Elbrus. The Point of no Return

The boy's life in the kids' summer camp has gone wrong from the very start. First, a gang of Indians beat him up, then a girl refused to play the flute with him and then he ended up in a secret lair of a local sorcerer. But what brings the boy most sufferings is his memories of his mother.

An instructional film about what you can do at home if you are afraid to leave. Two girls and one apartment, which becomes their world with its own laws and rules of the game.

70-year-old Larisa and 65-year-old Oleg are lonely members of an amateur "Theater of Honor" for the elderly, where neither is taken seriously. Larisa is denied roles and is made fun of, while Oleg also remains invisible to those around her. At some point, they notice each other, and a romantic connection develops between them, which may be their last attempt to escape their loneliness and feel needed.

Shy security guard Anton secretly watches the rehearsals of the talented musician Tanya and dreams of one day performing on stage alongside her. His daily life is spent among indifferent people and routine, until one day he discovers he has the ability to telekinesis. But even with his superpowers, Anton faces the reality that the world still remains completely indifferent.

Twelve-year-old Aglaya dreams of making a film based on her own novel about the magical land of Kolhandra. During her summer vacation in the village, she gathers the neighbors' children and turns them into an amateur film crew. Together they search for locations, come up with costumes and get into character. But soon Aglaya realizes that bringing a fairy tale to life is much more difficult than simply making it up.

In rural Russia, an Orthodox community hosts a summer camp where teenagers and children with disabilities share everyday life, discovering acceptance, friendship, and love beyond all boundaries.

A short and beautiful story about how important it is to be indifferent in our time. The fact that heroism is not a one-time act, but a whole life. We dedicate this film to heroes who remain heroes - in life and in our memory.

The main heroine is the cosmonaut's wife. Despite the fact that she is on Earth and her husband is in orbit, the spouses decide to “go” on a date to Georgia. The heroine walks through the old city of Tbilisi and the Kazbegi mountains, dines at a local restaurant and tells her lover about all her impressions by phone. So that her husband can better understand where she is, the girl calls him the latitude and longitude of her location on Earth.