The poet Krasovitsky is Father Stefan Krasovitsky, a priest of the Russian Orthodox Church. He was ordained to the priesthood in New York in 1990. Father Stefan has two parishes, one in the attic of his house in the Moscow region, where he lives most of the year and serves every day in complete solitude; the second in Karelia, in the village of Reboly. In the village on the border with Finland, Father Stefan usually comes in the summer, he serves in the church built by his eldest son. The villagers gather berries, they have no time for going to services, but Father Stefan does not seem to be trying to attract them to the Temple. Stanislav Yakovlevich Krasovitsky in the late 50s was one of the brightest poets of his generation. In the early 60s, he destroyed most of what he had written and did not return to poetry for some time. Some of his poems remained on the pages and in the memory of his friends, who never unraveled the mystery of his act, and he himself turned into a legend.

About the cardiac surgeon and the largest collector of contemporary art Mikhail Alshibay.

A film about a generation of thirty-year-old men who left the sport, formed as individuals in the criminal 90s and live in the era of the new Russian stagnation. "Hankering" is a day of their life, their view of the state of things, their ways of overcoming "traction". The film is the winner of the Main Prize of the festival "2morrow/Tomorrow".

Veronica and Alexander, the young family of Ukrainian artists, trapped in Saint-Petersburg, Russia, decided to escape to Vancouver, Canada. This film follows them while they wait for visa in the Fall of 2013.

Marina has been doing gymnastics for over 15 years. She is the oldest gymnast of the Zhemchuzhina Olympic Reserve School. She would be happy to end her career and live normally, study, have a hobby, love. But at the behest of the coach, she did not go to the competitions that she had been striving for her entire career. Therefore, at the age of 20, she is forced to stay in the sport for another two years in order to wait for the next chance, and her coach is forced to undergo endless trials, because that very prison of Marina is the life of Elena Anatolyevna.

The first documentary film about the frontman of the popular rock band "Nerves" Zhenya Milkovsky. This is not only a story about the attitude of a rock musician. It is about constant movement, search, humanity, of course, about music and about us.

Artemy Ulyanov works as an orderly in the morgue. And he writes books. Which are printed by the largest publishing houses.

For the film, the author chose a small part of the three thousand works that made up the art object. In the film, these images come to life, are transformed into a video sequence.

More than a quarter of a century has passed since the collapse of the Soviet Union. We still feel the contradictory echoes of this process and, probably, we will feel it for a long time to come. There is little left that still unites the former citizens of the former empire. And this is not least Soviet food, an absolutely unique socio-cultural phenomenon of Soviet history and Soviet life.

Documentary verse. One day in the life of the last narrow-gauge railway passing through the mountains of the Caucasus. There are people of different ages and strata in the car, their conversations and a lone driver, who has been traveling on the replacement of his best friend for 20 years after his death.