The whistling of klaxons, the cries of street beggars, howling, screeching, dirt, an endless panorama of faces, streets, cities, roads. A poor and such a foreign country. For several months now I have been following the girl Katya around India with a camera. Where and why is she going?

What is virginity? Does it make sense to keep it until marriage? Girls asked themselves such questions about twenty years ago. What is virginity? How much am I willing to sell it for? Such questions are asked by modern girls. But is modern man ready to sell only virginity today? The three protagonists of the film are young girls from the provinces who dream of conquering Moscow. Each has its own plan. One seeks to get into a fashionable TV show and build love with the hero of her dreams, along the way giving him, and therefore all viewers, her purity. Another imagines herself a new Madonna or a new Britney Spears, she protects her virginity, because this is a valuable commodity. And the third treats virginity as a commodity, ready to sell. Just need money. To go study. It doesn't matter which institute, the main thing is to be in Moscow.

Gora is a frail middle-aged woman who works as a janitor in one of the sleeping areas of Rostov-on-Don. She has neither a residence permit nor a medical policy, and in order to somehow save money, she lives with a friend in a barracks for 500 rubles. The two-storey densely populated hut survived only because it stood in the landfill for its entire history. People have been living here for more than forty years. They grow geese and goats in summer kitchens, boil themselves, drink, love, die. A nunnery is located a hundred meters from the barracks. There are 15 girls of all ages in it, in essence, this is the same barrack, only completely whitewashed and surrounded by a brick fence. They say the abbess is a former prison guard. Passion is no worse than in the cool Mexican series.

Masha is a bright girl who knows the value of her beauty and charisma. The price is so high that she can afford not to work, have a car, an apartment, live in the center of the capital and not worry about anything. It would seem, what else can you dream of? However, Masha's soul asks for more, money and expensive gifts for some reason no longer bring happiness. And one day fate gives her such a chance. Masha starts a video blog on Youtube, where she tells the girls about what she knows firsthand, namely, how to get hooked in Moscow, how to take care of yourself, how to meet a rich man, how to keep him. And from that moment on, Masha's life changes dramatically.

Tatyana came from Moldova to the Ryazan region in search of a better life. She has four sons whom she raises without a husband. And somewhere in the world live a few dozen more of her children. “God forbid that everything is fine with them!” reflects the heroine, who is again in position.

The history of human life in photographs. A very personal film made by a director about his beloved late wife.

St. Petersburg, Russia Killing Girls brings us into the world of an abortion clinic that specializes in late term teenage abortions. Here, abortions are sometimes performed even after 6 months of pregnancy. Killing girls is a story made for women with a women’s point of view. Russian writer Anna Sirota shares her own personal story with the audience, comparing the sad experience’s of her own, with Russia's new generation of teenagers. Killing Girls tells the truth about abortion - this film is neither Pro Life nor Pro Choice. Filmmakers follow the main characters when they enter the clinic and stay with them when they leave. But it is not just a documentary about girls who have had to make a tough decisions and only focusing on the medical procedures. Killing Girls is a story about moral and economic choices in today’s Russian society. It is the story about girls that at one point in their life decided to end a late term pregnancy. It is the story of the doctors who performs these late term abortions. Who are these people and what makes them do what they do? Killing girls takes the audience through the history of abortion in Russia, through the Stalin time to Perestroika, and ending up today. It is story about choices and decisions, about morals and consequences, about sin and salvation and finally about the eternal battle between life and death. This battle is happening today. This film is the 3rd part of the trilogy by David Kinsella and Anna Sirota called “The Children of Perestroika”. Other films - „Love Letters from a Children's Prison“ and „Beautiful Tragedy“ are also available for viewing on our site. The 3 films compare the Russian youth of before the revolution and after.

What does a woman need to be happy and fulfilled?After 20 years of living in Berlin, the film director Olga goes back to her roots in a small Siberian village, where she is confronted with traditional views of relationships, life and love.

Tanya works as a taxi driver 101 km from Moscow. Here everyone knows each other, if not personally, then through acquaintances. It seems to belated passengers that they have met Tanya more than once; heart-to-heart conversations and drunken confessions are constantly heard in a taxi. And although Tanya is the fifth for the dispatchers of her fleet, she is always the first by nature. She obscenely curses the workers who washed her car badly, raises children herself and sells vodka in large quantities, at night, after working in a taxi.

Ten women candidly talk about what they had to go through life. Having trusted, they talk about love, passion, despair, sadness, hopes. They open the most secret corners of the soul, trying to get rid of memories, phantoms, peering with a hidden feeling at the interlocutor on the other side of the screen.