Nikita Arzhakov

Screening of the national classics, the film is based on the works of the national writer of Yakutia Sivtsev D.K.-Suorun Omollon "Kuoh koppo" (Lazy), "Dyarapylaan" (Aeroplane), "Beyet emtieke (Self-medicator). The film tells about the events after the civil war. The first years of Soviet power. A new peaceful and quiet life, with an amazing future ahead of us. But first signs of civilization have not reached the Yakut village yet. Everything is new here. Ordinary people hear a lot of new and unusual things, but this has never happened before! The arrival of the first airplane! An iron bird! Astonishment, astonishment, and most of all fear of it overwhelmed the villagers to the point that the poor peasant fell into the swamp with fright! Both scary and interesting!

Callousness and indifference... When they are around, trouble happens. Everyone needs help sometime. The outstretched hand of a friend in time, the understanding and support of loved ones, the love and sympathy of others. This film is a man's cry for help that goes unheard and unanswered because it cannot permeate the mountain walls.

The film is based on the story by I. Sysolyatin about the Soviet hero Fyodor K. Popov. A documentary story about the fate of Popov, his life and the feat of our fathers and grandfathers -- the generations who won the Great Patriotic War.

The film tells about a difficult period in the fate of the legendary ancestor of the Hangalass clan Tygyn Darkhan. At the turn of the century before the advent of the Russian Cossacks, he waged a difficult struggle to unite the tribes and clans that lived on the territory of modern Yakutia. The film is based on the eponymous work of Vasily Yakovlev-Dalan.

The film is based on the story "Diikti Saas" (The Wondrous Time) by the people's writer of Yakutia, winner of the State Prize named after P. A. Oyunsky Vasily Yakovlev-Dalan. Director of photography Nikita Arzhakov tried to most accurately reproduce exactly the state and the worldview that was inherent in the Soviet reality, deeply and touchingly depicts the inner world of the young generation, shows the awakening of the first youthful love. The film tells about the life of a simple high school graduate Kesha Popov, who lives in the village, about the wonderful time of youth, about the spring in the soul of the young, about life that is in full swing, about the confusion of feelings, problems, about love, friendship, self-affirmation, in a word, about everything that is inherent in the younger generation.

The plot of the film is based on the story "Khaaiyylaakh" by V. Seroshevsky. In tsarist times, distant Yakutia was a country of prisons and exile, as they say, a prison without bars. No shackles, no chains, no casemates were needed. The harsh climate, the endless taiga, and the huge distance from populated areas were kept better than any bars. The exiles were kept at the expense of Yakut families, they were called settlers (neighbors). Different people came across among them. Settlers with a criminal past disregarded the customs and traditions of indigenous peoples, causing fear and horror in their hearts.

A film about the life of the city and citizens. In the center of the plot is a small child who accidentally comes upon two builders and radically changes their everyday life.

The action of the film takes place in the post-war years, when a particularly dangerous gang of criminals "Black Mask" operated on the territory of Yakutia under the leadership of a former circus performer, strongman Ivan. Another strongman, senior police lieutenant Gavril Desyatkin, was ordered to neutralize the criminals. The film is based on the novel of the same name by the famous Yakut writer Egor Neimokhov and is based on real events that took place in Yakutia.