The film is dedicated to the centenary of Alexander Galich. One of the great trinity of bards Galich - Okudzhava - Vysotsky, who for decades determined the social and intellectual climate of the country. The authors of the film tried to understand how it happened that he, a recognized playwright and screenwriter, challenged the authorities and chose the fate of a disgraced bard, an idol of informal culture, went his way from well-being to rejection, to unofficial glory? He was forced to leave the USSR, three years later he died tragically in Paris, and his songs keep coming back and coming back to us.

Many of the inhabitants of the first cooperative house in Moscow were shot during the years of the Great Terror. Now the building is located at Dolgorukovskaya, 5, in the past it was Kalyaevskaya, 5. The family of Dmitry Belanovsky moved there in 1939. According to the story of his father, the former owner of the apartment, by the name of Gurevich, was repressed by the NKVD. For many years, Dmitry was haunted by the thought of what kind of people lived here before him, why they were arrested and how their fate turned out. It took almost twenty years to find information about the former tenant. Through his own, almost detective, investigation, he managed not only to identify this person, but also to find his relatives.

In 2016, esports games were recognized as an official sport in Russia. The film is a months-long observation of the life of world eSports champions. The AG team consists of students from St. Petersburg, Stavropol, Vladimir and Kazan. They met in the online shooter Warface. Together they won the championships of Russia and the world. And together they change their attitude to gaming, for them computer games are a profession. The first author's documentary film about Russian eSports.

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

Russia is a huge country full of contrasts and contradictions. Big cities, endless forests, steppes, swamps and snowy fields stun, intrigue and enchant. In this film, viewers will see Russia through the lenses of modern Russian photographers Igor Mukhin, Elena Anosova, Danila Tkachenko, Alexander Gronsky, Valery Nistratov and many others who worked in Moscow and St. Petersburg, the Urals and the Far East, the Far North and Chechnya.

The film tells about a unique creative and family duet, about two outstanding theater directors Henrietta Yanovskaya and Kama Ginkas, who have been building an amazing theater house for thirty years. Not only for himself and his actors, but also for hundreds of viewers devoted to them. In other words, this film is a family portrait in the interior of the theater and in the “exterior” of time.

The memory of the Great Patriotic War is the only thing that this small Russian town lives on. As a great treasure, this memory is preserved here in every home and passed down from generation to generation. And it is precisely this that prevents people from realizing that, against their own will, they are involved in a new war.

School number one is a docudrama based on the terrorist attack that took place 15 years ago on September first, in a school in the small Northern Osetian town of Beslan. The three-day siege and it's horrible aftermath. Who is responsible for the incredibly high death toll among the hostages? What provoked the bloody operation to free the hostages 52 hours into the siege? Who answers for the interrupted negotiations, and how are former hostages and their families coping today? What political ramifications did this act of terror leave in its wake. Who benefited from it the most, and how did it affect the every day lives of Russia as we know it today?