Scriptwriter, director: Elena Demidova
Camera: Maksim Dashinimaev
Sound director: Juriy Geddert

The film tells about the sheep farming development project, social flocks in the Republic of Buryatia, that was initiated by the head of the Buddhists of Russia.

Scriptwriter, director: Gulnaz Galimullina
Camera: Ilshat Davletberlin, Ilja Ponomarev
Sound director: Vsevolod Vedyakin

«Monisto» is the oldest breast jewelry made of coins. Its sacral meaning is protection. The breastplate also told about the owner’s status, age, wealth and ancestry. The oldest bashkirian jewelry monisto is a witness to the revolution, repressions, the

Scriptwriter, director: Anna Samoilova
Camera: Albert Samoilov
Sound director: Vladimir Jaichnikov

A documentary film about the life of the small Nanai village of Sikachi– Alyan in the Khabarovsk Area shown through the eyes of local artist Ilya Likhanov, an Evenk by nationality. Since the early 2000s, his solo exhibitions have been regularly opened in major museums of the Far East, and art experts rightfully call Ilya Dmitrievich «the Amur Van Gogh». The former village teacher of drawing and sketching, a representative of indigenous people, is a worthy example of selfless love for his land.

Scriptwriter, director: Tatiana Kiseleva
Camera: Mikhail Gorobchuk, Evgeny Kozyrev
Sound director: Larisa Kulagina  

The film is in the genre of ethnographic journey to Pechora along the routes of expeditions of Nikolai Evgenyevich Onchukov, one of the main figures among the collectors of Russian folklore and the discoverer of Pechora legends. These are the parts of the Russian North where the riches of the intangible cultural heritage of the Old Believers have been preserved in pristine condition. These are legends, songs, lamentations, tales and a unique round dance festival filled with a special sacral meaning – "Ust–Tsilemskaya Hill". The expedition is guided by a modern storyteller Alexander Matochkin.

Scriptwriter, director, sound director: Jaroslav Lomakin
Camera: Jaroslav Lomakin, Tatiana Voron

In the 70s, a real cultural capital of the Sami people was created from the small northern village of Lovozero. This capital was built by Soviet specialists, whom the Motherland called upon to «raise» the North. Among those who responded to the call were engineers, builders, teachers, journalists, doctors and representatives of creative professions... Many of them have forever linked their lives to the Arctic, they are good friends supporting each other.

Scriptwriter, director, camera: Ivan Golovnev

This film is about cultural diversity in modern Sakhalin, focusing on a film study of the lives of three generations of Russian Koreans.