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Trapped alone in his room, Gennadiy Gorin is visited by a stranger with a message from the future.

Fifteen years after NATO's 78-day bombardment of Yugoslavia, memories of the bombing still haunt present-day Serbia. NATO killed over 2,000 people, hundreds were civilians, 88 were children. Serbs ask 'why?' above all. Why did NATO smash their cities, kill their children, bomb hospitals and schools? When the NATO bomb campaign began (on March 24th 1999) Jelena Milincic was a student at the University of Belgrade, and just 18 years old. When the first bombs shook Belgrade she cowered under a table with her mother, sister, and best friend. Remembering this 15 years later, they laugh nervously. Jelena takes Anissa Naouai on a road trip, to remember the victims, and hear the survivors of NATO's strike terror. RT presents 'Zashto?' (Why?) on the trauma of terror in Serbia.

Vorobyov Klyuev was very lucky once, he got as much as half a ton. A rare piece of luck!

A wise Georgian tale about a poor Gotcha and a greedy prince.

The film takes the viewer back to the turn of the last century and the last, to the works and biographies of Leo Tolstoy and the famous sculptor Ilya Ginzburg. The heroes are contemporaries. familiar with each other and not indifferent to each other. Their friendship is a vivid example of humanism that transcends class, national and cultural boundaries."

On the border of Russia and Kazakhstan, on the salt lake Baskunchak at the beginning of the XXI century, people had to make a choice. Maybe the most important in life… Having become shareholders of their company, they could breathe new life into it and confidently build their future, but they preferred another, more profitable, at first glance, option.

The hero of the film, Alexander Shaenko, with a group of like-minded people, created the first satellite in Russia, made by amateurs, outside of any government structures. The satellite was launched into space, but unfortunately, it could not reach the specified orbit due to the launch vehicle accident. But this did not stop our enthusiasts. Now they are busy developing a closed biosphere based on microalgae to support long-range space flights. It's not quite working out yet, but the road will be mastered by the walking one.

Several animated men walking.

On January 15, 2000, one of Serbia's most famous and controversial political figures was assassinated at the Intercontinental Hotel in Belgrade. His name was Zeljko Rajnatovich. He made a huge contribution to the history of the country, including sports, by lifting the Obilic football club from the bottom and making it the champion of Yugoslavia in 1998. Who needed this murder and why?

Oksana and Denis are young. They don’t know each other. Each one has their own life, dreams, and plans. But there is something they share: they both have leukemia and a very difficult and unpredictable operation ahead. “Hour – minus five, hour – minus four… Zero hour”, that’s how doctors count time from chemotherapy to bone cells implantation. This situation requests from Oksana and Denis all the courage they have… Each one of them is fighting illness in their own way. Each one has a fortune of their own.

"Listen to the grass grow" is a short abstract personal memory; sometimes too emotional, sometimes too illogical. But that’s the way our thoughts are floating in the space of our consciousness. This is the story of Maria. We are observing her at the beginning of her ‘new life’ in a new and unknown place. An unfamiliar house, she has no memories here, not yet. Her past belongs to other spaces, far away from here. She’s exploring this new place with her body, in order to awaken its physical memory and to reach an inner authentic movement. Maria is trying to feel this place; her body is trying to feel this space; her movements, driven by old memories, are filling the void.

February 2014 in an isolated city in Russia. Young Zhenja is constantly subjected to intimidation and derogatory remarks.

The heroes of this picture are the winners. They were able to cope with a deadly disease, and it seems that they came out of this fight changed. They, their relatives, their doctors, and their donors talk about what and who helped them recover, about what it is like to endure cancer, about how their attitude towards life is changing. These stories, which happened almost simultaneously, are somewhat similar and at the same time very different, because each person has taken something different from the field of pain.

A satirical TV show about how Orthodox scholars conquer otherworldly universes and fight for the purity of Sansara with aliens. Which as a result leads to the triumph of reaction and stability.

The sound of radio broadcasts makes a man go crazy in a night city.

The personal mythology of everyday life creates a personal system of signs, meanings and images in public space. Sequences of places, views, movements, contacts and observations push the boundaries of reflection over the ordinary. The self-evidence of what is happening and the routine forms of social interaction build a documentary narrative through the prism of individual experience of perception.

The pride of Soviet engineers, a secret project hidden in the impenetrable taiga, among swamps and fogs — for a long time the Plesetsk cosmodrome was a serious issue in the confrontation between the USSR and the USA. Today the Plesetsk is a unique launching complex that provides for both Russian defence and scientific space programs. We will go to the extreme north, to the very heart of the taiga, to live one day at the cosmodrome with its inhabitants and witness the launch of a real rocket.

Once the populous Russian-Tatar village Tankaevka gradually comes to desolation. Abandoned wooden houses gap with windows failures, orchards overgrow with swan and bird cherry trees. Nevertheless, the life of the remaining twelve inhabitants continues: they leisurely repair a rusty tractor, knit birch brooms, sculpt dumplings and, recalling the past, sing old forgotten songs.

Three minutes from the life of a crowd. People go about their business, but something or someone makes them stop.

Maison d'Être is an exploratory documentary about people's emotional place attachment in highly dynamic Greater Paris undergoing large-scale urban renewal campaigns. Parisien suburbia has been a frontier between world civilisations where wellbeing encounters despair. Here local habits get confronted by government-sponsored plans for urban transformation and social aid. In Paris "home" manifests itself as one of the key existential challenges of the modern culture - a "raison d'être" of everyday life. The film is addressed to both professional audiences of urbanists, city planners, architects, and curious public. It displays numerous conversations among residents, city activists, politicians, city planners and scientists, those who reflect on the regeneration strategy of the socially depressed urban neighbourhoods.

It is the story of a man and a woman, destined to live together, but who have not managed to preserve harmony and mutual understanding in their relationship. Because of a selfish desire to defend their independence, they let go of the single but most important thing that keeps them next to each other: the dim light of the lantern.

The grandson finds the burial of his grandfather, who went to the front in 1941 and died in a fascist prisoner-of-war camp.

In 2013 Russian parliament passed legislation that criminalizes public discussion of homosexuality, especially by foreigners. The fine for kissing someone of the same sex in public? 5000 rubles. Kris van der Veen visits St. Petersburg and Murmansk, where he talks with a diverse group of youngsters and activists. What motivates them to take a stand and can they still be safe on the streets? Van der Veen's visit to Russia ends in a police raid. He and his crew become the first foreigners to be charged with making gay propaganda. They get off with a fright, but can't help but wonder: how will this continue? What does the future hold for gays, lesbians and transgenders in Russia?

A feature-length documentary, Kvadrat explores the realities of techno DJing, using the example of Andrey PUSHKAREV, a Russian DJ recognized worldwide. Filmed as a hybrid between a road-movie and a music video, the film not only illustrates the festive atmosphere of techno night clubs, but also reveals the lesser known side of this profession: weeks of track selection, lengthy travel, difficult schedule. The film suggests to reconsider the stereotype of a popular musician, to find out whether the artist is happy, to ponder what's most important to him and his audience? Shot in Switzerland, France, Hungary, Romania and Russia, the film omits the typical documentary elements: no interviews, no explanatory voice-over, no facts, no figures. The visuals and the techno music replace them, leaving the detailed interpretation to the viewer.

The story is based on three stories from the Orthodox spiritual heritage. The first story, "Unusual Obedience," was inspired by a parable from the ancient Paterik: do not be proud of praise and do not grumble when scolded. The second story - "Mute Prayer" - told by St. Basil of Kinesham shows that even when standing in the temple, we often think about worldly matters, but at the same time we want to be heard. The third novella is the story of Fr. Pavel Gruzdev about "How Christ went to visit" but, clothed in earthly things, was once again rejected.

The main character is a highly sought-after bachelor — there isn’t a single girl who wouldn’t want to be chosen by him. However, he is not easy to please: his critical eye misses no flaw in a potential bride. And yet, his expectations seem simple — he wants someone who can cook well and is willing to bear children.

A girl comes to a longtime friend with an unusual request. Will he agree to fulfill it?

The film’s story revolves around a family — a grown son and his mother. Unexpected news force the young man to urgently return from the North, where he has been working on a rotational basis for many years. What awaits him at the end of this journey — tragedy as punishment for leaving his mother alone for so long, or forgiveness?

An extracurricular lesson dedicated to Victory Day is planned at a city school. However, due to an innocent children’s prank, the event is put at risk of being canceled. The students realize that they will have to take responsibility for their foolish mistake in a mature, adult way.

The battle of an ordinary thirty-nine-year-old man with the universe – family, children, trams, Mordovia, singularity. And also two geese.

The documentary is dedicated to the memory of the People's Artist of the USSR, composer Konstantin Orbelian. The last interview with the maestro is about his childhood in Baku, his older brother, his passion for jazz, his musical career, his tours, and his life abroad.

The folk hero and skilled archer Saban and his faithful dog Elga go hunting in the forest. Suddenly, Elga runs into trouble, and to save his friend, his master engages in a duel with the evil spirits that dwell in the forest. Displaying courage, tenacity, and resourcefulness, Saban defeats the monster in an unequal battle, frees his friend from captivity, and returns home safely. "Saban" is a story about the finest Mordvin qualities and the eternal values of humanity: friendship, loyalty, and the triumph of good over evil.

Martha decided to run away from home after her mother-tyrant's violence. But the girl doesn't suspect what difficulties and worries she'll have to endure and what it will lead her to.

Veronika Stepanova discusses the phenomenon of computer nerds with a kakashechka up their derriere. Also shades Elon Musk.

Collages from the chronicles of warships.

Pierre de Coubertin finds the magical artifact under the Greece.

Cyborg goes at the railroad and kill everybody.

Short horror film.

Maniac goes in the woods and kills everybody.

It is a story about a family of two gay men in Russia. How does one live without hiding the eye? It’s easy if there’s nothing to hide. But how does one recognize when they are in a concrete box? Only friends and family can support you.

In this film the author (Pavel Grinyov) talks about the gaming console Dendy, which was very popular in the Russian Federation in the 90 years of the late 20th century. In particular, the film is explained in detail about how there was also covered by the game console in Russia and pirate games, which have been distributed. Dendy had a logo in the form of a gray elephant, a curse word in this context means low-quality pirated games.

These places have a tough climate, impenetrable forests and the no civilization. No one would wish to live here. No one except these people. Others would be frightened by the lack of roads but these people appreciate the freedom of movement. The vacuum of information preserves the tranquility of their souls. They do not have ID cards, salaries or pensions. Formally they do not exist at all. But in reality, they live here. They live happily and independently from the state, and they are able to enjoy the authentic beauty of nature in the Tuvan Republic every day.

The story of the best friends, whose friendship goes through a real test on the last night, before the start of a new life.

Artist Dorward Akopyan is walking in autumn park, remembering the long way to the main dream of his life.

Shoemaker Babayev's stall will soon be liquidated, according to a statement from the city's beautification committee. Only the oriental mantras of the poet Nizami can save the shoemaker.

A report on hospital clowns.

Happy and careless life of a fish in its aquarium suddenly comes to an end, when the fish sees the scooping net closing on. In this hopeless situation, cornered by the scooping net, the fish takes to some unexpected and quite extraordinary line of action.

The primitive genius inventor had a very strict dad.

God, having created all the most necessary and pleasant things for the eyes and ears, decided to take a break from his labors. And everything would have been fine if it hadn't been for an accident.…

Yuri Dmitrievich, the governor of the city of N is extremely excited about the upcoming arrival of the investigative committee with an unscheduled inspection. He threatens his colleagues to shoot themselves and kill anyone who dares to enter his office. Suddenly, the governor notices that a completely intelligent-looking stranger is sitting in his office, in a formal suit and polished shoes. It's a damn thing.

A documentary on the Russian war effort in Northern Norway during World War II.