Moscow protests in the summer of 2019, caused by the exclusion of independent candidates from the elections to the Moscow City Duma, were brutally dispersed by riot police and the National Guard. The peaceful protest actions on July 27 and August 3, which brought thousands of people outraged by the injustice to the central streets of Moscow, inspired and made many bolder, despite the arrests and the large criminal trial called the “Moscow case”. The persecution has mobilized new forces of solidarity among professional human rights defenders and grassroots activists, especially young ones. Supporting political prisoners has become a fashionable pastime. How long?

The chronicle of one summer in the village of Sardayal, namely, anarchy mom, port wine, a concert in the school gym, a disco in the 2000s in the house of culture and a performance wedding.

The film tells about military conflicts in which Russia takes part. Opinions and different points of view of ordinary Russians and people of creative professions. Vladimir, Moscow, St. Petersburg, then everywhere...

In the life of 40-year-old Dana, there was one suicide attempt, fights with homophobes, drugs and a broken heart. Living in Russia, she is not afraid to speak openly about her orientation, enduring threats and ridicule. However, Dana does not despair and finds solace in watching TV shows and the big Big Tasty.

One of the most terrible problems of the Russian correctional system is medicine. Cancer is not so much diagnosed as diagnosed, because in prison a person gets to the doctor too late. And for the last right to die at home, too, have to fight. Human rights activists, officials, doctors and the main character of the film talk about how this happens.

The cycle of everyday violence, passion for art and existential anxiety are captured in Nikita Lavretsky's docu-horror, named after him and aggressively edited from a lo-fi video, where the hero-author appears between the ages of 0 and 16.

"I will become a mother," the heroine of the film dreamed of saying these words for the second time. However, she lost her daughter late in her pregnancy. After the tragedy, Anastasia decided to share her story. She will tell not only about how to survive the death of a child, but also about her eldest son David, who also suffered at birth.

The “self-isolation” regime due to the coronavirus epidemic was announced in Perm on April 2, 2020. Patrol cars drove around the districts and the call was read through the loudspeakers, "Citizens, we ask you to stay at home." It was forbidden to move more than 100 meters from the house, and to move around the city without a pass. It was allowed to walk dogs, go to the nearest grocery store and pharmacy, if required to keep a distance and wear masks. People over 60 have been advised to stay at home. The streets and yards were patrolled. In the first week of quarantine, the streets remained empty. Grocery stores and pharmacies were the main points of accumulation of residents. By the end of April, people began to go out more often to walk and treat themselves to shadberry berries.

A student, a nurse, a former loan officer and a former athlete are all strip dancers. Girls chose this profession to earn money. However, it is a complex world with complex rules. The owner of a strip club is also a difficult profession. The head of the Moscow institution Golden Girls Lucky Lee is a bright character, a video blogger, a fighter for world peace. To become the owner of a strip club, he gave up banking.

A film-reasoning about the connection of generations. There are many questions, and almost no ready-made answers. Tatyana Andreevna Frolova is a guideline for finding these answers. Grandmother speaks about her difficult fate with a smile, without bitterness. Her attitude to life, grateful acceptance of everything that she had to endure, becomes the basis of a dialogue, after which, you may want to understand yourself and critically look at your life attitudes.

A film-dialogue with Russian entrepreneurs during the spread of the coronavirus. This is the personal experience of those who have had to take great responsibility for themselves, their families, employees and customers during this difficult time. Heads and representatives of VKontakte, Citimobil, hh.ru, Delivery Club, British American Tobacco, Pyaterochka, Dodo Pizza, Gett and many others shared their stories.

Documentary series about life in isolation during the COVID-19 pandemic. The participants of the project are people from different countries who have different attitudes towards forced seclusion and are ready for a lively discussion. "When it's time to close at home, it's time to open up to the world", one of the slogans of the series.

Time to wake up is an online documentary filmed during the period of coronavirus. It’s an almanac of stories that would not have appeared without quarantine. The crisis revealed two types of people: those who are waiting for instructions, and those who adapt to new conditions. The characters of the film, volunteers, street musicians, founders of charitable foundations, entrepreneurs and artists, find themselves in the same house, called the new reality. Pupils of the “Anton tut ryadom” center collectively practice vocals and dances through ZOOM so as not to become isolated again. The owner of the 3D printer company decides to produce protective shields for doctors, although it is almost impossible to certify these products. A twenty-year-old student teaches free digital professions to people with difficulties appeared during a crisis. Danish street musicians, without earnings, believe that the world broke a couple of eggs in order to find out what kind of omelette it will turn out.

Every morning the author walks in the woods with his dog. Regardless of the weather and time of year. What can you learn from a dog? The author is sure that a lot.

A film about how a motorcycle trip to the island of Gotland led to reflections on the work and life of director Andrei Tarkovsky.