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What will the world we know look like in a few decades? The popular science documentary series talks about the technologies of the present, which will certainly change the future. A pill for all diseases, genetic engineering, nanorobots, 3D printing, virus treatment are just some of the revolutionary discoveries that are changing the present right now. Scientists and opinion leaders share their impressions of how they see the world of the future and what it will actually look like. Will people turn into walking gadgets with superpowers? The series will help you understand modern scientific trends and the most breakthrough areas.

The footage shot in sunny Abkhazia will show the life of a village where juicy fruit is grown, the harvest process, difficult logistics and, of course, people who deliver the aroma of the New Year and southern warmth to snow-covered houses from year to year.

The serene life of 40-year-old Katya collapsed in one day. The husband was found dead along with his mistress, his illegitimate teenage daughter fell on his head, collectors took away the house. The only way out is to get married again, for which Katya creates an account in the Dating app. The wildest situations await her ahead — funny, dangerous, absurd, sentimental or tragic, and she will get out of each with a new experience.

Stories of people shaping the artistic landscape of the country. The audience will look into their workshops and dressing rooms, concert halls and bureaus, see moments of silence and emotional highs, as well as see the process of creating art in everyday life — at rehearsals, while working on sketches, during premieres and live interaction with the public.

Tells the story of Nikolai Vlasik (May 22, 1896 - June 18, 1967), a Soviet security official and General, best known as a head of Joseph Stalin's personal security.

"Bitch War" is a ruthless confrontation between prison inmates that lasted ten years - from the mid-forties to the mid-fifties of the last century. Those convicted of criminal offenses were divided into two opposing camps. On one side of the barricades were thieves in law, who were accustomed to live "according to the rules" and under no circumstances enter into negotiations with government officials. And on the other hand, there were "bitches" - prisoners who repented of the crime, sincerely wanted to improve.

Together with the most famous restaurateurs and Michelin guide stars, Sergey Minaev embarks on a great journey through the Moscow restaurant industry. He is trying to figure out how the capital's trendiest establishments work, how the most delicious dishes are created, and what risks await those who want to connect their lives with the restaurant business.

Rostov-on-Don. 13-year-old Stepan recently lost his parents and shut himself in. Now he has to take care of his sick grandmother on his own and resist the attacks of local bullies. To combat bullying, Stepan teams up with his classmates. New friends for the guy are a dreamy boy named Pooh, a pugnacious Vitya Kruger and a Shaman, the brother of a famous Rostov bandit.

Travel guide to the regions of Russia with the stars of Russian sports. The documentary project will show the unique places of the country and tell the stories of becoming champions. The film crew travels to different parts of Russia from North Ossetia to Kamchatka to show where the champions grew up. In four issues, the program will tell you how St. Petersburg became the capital of basketball, what the childhood of the strongest wrestler was like, how the harsh climate brought up the famous skier and why North Ossetia is called "little Brazil".

Umka's friend, the boy Taike, grew up and became a real shaman. Sitting in his yarang, he tells the children fascinating and interesting stories about the time when he was a little boy, he was friends with a polar bear and other Arctic animals.

Kukly was a weekly Russian TV show of political satire, produced by Vasily Grigoryev and shown on Saturdays on the TV channel NTV. It used puppets to represent celebrities, mainly the major politicians. It was inspired by the 1980s–90s British show Spitting Image. The show was well loved in Russia and has inspired spinoffs in other countries. President Vladimir Putin was frequently represented in the show.

Science Bar Hopping is a federal popular science festival, during which more than 40 scientists give free lectures in city bars. In one evening, you can learn how to edit genes, launch spaceships, and study viruses. And at the same time — to meet interesting people and have a good time. The organizers of the festival are the Foundation for Infrastructure and Educational Programs (RUSNANO Group) and the St. Petersburg media company "Paper".

The film series is dedicated to the iconic Russian musicians of the 1990s and 2000s - the Ranetki groups, singer Shura, singer Glucose... The story will be told on behalf of the musicians themselves and eyewitnesses of the events, many of whom have never spoken publicly before. The presenters explain the importance of heroes in the history of Russian music.

Card incarnations — jacks and kings of four suits — face a mystical force that penetrates into the most secret in their hearts. The name of this power is the Joker, a mysterious and very powerful card.

About Fedor Emelianenko, a fighter of mixed martial arts.

Miniatures on current topics, musical numbers, parodies of popular TV shows, films and series, as well as reincarnations of comedians and star guests.

About how Russian sex has changed over the ages under the influence of wars, religion, tsars and revolutions. And most importantly, how he changed people, going from ancient times to the present day.