Georgiy Sviridov. Winter

Nicholas goes on holiday to the sea, with a friend. He meets an aspiring singer Tatiana in the restaurant and soon, falls in love with her. Now, all Nicholas wants is to win Tanya's heart.

The action of the film covers the 50 – 90s of the last century. The author refers to his childhood memories. On this basis, through the refraction of real historical events, a story grows-a reflection on the generation that lived in the USSR, on the formation of a creative personality.

A clumsy bear in a beautiful forest sought a friend, but found it challenging due to the forest’s mixed intentions.

A story about a difficult childhood of two twin brothers Boris and Gleb during the first years after WWII.

When winter comes, it is hard for those who try to escape from the colds alone, relying only on themselves. The heroes of one of the most famous folk tales come to this conclusion. The tale became the literary basis of the film. The age-old folk wisdom is embodied here in a simple story.

Eight funny, fascinating stories in which the most popular hero of folk legends and legends, Nesterka, and his inseparable friends, the dog and the cat, find a way out of any situation. They turn ordinary clay pots into musical instruments, defeat the bloodthirsty Dragon who kidnapped Nesterka's bride, and find a solution to the Licho, who settled in their house...

These are parables about personal freedom and the strangeness of family relationships.

Including six short animated films, each directed by a separate filmmaker.

Yura had a bad day on his birthday: he got a bad grade. And the adults around him were saying some strange things: “You’re driving me crazy! Stop being lazy! Get this into your head!” Yura and his friend Katya are trying to figure out where these mysterious expressions, called phraseological units, come from.

The life and death of Robert Moussombe, the leader of an unnamed African state. Moussombe is a fictionalized portrait of assassinated Congolese leader Patrice Lumumba, and the film's events are a pastiche of the Congo Crisis in 1960s.

Including three satirical and abstract mini‑plots: “Suk,” “Mozart and…,” and “The Last Hunt.”

An ironic cartoon about the idyllic life of rural alcoholics. Early morning. Waking up hungover, a man catches a worm and goes fishing with his dog and cat. He baits the worm and sends it underwater... There's no bite and there won't be, but there will be friends with booze, a drunken tractor, underwater horrors, and a worm who's fed up with everything...

A thunderstorm. A prison guard runs from prison in the rain, taking shelter from the storm in an antique shop. A gendarme's whistle, an explosion—an assassination attempt on the Tsar. Kibalchich's house is searched. He is obsessed with the idea of ​​creating a jet engine, which he even sees in the tip of the Minister of Internal Affairs' cigar. The Peter and Paul Fortress brings Kibalchich and the guard together. Memories unfold to the accompaniment of a waltz—the park, the unveiling of a monument, the mint. A walk before the execution, an empty cell. The overseer tries to fly, but a whip cuts his dream short. And Kibalchich's dream bursts out of the Peter and Paul Fortress, filling the entire screen with a rocket.

Little heroes Yura and Katya, thanks to a magical gift from Yura's grandmother, find themselves in an extraordinary land of knowledge where there are no boundaries. In this land, you can travel anywhere and learn a lot. The children decide to learn about the oceans. Together with their all-knowing assistant, the heroes set off on a journey across four oceans: the Pacific, Atlantic, Indian, and North.

An eccentric named Antos lives in the remote countryside. He has a cherished dream: to make wings and soar into the sky like the legendary Icarus. Amidst the rush of days filled with caring for his large family, he finds a free moment and immerses himself in his favorite pastime: crafting wings in his workshop so he can one day fly.