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

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 film tells about the life of a small community of Russian Molokans. Representatives of this small religious group are settled all over the world, but for several centuries they have retained their authenticity and a strong connection with their homeland, which once rejected them. Being under strong pressure for a long time, the Molokans were able to maintain their convictions and reverent attitude towards the world, towards the people around them. How and why they succeeded, these are the questions to which we have to find answers.

More than twenty years ago, the war ended in Abkhazia. But the shadows wandering in the corridors of the republican psycho-neurological hospital still remind of its consequences. Sometimes it begins to seem that the shadows are us. The monochrome picture of their world sometimes conveys much more meaning than we can perceive.

The film director goes in Ukraine after a long absence for the death of her grand mother. On the spot she discovers the legacy of her grand mother, a book collection, but she doesn’t know what she gonna do with it. Pending a decision, the film director revisits some places of her childhood, old neighbors, family, but also unknown peoples and unknown places. During her meetings we will learn the way the people have lived before the fall of the soviets and how they live today. At the end of her journey, the film director choose to bring back the grand mother’s books with her.

In "ordinary" life, the heroine of the film works as a saleswoman in a fur shop. But every Wednesday night, she changes jobs and teaches yoga and meditation classes to local sex workers. Without judging, without blaming, she tries to help them understand and overcome their fears, to feel like worthy women again.

A film about twelve St. Petersburg teenagers who were convicted of criminal offenses under various articles, but received a pardon and their real terms were replaced with conditional ones with the obligation to live in a social rehabilitation center.

Vika and Serezha have been dating for almost three years, but they never get married. They blame Serezha's grandmother, who strongly dislikes Vika, for this. At the same time, their relationship is far from traditional ideas about romance, they constantly harass each other with reproaches and quarrels. But maybe this is what true love looks like?