The Comet

The story that tells about a loving couple of police officers of the patrol service. Once on duty, she learns that he cheated on her. This discovery becomes fatal, because she has a weapon in her hands.

Seventeen-year-old Artyom is invisible in the family and a rebel in the technical school. He has a best friend, Kostya, and they do all the provocations and tricks together. When the management of the technical school compiles an unofficial list of dangerous teenagers - "explosives", Kostya, by pure chance, falls into the first place, which makes him popular among other students. Kostya revels in interest in himself - and betrays his friend, convincing his classmates that he, Kostya, is the main and only inspirer of all their antics. Then Artyom decides to prove who the “number one bomber” is really here. But on his way, a girl, Kira, unexpectedly appears, who is able to influence his dangerous plan.

Housewife Sonya is learning to manipulate her husband.

To save the theater he inherited, Andrei decides to gather talented children around him to stage a grand musical. However, not everyone in town supports his plan, and on the path to his dream, the protagonist encounters an unexpected helper: the cheeky and charming Puss in Boots.

Rock musician Kirill is plagued by a series of misfortunes – and in order to regain high ratings, his band’s manager, Olya, suggests that Kirill stage his own suicide.

Maya, a gynecologist from Moscow, trains the staff at a hospital in a small settlement in the Northern Caucasus. She notices barbaric performances of female circumcision carried out behind her back.

The heart of the tundra. The life of his partner depends on the young geologist Artyom. The situation is complicated by the fact that the partner is the fiancé of the girl with whom Artyom is in love.

An exploration of contemporary art drawing inspiration from the Russian tradition. At its centre is Nika Kletski, an Orthodox street artist. Creating works at the intersection of iconography, personal experience, and urban space, Nika seeks a new way of engaging in dialogue with contemporary audiences. Her art emerges where the past meets the present: on walls, in abandoned buildings, and in the cracks of familiar urban reality. The present is impossible without a memory of the past, while the search for a new artistic language begins with an attempt to find a balance between heritage, personal experience, and contemporary forms.