the hospital or be isolated while waiting for the disease to subside? The film tells about the life, routine and problems faced by a girl who was left alone during quarantine in a Ukrainian dormitory.

In the 20s, during the Civil War, a unique case arises, namely, a Russian general of German origin leads the Asian Cavalry Division and liberates Mongolia from Chinese invaders. Without losing faith in the return of the Russian monarchy, he advances from Siberia, occupied by the Bolsheviks. The new Genghis Khan named Roman Fedorovich Baron von Ungern-Sternberg does not even suspect that the "Western evil" of the revolution will be omnipotent. For the next hundred years.

The poetess Anna Nerkaguy had all the qualities that could make her a cult figure for her people, the Nenets, “true people” (as the name of the people is translated). But in 1993, her life changed dramatically. Death of Tanya, daughter. She became the starting point of Anna's new path to Orthodoxy. And away from the traditions of her people. Now Anna has replaced the mother of many orphans and teaches them the true faith.

Monarchist Vasily Shulgin and communist Friedrich Ermler, once these two powerful heroes personified Russia, torn into two irreconcilable ideological camps.

My mother is 55 years old. The dreams of her youth did not come true, three children parted, her husband turned out to be a stranger. It is necessary to find a meaning to live on and she decides to do network marketing, improve the health of the population of a small provincial town in Belarus.

The heroes of the film, were mainly young people who renounce self-interest and self-love, in search of meanings, striving for self-restraint, to protect humanity and love, - students, workers, artists, athletes, military, ecologist.

The essence of restoration is the recovery of what has been lost. In the film, the author — who is also the main character — tries to rebuild his relationship with his grandfather, with whom he did not speak for three years after a conflict. Through filmmaking, he attempts to understand this close relative and to restore the family by reconnecting three generations: son, father, and grandfather.

The film continues the tradition of "village lyrics" of Russian documentary filmmaking.

The film tells about the dramatic fate of Lydia Nikolaevna Delectorskaya, muse, model, love of the great French artist Henri Matisse.

Katya walks through the old snow-covered cemetery. Her legs get stuck in the snowdrifts. The girl is looking for her mother's grave, digging up slabs from the snow. The search for her mother makes Katya deeply immerse herself in traumatic childhood memories, relive them and walk the path of her own life. But where does this trail lead?

A film-portrait of the outstanding conductor Vladimir Yurovsky, who led the London Philharmonic Orchestra and the E. Svetlanov State Symphony Orchestra for many years. Now Yurovsky is the general musical director of the Bavarian State Opera and the artistic director of the Berlin Radio Symphony Orchestra. A man of the world, open to different cultures, but missing the Moscow winter.

Irina lives in Siberia with her husband, son and mother with dementia. How does she manage to stay happy day in day out? What kind of personality is needed to still enjoy life despite the hardships of modern reality?

There are two people in the center of the story, Tatyana and Sergey. They have lived almost all their lives in the village at the "end of the world", but now they are forced to leave their home.

Olga picks up a downed dog on a busy highway. Alive, but with a serious injury, a fracture of the spine. Veterinarians advise the dog to be euthanized, because Rada has little chance of surviving. But the girl decides to fight for Rada's life. And soon she will realize that she is not alone in this struggle. And there are more victims from "our smaller brothers" than she could expect.

The film attempts to comprehend the phenomenon of the Empire in a broad cultural context on the example of the great empires that have existed for centuries, experienced a rapid flourishing and sometimes mysterious death.

The film tells about the life of the mountainous Dagestan village of Chokh in the period between the engagement and the wedding, which was witnessed by a traveler around the world from South Korea.

In the 60s of the XX century the construction of the Nizhnekamsk hydroelectric power station began. According to the plan, 173,000 hectares of land in the republics of Tatarstan, Bashkortostan and the Perm region were to remain under water. Here preparatory work begins: forests are cut down, electrical lines are disabled, the dead of the local cemetery are reburied, residential buildings are destroyed, 700 thousand people are resettled. The village of Semiostrovo was also in the flood zone, and in 1976 the population left these lands, but one person remained. At the same time, despite the government's warnings, the village was not flooded.