Clean Sheet

Moscow. 1937. Thirteen-year-old Nikita is on the threshold of adolescence. He is full of hopes and dreams, which are interrupted at dawn by an insistent knock at the door. NKVD officers have come for his father. Nikita's parents task him with getting rid of incriminating documents kept at home. Nikita, attempting to carry out this task, comes face to face with the commissar. Now the hero faces a difficult choice: hand over the documents or put up a desperate resistance.

Junior Sergeant Komarov is driving a detainee, Grisha, to the station for formal documentation. Along the way, the officer learns the details of the suspect's experience. Having learned all this, Komarov faces a moral dilemma: follow the law or remain a human being.

Dasha, nicknamed "Little One," is in love with her older sister Nastya's boyfriend. Wanting to be closer to him, she constantly intrudes, disrupting their relationship and pestering her sister with questions about him. Oblivious to the seriousness of Malaya's feelings, Nastya decides to teach her a lesson, but the "lesson" goes too far. "Little One" is a film about competition, intimacy, and the boundless love of sisters.

High school students Sasha and Nina secretly sneak into an empty hotel room. They are going to have sex for the first time to keep up with their more advanced classmates. However, everything is not going according to plan, and young people understand that this is not just a one-night relationship - this is first love.