Roman Trakhtenberg

Set in the ground zero of gangster globalism and driven by a truly manic energy, Generation P is at once a comedy, a tragedy and a fantasy about the rise of a poet-turned-adman through Russia’s nascent advertising business during the Moscow roaring 1990s.

A parody film about space directed by members of NOM.

A youth lyrical comedy about a young Muscovite who, returning home from the army, meets various people along the way and finds himself in a variety of situations: from the deadly to the hilariously funny. The viewer is presented with a series of portraits of contemporaries whose aspirations and hopes don't always lead to the desired results. This is the film's main philosophical message. The protagonist, too, has yet to find his place in a rapidly changing life...

“Male's way” is the first male series devoid of thieves' raids, pseudo-romantic maxims and melodramatic self-torture, an uncompromisingly honest look at the relations of men and women, devoid of political correctness alien to this form. These are stories about “sex in the big city” through the eyes of women and men living in the Russian metropolis, this is a challenge to the norms of hypocritical morality, screaming about tolerance and chastity, but mired in oppression and debauchery, this is a bitter medicine, caustic truth about the heroes of our time forced to live according to the laws of the society to which they serve. And in this hopeless accuracy, the main note of all interwoven plots, where life itself will put everything in its place, and yesterday's monster can become handsome, and Cinderella can turn into a witch.