Scriptwriters: Victor Fyodorov, Georgiy Nenashev, Svetlana Bobrova
Director: Pavel Fattakhutdinov
Camera: Marina Levashova, Juriy Sorokin
Sound director: Nadezhda Shestakova

It has been 90 years since the Russian icebreaker passed the Northern Sea Route in one navigation for the first time. How close are we to the full usage of the northern route? What has historically led Russia to the North? We are going to learn about this by going on an expedition on three nuclear icebreakers Vaigach, Ural, Siberia at once, we will get to know the "ice captains" and their professional crews.

Production: Positiv Film Studio, Moscow, Russia, 2024
Scriptwriter, director: Boris Dvorkin
Camera: Sergey Pashkov
Sound director: Dmitry Serebryakov

You can trace many milestones in the history of Arctic exploration looking at the biography of Pavel Akimovich Ponomarev. Rescue of the expeditions of U. Nobile and the Chelyuskinites, commanding the icebreakers on the Arctic routes, escortingallied convoys during the war. And the pinnacle of his career – the first captain of Lenin nuclear icebreaker.

Scriptwriter, director: Anastasia Lomakina
Camera: Vitaly Sempokrilov, Igor Frolov, Aleksander Ermolin, Ilja Trufanov, Anastasia Lomakina
Sound director: Nikolay Terentyev

The mysterious Arctic has always attracted scientists and sailors. Over the past 100 years, the territory of ice, bears and men has been increasingly conquered by women. But breaking stereotypes, tireless female explorers are also disrupting their own lives.

Scriptwriter, director: Maria Popritsak
Director of photography: Constantin Shamraev
Sound director: Valeria Dombrovskaya

My Kola Odyssey project is a fascinating journey into the unexplored depths of the Earth. This documentary will lift the veil of secrecy over one of the greatest scientific achievements of the Soviet era – the Kola Superdeep Borehole. Having gone more than 12 kilometers deeps intothe planet, the scientists encountered mysteries that still excite the minds of researchers. What did they discover at these incredible depths? What secrets does the earth's crust hold? The film will immerse viewers in the atmosphere of scientific research, risk and triumph of Soviet scientists. Unique archival footage, interviews with the participants in the project and a modern view on the significance of the Kola Superdeep Borehole for the development of science – all this will create the effect of complete immersion in the era of great achievements of Russian geology. This film is a tribute to the memory of those who, at the cost of incredible efforts, brought humanity closer to solving the mysteries of our planet. Don't miss this exciting scientific odyssey!

Scriptwriter, director, camera: Valery Semenov
Sound director: Anton Kobushko

A team of sailors and climbers joined together to get to Franz Josef Land and see their dream. On a sailboat built from a river icebreaker tug, decommissioned for scrap and used as a drain barrel for the bottom waters. Will they be able to return?

Scriptwriter, director: Natalia Karachkova
Camera: Mikhail Burov
Sound director: Vladimir Lipatov

Intensive exploration of the Arctic has led to development of science and industry. However, it has also left another legacy – hundreds of tons of garbage. If we do not start cleaning up the waste, it will remain here for centuries. The authors of the film met employees and volunteers of the Clean Arctic Foundation and saw them work on the Kola Peninsula, near the Kola Superdeep Borehole and Heiss Island of the Franz Josef Land archipelago. Volunteers who come from all over the country admitted that for many, such environmental expeditions have become a kind of test of character, but they want to return because of the importance of the work they do and the beauty of the Russian North.

Director: Kirill Jarov

Going to two seas is a thrilling and dynamic road movie about one of the most beautiful regions of the Russian North. Three climate zones, from taiga to tundra, that our characters are going to visit, interesting meetings and special adventure will touch a viewer’s hear and show the North from an unexpected side.

The main characters are professional skateboarders Artem Vladimirov and Sergey Bastrykin.

A unique documentary series “The Road to the Arctic. Arctic Skateboard Expedition” in road movie format. Two travelers Artem Vladimirov and Sergey Bastrykin decided to set off on a journey through two northern regions of Russia and be the first to cover 1011 km on skateboards, crossing the Arctic Circle.