Igor Zenkov

The country boy Kolyan is planning to move to Moscow with his girlfriend, but in order to take the girl with him, he needs to get her strange father’s blessing.

He knows how to catch a big fish and a big love. They believe they can get away with any kind of mischief. A clash is inevitable. Does he stand a chance? It seems not. But there’s a nuance...

Returning home, the guy finds a leaflet in his mailbox with the text: “I know everything!”

Retired officer Ruslan Beroev is retiring, and it seemed that the harsh realities of his life were over. One by one, employees of the special department start going missing, and a former colleague asks Ruslan for help in solving the crimes. Beroev didn’t expect that this help would turn into a war for him — a war for himself, for his family, and for his country.

A man is lying on the railway tracks and wants to take his own life. In the distance, an approaching train is visible. A passerby approaches the suicidal man, who has only a few minutes to talk him out of it.

A young couple comes to a friend’s housewarming party during the quarantine. The trio spends the evening playing board games and having heartfelt conversations, but by morning, each of their lives will never be the same again.

The story of a young family in which, seven years after the birth of a child, unexpected details from the mother’s past come to light.

At first glance, everything seems great for Milana: a spacious apartment, a kind husband, a well‑paid job. But there’s a problem — the caterpillar has turned into a butterfly and wants to fly. But there’s nowhere to fly. Her husband spends whole days playing tanks and doesn’t pay any attention to his wife; she’s tired of her job, she has little money, and her nerves are shot. A dead end? What if she breaks through the wall and flies away? But where do you go if there’s the same kind of prison behind the wall?