Tanya is 14. Her mother Lena is 39. They live on 450 rubles a month. So much is allocated by the state for the fact that there is Tanya. It's "baby". Tanya lives with her mother in the village of Ruchevaya, Pskov region. There are no jobs at all in Ruchevaya. But there are cranberries. Cranberries are the only way to survive. About a happy childhood, dreams and future in the film by Denis Berestov.

Confession of the Siege of Leningrad. The filmmakers are representatives of the last generation who heard about the most terrible tragedy of the 20th century from the lips of its witness.

The film is a pilgrimage to the origins of victory in the Great Patriotic War directed by theater director Maxim Kalsin, who traveled this path from childhood to staging the play "Victory Days" at the Magnitogorsk Drama Theater named after Pushkin. The spectator reveals both the little-known events of the Second World War and the real human stories of witnesses of the war years on different sectors of the front.

Observation of a man left a shadow in his hometown alone with his fears, his only friend and grandmother.

The Belarusian avant-garde artist, who lives on a farm far from civilization, makes bold predictions of the consequences of technocratic development, shares his humanistic ideas and the experience of unity with the whole world. The film leaves an impression of the subtle co-creation of nature and fantasy, the artist and jazz improvisers, art and the imagination of the audience. The film returns the viewer to the eternal questions in an atmosphere of rare confidence and charming self-irony of the artist Alexander Zabavchik.

The director of the summer pioneer camp near Vilnius, Samuil Pevzner, after the German attack on the USSR on June 22, 1941, managed to bring about 1,000 children through Belarus to the deep rear. The film tells about the difficulties faced by the children and teachers of the pioneer camp during the journey to Udmurtia, where they all found shelter and stayed until the end of the Great Patriotic War.

The author shot the film in the last years of her grandmother's life; some of the frames were taken from the family archive. The grandmother often assumed the role of mother. At the end of her life, she had to change: she became a child, and her granddaughter became an adult.

The story of an ordinary girl from the Moscow region, who at the age of 15 was diagnosed with stage 4 cancer of the lymphatic system. Her life was completely turned upside down. In the film, she will tell how she managed to cope with the disease and fulfill her dream.

Film-portrait about Honored Artist of Russia Vaga Sogoyan. The film touches on such important topics as family values, customs and traditions, the connection between fathers and children, maternal love, friendship between peoples, devotion to art. The protagonist of the film talks about the path he has traveled, reflecting on art and its role in life. With special warmth, he remembers Father Friedrich Sogoyan, an outstanding sculptor, author of over 400 monumental and easel compositions, People's Artist of Russia (2004), Ukraine (2011) and Armenia (2017).

The film tells about the fate of the outstanding conductor of the 20th and 21st centuries, Gennady Panteleimonovich Provatorov. Musicologists and critics put him on the same level as the great conductors Rozhdestvensky and Svetlanov. From a young age, Gennady grew up in a musical environment, early began to learn to play the piano. During the Second World War, together with the Central Moscow School of Music, he was evacuated to Penza. After the war, before graduating from the conservatory, he entered the conducting faculty. Gennady Provatorov represented the Moscow conducting school in the city of Kuibyshev for 10 years and brought up a whole galaxy of musicians, received the title of People's Artist of Russia here. At this time, the Kuibyshev Philharmonic Orchestra is among the top 10 in the country. In Belarus, where Provatorov completed his career and the conductor's students and followers remained, he was simply idolized. The Honored Artist of Belarus, Professor Provatorov was enthusiastically received in England, South Korea, and Spain.

The film continues the series of films "The Cinema Language of the Era", where, telling about the life and work of outstanding Soviet film directors, we focus the viewer's attention on the cinema language of the masters. On discoveries, finds, intonation. And, already through the cinema language, we reveal the personality of the directors themselves. Boris Vasilyevich Barnet, an actor and director who has taken his special place in the history of cinema! His films create their own special world. And the main thing in it is the details, the little things that form the patterns of everyday life. Or the patterns of being….

The film is named after the protagonist, because a personality is always hidden behind the image and activities. This is a story about the most ordinary man, with the most ordinary desires and plans, the perception of life. His name is Sasha, not "this", "transvestite" or something more obscene.

Each of us lives our own life, not knowing that Time lives behind the dials of watches, even the smallest ones. When the time passes, it cuts off the thread of life, or prolongs it by changing the clock mechanism. But what happens if time is wrong?

The work of Nadia and Nikolai Fedorovich is to save children in the north. They are both air ambulance doctors, only with different experience. Nikolai Fedorovich has been working for over 40 years, while Nadya has been working for only 3 years.

A look at the history of the civil war Viktor Lvovich Huang-Qibai in 100 years.

Nina Timofeevna is a native of Sviyazhsk. She is 80. She gets up at 5 am to do all the household chores before the sun goes down. Sometimes she visits her 96-year-old class teacher Lidia Petrovna and reads the newspaper to her. Every Sunday she attends services at the church of Helena and Konstantin. Suddenly Dasha appears in her life. She is 20. They have known each other for exactly three days. In this short period of time, a family connection is established between barely familiar women.

Using the example of 6 different characters living in a small Siberian town, the film tells that there is no big or small business. Each of us is able to change this world even with the simplest action or word. You just need to be brave and take a step towards your dreams.

Baikonur. So familiar yet mysterious at the same time. Everyone has heard about it, but almost no one knows how and by whom the first spaceport on the planet was built. Today's everyday life of the cosmodrome is no less striking than its history. The film crew visited the giant oxygen plant, Start No. 31, from which the Challenge project was flown, the communication complex with the ISS, the hardware complex of the emergency rescue system.

Embark on a fascinating journey into the Earth's unknown depths. This documentary unveils one of the most remarkable scientific achievements of the Soviet era—the Kola Superdeep Borehole. Descending over 12 kilometers into the Earth's crust, scientists uncovered mysteries that continue to intrigue researchers to this day. What did they find at these astonishing depths? What secrets lie hidden beneath our feet? The film immerses viewers in the thrilling world of scientific exploration, chronicling the risks and triumphs of Soviet scientists. Through unique archival footage, interviews with project participants, and contemporary reflections on the significance of the Kola Superdeep Borehole, the documentary paints a vivid picture of an era defined by groundbreaking achievements in Russian geology. This film serves as a tribute to the pioneers whose relentless efforts brought humanity closer to understanding the mysteries of our planet. Don’t miss this captivating scientific odyssey!

An experimenter and inventor of many different cinematic effects, including the "effect" of his own name, an improviser and educator, a decorator of salon melodramas and a revolutionary, a car enthusiast and a flamboyant hussar! And all of this is embodied in one person — Lev Kuleshov.