Several dozen soldiers in a military train are transporting an exhibition of captured weapons from Syria across Russia. Artists of military ensembles accompany this holiday. In each city, they are met by thousands of spectators who dance and take pictures with them, and their children swear allegiance to their homeland.

In the town by the sea, from the place visited by tourists "Balcony of Europe" you can observe a miniature model of the world, mass holidays and everyday routine. For the locals, the rhythm of life they have adopted means stability in a rapidly changing noisy world around them.

The film reveals the mechanism that entices human beings to voluntarily turn themselves into submissive, faceless creatures. Thus, they become a resource to be used by the state – a grey lump of ore oblivious to the innate value of their individual life. The town of Apatity first came into being as a concentration camp. Today, 50 years is considered a ripe old age in the industrial town of Apatity, while the environment is at the brink of an ecological disaster. The adults while away their lives at the factory bus stop whilst the children – the token of their immortality – miss out on family life and warmth. Instead, they are left in the care of state structures that inculcate in them the traits of prisoners, making use of celebration-like dancing and marching trainings. Neither the children nor their educators are aware of this. They are convinced that they are bringing up a generation of patriotic heroes, fated to become legionnaires of the Earth and the adjacent cosmic expanses. The only way out of this system is death. However, if you die for the state you become an immortal hero. The dancing and marching fall into the conveyor-belt rhythm of the moving trains, full of grey lumps of ore that are also destined for immortality: they will become phosphorus fertiliser on which new life will grow. Film website: https://immortal.ee

The enigma of the personality cult is revealed in the grand spectacle of Stalin’s funeral. The film is based on unique archive footage, shot in the USSR on March 5 - 9, 1953, when the country mourned and buried Joseph Stalin.

Old age awaits us all. But if some survive, others live without noticing the years. Our hero is an artist-painter, a person who is not discouraged. He is 79 years old and is still a romantic. He had four wives and countless "muses". And he dreams of falling in love again and then only dying. The main thing for him is the love of painting and, of course, the love of life.

Dina, who alternates between India, Moscow and Odessa, travels to Naberezhnye Chelny, where she grew up, to visit relatives. And especially a distant relative, the girl Ramina.

A fantasy film about the great actress of Russian cinema Margarita Terekhova. The transience of human life, like a dream, in which reality and art, personal joys and dramas are intertwined with the feelings and emotions of the characters played.

Mila got diagnosed with tongue cancer. Instead of operation and chemotherapy she decides to try an unconventional treatment in the Amazon jungle of Peru and to make a film about her healing process.