On the banks of the Angara, two old, lonely people, a man and a woman, met. They found their happiness and would have lived like this until their death, but the great construction project, designed to turn the Angara into a giant source of electricity, separates them.

The film tells about one of the most mysterious peoples of the planet, the Dogon. The Dogon live in southeastern Mali in villages scattered over the rocks of Bandiagara like bird nests. They consider themselves aliens from the planet Sirius B and have knowledge in the field of the structure of the solar system, which scientists became aware of only at the end of the 19th century. Together with the hunter Assama and his family, the author gradually comprehends the multifaceted palette of Dogon life.

Artom and Lilya husband and wife. They are the children of great scientists. Like me too. We were born in Akademgorodok (USSR), the new Atlantis, built by our parents in the 50s. We saw it, lived there. And meeting each other many years later. Being already from completely different worlds, we decided to spend a vacation together. A serious thought about a possible nuclear strike on our native city, on our homeland, made some changes in our trip. And changed our life too. It was Russia, 2014.

The world's first documentary about multiple personalities. Karen is a psychotherapist who has been working with people diagnosed with multiple personality in San Diego for several years. Now it has a new name "dissociative identity disorder". A person with such a diagnosis feels that there are several personalities in his body that periodically switch from one to another. The film will allow viewers to look at the world through the eyes of a person in whom many personalities live, to observe the life of these people, how they fall in love, how they work, how they communicate with friends, how they go to the store, how they choose clothes for the day.

The film is only available for viewing in the Russian Federation."

Thirty-year-old Tanya really wants to get married. However, her fiance is not as perfect as it might seem at first glance. Therefore, the girl decides to find a replacement for him.

There is a district in Yekaterinburg where most of the inhabitants are visitors from neighboring countries. The characters in the picture are teenagers. They live and study here.

About the life of fishermen on the banks of the great river.

Lyudmila Vaulina is a pediatrician. She has worked in the community all her life. This is the first time she has encountered such a child.

Documentary comedy. A community of Old Believers settled in the upper reaches of the Biryusa. They fenced themselves off from the world with a wall of alienation. The film crew is trying to get through it.

The poet Natalya Gorbanevskaya (1936-2013) gained wide popularity primarily as a member of the dissident movement and one of the legendary eight who, on August 25, 1968, went to Red Square to protest against the invasion of Soviet troops in Czechoslovakia, paying for it with several years in prison. Gorbanevskaya was often called a heroine. She retorted, "I'm not a heroine, I'm an ordinary person." The authors of the film show several episodes from the life of Natalia Gorbanevskaya, wondering what kind of poet, woman, mother she was, and how her fate was after forced emigration from the USSR.

What does it mean to be a student and at the same time a conductor? How to deal with the organisation problems and a hostile orchestra that doesn’t want to collaborate? How to get through all of this without lowering the artistic standards your master has been trying to pass on you for many years? A film not just about the personal story, but about the process of academic artistic education in general. There is “no royal way to learn geometry” and neither is there one in Arts.

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.

The two men cross paths at work. One opens any locks, the other works for a bank and takes away living space for debts.

Elena is going home, to a village located on the front line in the "gray zone" of the Donetsk region, where she spent her childhood. In the garden, to keep the weeds out of the neighboring plots, her brother planted mustard. The girl lies down in the thorny grass and remembers how big and tasty apricots, cherries, pears, sweet cherries used to be.
The film is only available for viewing in Russia.

Stories of residents of the city of Tulun who were affected by the floods in June-July 2019. Their life after the cataclysm.