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Grisha, a former spoiled brat, who was a serf and became a man, after a trip to the "past" is sensitive to any injustice. And, of course, he cannot get past the lawlessness that the impudent and spoiled Katya creates. It is not surprising that soon spoiled girl finds itself in a different time.

1927 Trans-Siberian Express. Secret documents that will determine the future of the USSR and China are being transported across Russia. Under the guise of ordinary passengers, foreign intelligence officers and real thugs are hiding, ready to do anything for the sake of documents. A young Red Army soldier and a former Tsarist agent have to team up to uncover a common enemy.

Styopa's parents send him for summer vacation to his grandmother's village, as punishment. Upon entering, he realizes that he is in a real 17th century Cossack village. At the most important historical moment in the country.

The end of the 1960s. Kirill and Nadezhda are happy parents of two sons. A new party organizer, Vadim, is coming to the village. Kirill falls in love with his wife Valentina, and a conflict breaks out between the men. And when Vadim dies hunting, suspicion falls on Kirill.

In 2008, Natasha, a newly rich woman, decides to open an independent TV station in Russia and builds an open-minded team of outcasts. By 2020, Natasha has lost everything to Russia's war between Propaganda and Truth.

Li has nothing, she does not even have a name. They love each other madly, but they belong to system.

Fifteen years from its inception, YouTube retains the power to shock and disorient - particularly when wielded by children who have lived their whole lives in its era. A found-footage documentary composed entirely of social media videos by teenagers weathering hostile education and a climate of terror in contemporary Russia, "Manifesto" contains one vignette after another to make viewers wince with discomfort and even outright horror. One's first impulse might be to ask whether any documentary should show such material at all - yet of course, it has been freely available for public viewing all along. As such, "Manifesto" invites uneasy consideration of the differing responsibilities of creating, consuming and externally curating candid video, and provides no guidance. In selecting and assembling several years' worth of amateur video into a constructed, collective life-in-a-day feature, the presumably pseudonymous filmmaker Angie Vinchito takes considerable risks of decontextualization. There's no narration to bind or editorialize these disparate but symphonically despairing mini-narratives of physical abuse and psychological oppression, and "Manifesto" counts on viewers' knowledge of recent Russian politics and social norms to determine which videos present uncompromised reality, which may be documenting pranks or performance, and which have been alarmingly coerced.

The film will tell about the feat of the oldest Hero of the Great Patriotic War named Matvey Kuzmin.

Based on a true story of Boris Savinkov and his arrest in Russia in 1920.

The events take place at the beginning of the last century, when the revolution had already occurred in Russia, and in bourgeois Latvia it was just beginning. The members of the simple peasant family of the Zithars had a difficult choice: to go with the revolutionaries or to come to terms with the orders of the bourgeois republic.

City. This is the place where the majority of the population of different countries of the world lives. But one thing is unclear - why sometimes we see the city differently. Using the example of the ancient Russian city of Pskov, the authors of the film, taking different cities from CCTV cameras - beautiful and the most ordinary, gave the viewer to understand how the atmosphere of the city can change.

The main character Roman recently suffered a stroke. He leaves the police academy and learns to live in a new environment. He misses his former life, in which he was happy. One day he is left alone and becomes a witness to a crime that he decides to prevent. He has no choice.