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Alexander Traugot is an outstanding St. Petersburg artist, heir to the dynasty of painters "G.A.V. Traugot", a porcelain maker and illustrator of books by Andersen, Nabokov, Bulgakov and Pushkin. He met the war as a 10-year-old child and lived with his mother and father in Leningrad throughout the blockade. The film recreates the atmosphere of the inner circle of the Traugot family.
A pony named Dietrich is one of the rare cases of a volunteer therapist who visits patients in palliative care units and hospices. Dietrich is a guide who will help to present difficult topics for the viewer through bright emotions.
The evil protagonist is unhappy with everything and forbids everyone around him everything, throwing prohibition signs. He interferes with his neighbors' lives, and as a result, the little girl forbids him herself.
This is a stand-up concert by Valera Artyukhov. The comedian, whom you could see in Stand Up, Roast, HOMIES, The Big Show and many other projects, is finally releasing his first big solo work. Intellectually, but at the same time sharp and just fun. This is a comedy of observations of oneself, of each of us, and even a little bit of Gigans and Pylons with Masks.
Film is the result of joint work of the international team including young authors from Russia, Argentina, Armenia, Belarus, Egypt, Spain, Italy, China, Mexico, Poland, Serbia, Tunisia, Turkey and France. The project consists of more than 30 short video novellas about the citizens of Saint Petersburg of different generations, nationalities, professions and hobbies, whose life is inseparably associated with Saint Petersburg. Ballet dancer, designer of the fashion house, captain of motorship, cannoneer of the Peter and Paul Fortress, archpriest, rabbi, engineer, photographer, reggae performer with a gypsy nickname are among the characters of the film.
All funds received from Nikolai Andreev's concert will be directed to the treatment of Nikolai Andreev Comment from the artist: You get used to blinking in 5 minutes. I hope.
The film explores man's desire for spiritual elevation and unity with the divine against the backdrop of the influence of modernity and digitalization on the traditional monastic way of life.
Sashka, a 19-year-old guy from a small town, is going to leave for Moscow, away from his grandmother, who is ready to do anything just to be close to her grandson.
A priest, father of 9 children, farmer and blogger Dionisy Solyakov, living in a village near Ryazan, and his family take part in an all-Russian vocal competition to compete for 3 million rubles.
The creators of the series "Number One" will conduct a tour of the editorial office of Lamp magazine, as well as show the unique locations of the project, including a specially built compartment car inside the room. Viewers will learn that Lamp is not just a prop, but a real magazine created by active journalists. Among them: Dmitry Boldin, a former Esquire producer and author of the "Idol Stories" format on the Minaev Live channel, Sergey Zuev, deputy editor-in-chief of READING, and Nick Dobin, art director of Rules of Life. The actors will share the curiosities that happened to them on the set.
This cartoon is inspired by Mezen painting and the ancient northern fairy tale by Maria Krivopolenova about the magical adventure of Vavila with the buffoons.
The documentary film "Unknown Tsvetaeva" is dedicated to Anastasia Ivanovna Tsvetaeva (1894-1993), an outstanding master of the memoir genre, the younger sister of the poet Marina Tsvetaeva. Through the prism of her life, the tragic history of the country and the fate of the people next to whom Anastasia Tsvetaeva's life passed are traced. The writer, art critic Stanislav Aydinyan, who was her literary editor and secretary from 1984 to 1993, her granddaughter and relatives will tell about the wonderful and talented writer.
The film is an immersion into the multifaceted and complex world of biology through selected research by modern Russian scientists.
Every day, Katya becomes a victim of her own illusions. Katya's only goal is to live a normal life, and to achieve this, she must overcome her greatest enemy - her fear.
A study of the origins of global primatology, a chronicle of the creation of a unique nursery in Abkhazia, and a story about the cost of medical discoveries and how much humanity owes to its "biological counterparts."
After stealing a couple of DVDs, Vitalya and his friend flee from store security guards. While hiding from the chase, now separated from his "partner," the teenager runs into a Young Cossacks club.
An authentic piece of documentary filmmaking, shot in the courtyard of a music college on Matveyev Lane in the early 2000s—lost and then found, fragmented into the mosaic of a Siemens C65 camera and melted back into a seamless canvas by modern technology—becomes a memory that almost anyone can try on for themselves. And the very participants of that filming might not even acknowledge that all of it truly happened to them. Perhaps Andrey, Anton, Vladislav, Georgy, Pavel, and Timofey had to let go of these memories so that they could become public and universally relatable for each of us—those who will become the viewers of GOSHA: Years of Study.
Lilia Polevaya, a linguistics student, and Seva, a programmer, organize the Antitrall detective agency, which identifies and neutralizes dangerous Internet trolls. Their provider, Gabriel, helps them with this. Behind every appeal to the Agency is someone's ruined fate, a crime, a story of revenge, corporate rivalry.
April 2024. A federal state of emergency is declared in Orsk as the Ural River swells to critical levels during the spring flood. The city's fragile defenses give way when the dam protecting it from flooding collapses. Amid the chaos, Sasha heads to the disaster relief zone.
Vladimir, who does not understand modern youth, takes his daughter's boyfriend, who he considers unsuitable, on a hike. The heroes get into various difficult situations, from which they canget out only by joint efforts.
The main character Mila has a special place in the city. But what is this place and what makes it so special?
Dmitry Dolinin is a master of the Leningrad camera school. But over the years, having become disillusioned with the world of cinema, Dmitry Alekseevich again turned to photography - his first hobby.
This film is intended to show that theater exists in everyday life, and art is not only available to the elite. In 1984, director Aleksandr Kuprin created the theatrical composition "December 21" and created a theater group to implement it. The first production took place in the attic of the Palace of Culture of the Moscow Electric Lamp Factory, and then the director of the palace, Aleksandr Vainshtein, brought the performance to legal venues. This film is an interweaving of fiction and documentary and a brief history of Russia.
During the grand opening of a new dam, which almost ended in tragedy, the beaver cub Fedya learns that he can change the world as he pleases with simple manipulations. But his good intentions quickly evaporate when he realizes that this ability can be used for his own benefit.
Workers climb snowy mountains and old ladies sell flowers on the street, the church bells ring and people hang out at a pagan festival, crazy activists near Kremlin "fight back" the hated America and an former Soviet party worker reflects on the truth and Pontius Pilate, a doctor is proud of his "profession without convictions" and teenagers film TikToks. Even the propaganda machine is more concerned about the upcoming 10th anniversary celebration of the Crimea "joining to Russia". It seems no one wants to really participate in the life of these elections, only the obedient uneven march of cadets to the polling places remains. The elections without voting. As always voting.
Interesting encounters, relaxing in the garden, feasting, walks, the sea, an evening in good company, isn't it a perfect summer?
David Goloshchekin speaks about his music and composing. How is jazz music created, and how does it differ from other styles? What is the process from an initial idea to performing compositions on stage? How is the interaction with performers established? How does individual personality shape the sound of a composition?
Ivanovo. It is –32 degrees outside. Lyudmila recently retired and now hardly ever leaves her home. Each new day resembles the previous one — watching television, having tea with jam, sleeping, and then television again. It feels as though this winter will never end.
Farewell to a person and a place on either side of the window.
The morning of 11-year-old Zakhar begins with the news of his grandfather's death. From that moment on, irreparable changes occur in him as well.
The space between is a place where time stands still. It carefully preserves the memories of the people who once inhabited it: notes, photographs, drawings—everything the fleeing residents, for whatever reason, didn’t take with them to their new home. Mutilated and ailing, it stands at the center of every city, waiting for the moment when a ‘mechanical hand’ will tear it down and turn it into dust. A new house will then be built on the same land, and the cycle will repeat.
The ordinary life of an ordinary person, summed up in seven days and two quatrains. What happens if you go with the flow until the very end? Obviously, nothing particularly interesting—but it could make for an fascinating obituary film.
How to catch a free new fashion hat in the pet-shop in four steps?
From the suburbs of Moscow and the working class, to the glitz of the city centre, where at the break of the new day the revolution is launched. With the use of artificial intelligence, I build a utopia, a city I have never visited.
Anya accidentally becomes a witness to the real heroism of her classmate Igor - he saves a drowning child on the embankment. But his feat is appropriated by another. In an effort to prove the truth, Anya conducts her own investigation and learns that many of her classmates are capable of great deeds, and begins to tell about them in her blog.
Actress Irina Tereshenkova lives in the M. G. Savina House of Veterans of the Stage in St. Petersburg. More than 30 years ago, her theatrical career came to an abrupt end: at the age of 48, she left the theater. The Leningrad Lensovet Theatre, where she served for almost a quarter of a century with the great theatre director Igor Vladimirov, playing in line with the great actress Alice Freundlich. Fate has prepared many blows for her, but the love of life and the ability to never give up unfold life circumstances in a completely unexpected way.
Every person has a choice of life path, but to understand whether it is according to your heart, you need to live your whole life.
How does a binaural microphone differ from a bionic one, what sound effects can you experience if you sit on a fire escape for a long time at night, and what is psychoacoustics? Where do the illusions that we can hear come from, and what wonders of technology do people come up with to record them? Musician and composer Tigran Paravyan, who faced these questions while studying at the Faculty of Sound Research at New York University, studies the possibilities and features of non-standard microphones and acoustics of different spaces. In the film, he travels to unusual places in Armenia, from medieval monasteries to abandoned concert halls, sings and captures songs and sounds of places using experimental sound recording methods.
The Boy's Word: a true story about Kazan street gangs of the late 1980s
A young girl comes in conflict with reality. A drama about life-defining choices.
The project is dedicated to the dramatic vicissitudes of the great composer's life, it is an attempt to understand and comprehend Rachmaninov's musical universe. And it is also a story about how the events of the early 20th century in Russia and in the world influenced the composer's life and were reflected in his creative legacy.
The main character gets stuck in an elevator. After some time spent in a confined space trying to get out, he learns that he found himself in these circumstances for a reason. Everything that happens to him is an echo of the distant past, for whose mistakes it is time to pay.
A teachable story about a seventh-grade student who, like thousands of Russian schoolchildren, is caught up in the ideology of consumption and empty narcissism.