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It's about two boys, mischievous and visionary, who always get into trouble in search of entertainment and adventures.

The film is based on the story of Aisen Doidu " The Island of Liu...", it touches on the acute, topical problems of modern society. Love has become the cornerstone of discord between friends, but the discovery of HIV-AIDS infection in one of them makes its own adjustments, puts it before a choice. The future life of each of them depends on it. A person is responsible for an act committed for one reason or another before himself, his relatives and descendants. A simple accident can erase the past, darken the present and change the future of a person, throwing him overboard of life.

The material for the film was a unique photograph of the Kexholm regiment, taken in 1903. A photographic plate 65 by 110 cm (more than 1000 people in the frame) made it possible to clearly reproduce both entire groups and individual faces of soldiers. All filmed in one shot. The counterpoint to the image is fragments of letters and memoirs of soldiers and officers of the pre-revolutionary army. At all times, for the Russian soldier, the main principles were love for the Motherland, loyalty to the oath, and sacrifice.

An intimate experience in a public place.

A documentary portrait of Miho Shimao, widow of renowned Japanese writer Toshio Shimao.

Eternal Variations: "Demon", "Theseus" and "Faust" The third short story "Faust" is the author's interpretation of Goethe's tragedy.

Seven years ago, Marina left Moscow with her daughter, where she dreamed of writing books, to a small English village. Everything, it would seem, she has now: a loving husband, family, lovely neighbors, new friends, work, hobbies... However, it does not work out as desired. There is no sense of a fulfilled life, there is no love, there is no agreement with yourself. And then Marina's friend appears, a bright, energetic, successful writer... Marina is in a state of confusion: maybe she could work, write in Russian, which no one needs here? Maybe it's not too late to start all over again?

We are not talking about Belarusian cinema - we are creating it! The boring official cinema of Belarus is being replaced by alternate cinema from such directors as Ilja Bozhko, Artem Lobach, Sergey Kolosovsky, cinema filled with new meanings and vivid images.

The film is dedicated to the adventures and reflections of a small dog named Kashtanka.

Three people from a big city arrive in a godforsaken village to an old deserted house which belonged to the grandmother of one of them. According to a testament this house should belong to a person who would be able to stay there for more than three days and nights. It all seemed simple... But as usual in such stories there is one shag... The grandmother was a witch... And then pain and horror, madness and evil in all gloomy and horrific splendor is called "Psychosis".

The son of the village priest is obsessed with the idea of taking a look at the world from his father's belfry. But he can't cope with is fear of the height on his own. His mother helps him. For whom will this ascent become a feat? And what is feat of life, cross or blessing? And what is feat of life, cross or blessing?

The film tells about the work of Oleg Kulik, an artist and curator, one of the most famous representatives of contemporary Russian art in the world. In the center of the tape is the story of the formation of the artist–actionist. The film is constructed as a monologue, which gives the hero a unique opportunity to analyze his own creativity, his own path in art.

A lonely woman asks a stork for a little boy. And he brings her a rabbit instead of a child. What came of it is told in a funny and sad story.

The power-hungry Sarumom is defeated and Helm's Crap is saved - but the main battle is still ahead. Evil Sauron sends an army to eradicate Minas Tirith, the capital of Men. Its ruler, feeble nobleman Denethor, is more interested in intricate wines and fine horses than in his son. Meanwhile Sam and Frodo are led by their treacherous guide Gollum into the depths of Mordor.

A French lullaby, "La petite poule grise" (The Little Grey Hen).

An irresistible desire for a card game turned out to be the lot of a poor man, a father of two children. Every time, he grits his teeth and tells himself: I won't play, I won't play… But the excitement turns out to be stronger than remorse and guilt in front of his wife and hungry children. "It's obvious that my fate is like this and I can't get away from it," he justifies himself to himself and ... loses his last bull.

The film is about street children who live permanently at Moscow railway stations. Bums, as they are called in the militia. You don't have to study, you don't have to clean up after yourself, you don't have to report to anyone. They don't want to go to school, to an orphanage, or to their parents. They walk, beg, steal, and swear. With the money they collect, they buy tubes of glue, squeeze the glue out of them into plastic bags and sniff its contents for days. They hold such an "inflatable balloon" in their mouth, breathe into it, and poisoning their brains, they catch "glitches".

Why don't people fly? Just because they don't believe… And once, in childhood, people could fly!

On a long-distance train going to Moscow, there are provincials - a special forces soldier, a monk and a thief. Each of them pursues a goal in the capital - the search for an unfaithful lover. At the train station, the heroes disperse and begin to act...

The action of the film takes place in the post-war years, when a particularly dangerous gang of criminals "Black Mask" operated on the territory of Yakutia under the leadership of a former circus performer, strongman Ivan. Another strongman, senior police lieutenant Gavril Desyatkin, was ordered to neutralize the criminals. The film is based on the novel of the same name by the famous Yakut writer Egor Neimokhov and is based on real events that took place in Yakutia.

Sergei Rachmaninov, composer, conductor and one of the most brilliant pianists of the 20th century, was the last great figure of the tradition of Russian Romanticism. His works include Symphony No. 2 (1906), the symphonic poem The Isle of the Dead (1909), the Liturgy of St. John Chrysostom (1910), and the choral symphony The Bells (1913).

Short horror film.

"Almost everyone in our village drinks," "everyone who lives here is drunk and alcoholic," "they steal all sorts of things, then they sell them, they drink everything." This is how the little residents of the Ivanovo region talk about their village. They talk casually, not seeing anything special in it. No one, neither children nor adults, is surprised that two boys, abandoned by an alcoholic mother, live nearby. The children run the farm themselves, keep goats, and repair the roof. Another thing is strange to the villagers — the boys do not drink or smoke. This is really rare in the Russian countryside.

A short disaster-movie shot on minidv. Yabbadabbadoo

Andrey Loshak's film from the series "Profession-reporter".

Two thiefs are trying to steal a big expensive necklace from an old lady in Odessa

The main character of the film - Ayaal-a deaf-mute guy with no particular occupation, a racketeer. The anticipation of love, the realization of beauty, a bright flash of feelings and experiences, the world of beauty and sounds, goodness and light caused in his soul a meeting with beauty in the image of a ballerina. Love allowed the hero to rise above himself, above his deafness, above his dumb, gray world. Hence the associations: wings, flight, a new, bright, unreal world.

Oleg Menshikov is one of the most unsolved actors in both cinema and theater. A trail of rumors and opinions accompanies each of his new work. There are many more people who have heard about his theatrical works than those who were lucky enough to see them. Some people adore him and others do not forgive the slightest mistakes. Pyotr Shepotinnik was lucky enough to be admitted to the creative laboratory of actor and director Menshikov and freely observe how film roles and stage productions are created — the performances of Griboyedov's "Woe from Wit" and Gogol's "Players", which had a noisy fame.

The film is about Bulat Okudzhava.

An ordinary day for an employee of the Ministry of Internal Affairs. However, not quite ordinary, but festive, Police Day. Everyday life of an ordinary department against the backdrop of the speeches of the chiefs and the President's speech dedicated to the Police Day. A separate protagonist of the film is a monument to Lenin.

Illness is loneliness and fear. But is it possible in such conditions to lose faith to meet a friend and happiness? Is all life now doomed to pass behind the bleak walls of the hospital? A sick boy suffering from leukemia meets a mentally ill person in the hospital, with whom they run in search of healing.

Mix sexy Russian lesbians, gangsters, the KGB and old-school musical numbers and you get TASTY BITS, the first lesbian comedy from Russia - with love! Heavy drinking, buxom blonde radio personality Julia is used to getting what she wants, from fame to the most delicious women. When her radio station is threatened with imminent sale, she employs high-rolling thugs and mysterious women to wheel and deal her way out of obscurity - and into a bit of naughty fun along the way! TASTY BITS is chock-full of irreverent sex, physical comedy and one-liners as only Russians can deliver. Pass the vodka and enjoy the debauchery, post-Soviet-style.

"The Last Hero: Twenty Years Later" is a documentary about the life of legendary musician Viktor Tsoi.

Film by Eduard Shelganov. 16-mm.

"In my opinion, Rein is the most significant poet of our generation, that is, the generation to which I belong...," Nobel laureate Joseph Brodsky wrote about his friend. Our film is a kind of monologue of the poet "about time and about myself". There was a place in it for the famous tales of the Rhine, and his memories of Anna Akhmatova and Joseph Brodsky, and details of his past and present life, and, of course, his poems that have already become textbook and completely new…

What is real life? This is when even death you can transform a part of life. This is exactly what Igor Alekseev, a doctor and writer from Saratov, did. In the face of imminent death from cancer, he began to keep an online diary and share with readers the experience of struggle and ... dying.

Ivan and Stepan live alone on a distant farm. They are over 60, and they have never been married. Day after day, their life is filled with work, work against the backdrop of magnificent nature. “In order to live, you need to work - this is how the white world works, this is how our lives work,” says one of the characters, expressing his understanding of the meaning of life, and at the same time the main pathos of the film.

If a person has a kind and pure heart, he will always remain human. It doesn't matter that he looks like a beast on the outside.

Short film.

In Belarus, a group of enthusiasts made the film "Abel" as a kind of message of peace. Starting from the first recorded murder of one person by another (the Cain and Abel brothers), the author of the film tried to create a situation in which the next organized war appears in all its futility and anti-humanity. The main points are not military scenes, but rather the relatively innocuous thoughts of the main character: El Pablo against his will was sent to war, with people to whom he does not feel hatred. The film "Abel" stands out primarily for its alternative approach to short films, while preserving at the same time many of the principles of the art genre.

The film covers the period from the autumn of 1932, when Svetlana's mother, Nadezhda Sergeevna Alliluyeva, tragically died, to 2008. This is a film about how the relationship between Svetlana and Stalin changed, how it happened that even after the death of the leader, his shadow still pursued her, and she fled through cities and countries. The tape is based on a conversation with Svetlana Alliluyeva. The authors managed to find an 82-year-old woman in one of the American nursing homes, and Svetlana Iosifovna agreed to give a detailed interview.

Boris Karadzhev's documentary "Portraits of the Epoch. Maya Plisetskaya" was released in 2002. It is dedicated to one of the most famous ballerinas of the twentieth century.

The story is about a little dog who drove a greedy clerk out of the village.

Alex is creating a databank of dreams, claming he knows how to digitise the dreamimage. It is just a self publicity ploy and Alex is soon woken up to the reality of underprivilege, corruption and state terror by an ex-convict Lubov, with whom Alex has an unlikely love affair.

A film about simple human love in a large family. The head of the family, Grigory Babanin, went through the Chechen war and managed to keep the warmth that he gives to his children, and there are 16 of them, and all are adopted.

Wise men of different faiths called the same bird by different names, says Grigory Pomerants, a unique thinker of our era. This bird flew to him at the time of the death of his beloved woman.

A film about choices in life. Any significant decision can fundamentally change our destiny. What if you're only 16 and the life of another person depends on you? Only standing on the edge of the abyss, you can realize what is really dear to you.