Denis Matrosov

A “hunt” has been launched against the crime boss known as Antikvar by foreign creditors from Italy, Japan, and America. The security team decides to find a double for their boss and publicly put him in harm’s way. The choice falls on the young actor Vanya Lucky. Lucky is offered the chance to “star in a Hollywood blockbuster.” It seemed that everything was going according to plan. But who would have thought that representatives of the criminal world could find themselves in such absurd, sometimes tragicomic, situations by relying on an eccentric artist who is lucky even in the most hopeless situations.

Tertiary student Vasia Vasylkov receives the keys to the museum of various arts for one night from the watchman. The main requirement is that all exhibits must be in their places in the morning. But the main character, of course, does not obey the watchman's instructions, so he plunges into a whirlwind of magical adventures, meeting ghosts, Casanova, Assol, Dracula, Sleeping Beauty, Romeo, Red Riding Hood, and Snow Queen.

Based on the story by M. Gorky 'On a Raft'.

The main characters of the series are step-siblings Vadim and Angela. Years ago, Vadim’s mother and Angela’s father left their families and started living together. Recently, they sold their summer house in an elite Moscow suburb and moved to New Zealand, leaving their central Moscow apartment to Vadim and Angela. Angela returns from Germany, where she lived in a civil partnership, to meet Vadim at the notary’s office. They agree to sell the apartment, split the money, and part ways — but legal issues prevent the sale. Forced to live together, their differences quickly surface: Vadim is tidy and methodical; Angela is impulsive and chaotic. Each brings their own friends and lifestyle into the mix, adding to the tension. Conflicts are inevitable. Will it all end in disaster — or love? After all, there’s just one step from hate to love...

Victor is a world boxing champion, the idol of millions of fans, a star. Everything changes in an instant when, by a ridiculous coincidence, he becomes the culprit of an unintentional murder. After liberation comes the realization that there is no more fame, no more money contracts. In the absence of work, Victor agrees to participate in underground battles. However, no one expects him to win here either. Only his father remembers his glorious sporting past, and the twelve—year-old boy Kirill is a boarding school student with autism. Victor begins to train the boys from the orphanage, trying to change them and himself for the better. He will have to recreate himself, emerge victorious from all the troubles and remain human at the same time. The latter is especially important, because his boys are now looking up to him.