Kirill Parastaev

The only survivor of an epidemic of an unknown disease remains to work as a postman in a deserted city. Every day he delivers old letters to abandoned apartments until one day his work comes to an end.

A musician in the deep state of a creative crisis is signed to a rehab program at the highly protected, isolated sanatorium that promises a lifetime warranty for endless inspiration. A bourgeois setting with welcoming stuff slowly creeps into a violent cult that tortures artists in the name of inspiration. The musician's greatest hit becomes his darkest nightmare.

Fedya, a docile, homebody, lives an ordinary life with his mother. He enjoys robotics and endures harassment in the neighborhood from the local "authority," Skvortsov. After rescuing a stray kitten, Fedya meets the cunning and self-assured street kid Bogdan. Thanks to him, he infuriates Skvortsov and engages him in a duel.

Alexey wakes up poisoned in a hotel room beside the body of a young woman he has never met. As he pieces together the events that led him there, fragments of his memory begin to return, and he realizes he has become a pawn in a far more dangerous game.

Prokhor is a roulette player. His life becomes uncertain after debt collectors knock on his door.

Three couples in love — Tatar, Armenian and Russian-are preparing to play weddings. But it turns out that Rinat and Guzelce wedding is a way to get the money to get an expensive violin, for Arthur's father is the most important to the wedding of his son and Muscovite-Julia took place in Armenia, and the Light has a "skeleton in the closet" — her ex-boyfriend Andrew wedding day with Oleg was released from prison. But the guests break away from the soul, and the audience of the film "Best wishes!" there is a unique opportunity to attend three weddings at once. Toasts and contests, songs and dances, kisses and ... fights – what kind of wedding without a fight?! This bombycosi cool and real funny. Three weddings, three couples-so different, so different. But love unites, and the guests heartily wish: "Best wishes!»

In a world on the verge of destruction, ordinary family life begins to seem like a utopia. A utopia that can only be experienced in fantasy.

In Nikolskoye village of Ruzsky district, farmers decided to restore the production of the first natural cheese of the Russian Empire. The tradition of making baked cheese dates back to 1795. The first cheese, named "Meschersky", was made in the home of Prince Meschersky in his estate of Lotochino. The sign of the village of Lotochina represents until now a merchant with a cheese wheel on a board. The prince had then brought from Switzerland a cheese maker named Johan Müller who developed a cheese recipe, founded a cheese-making school and settled in Russia with his family. Today, we managed to find his descendants; they live and work in the Alps. And make cheese. Very similar to the famous "Meschersky".