Screenwriter – Elena Sumina
Director – Alexey Sumin, Alexander Belogolovtsev
Cinematographer – Ruslan Jurchenko, Artem Vasiliev

Loving Differently is a documentary series that introduces a new couple in each episode, each living with a disability. What challenges do two blind partners face in building a life together? What does daily life look like for a couple where one partner uses a wheelchair and the other is visually impaired? How do young spouses in wheelchairs confront scepticism? How are these relationships perceived by society and by their closest circles? And what well-meaning “advice” actually causes more harm, only deepening their bond?

Screenwriter – Kirill Kapitsa
Director – Sergey Poluyanov
Cinematographer – Evgeny Kordunsky
Sound director - Evgeny Kordunsky
Actors – Andrey Fedortsov, Aleksander Baranovsky, Elizaveta Falileeva, Andrey Khitrin, Aleksander Udaltsov

Gamekeeper Maxim Okhlopkov is forced to leave his native Pskov forests due to a conflict with the local mayor. His new home is cold St. Petersburg—big, inhospitable, and unfamiliar. His ability to track scents and understand animal logic helps Okhlopkov in his new position. He takes a job as an investigator in a disadvantaged area of ​​St. Petersburg. His partner is a Welsh Corgi named Tyubik. Will Okhlopkov, a provincial and truth-teller, be able to thrive in the big city? His integrity often creates difficult "situations."

Screenwriters – Vasily Pavlov, Juriy Sapronov, Rauf Kubaev
Directors – Ilia Shpota, Mikhail Pipia
Cinematographer – Mikhail Shishebarov

This is season 2 of the tv-show about the romance between a wealthy heiress and an ordinary guy from a provincial town. Katya, the lead singer of the band Lily of the Valley faces major challenges: the band's breakup, intrigues, battle for massive inheritance, and—most importantly—the search for her husband, Lyokha. Circumstances beyond their control change the couple's lives forever.

Screenwriter, director – Alexey Kazakov
Cinematographer – Vasily Grigolynas

Zhenya accidentally saves Yana, an inmate serving time for murder. In gratitude, Yana teaches Zhenya how to become stronger so she can exact revenge and helps her escape. Once free, Zhenya acquires wealth based on Yana’s tip and begins taking revenge on her enemies.

Screenwriters: Svetlana Kalitkina (pseudonym Svetlana Sazanova), Elena Kryakovtseva, Tatyana Ogorodnikova (pseudonym Evgeniya Leonova)
Directors: Alena Rainer, Felix Gerchikov
Cinematographer: Igor Rukin
Music by: Maksim Koshevarov, Aleksandr Maev

Marta Vitalievna Pronina is a talented, determined, and romantic doctor working in a metropolitan clinic alongside her husband, Igor. However, her life suddenly shatters when her mother passes away, and she catches her husband with her best friend. On top of that, Marta is forced to resign from her beloved job due to a long-standing conflict with the clinic's chief physician.
Crushed by grief and betrayal, Marta relocates from the capital to the North, taking a job as the chief physician in the small town of Novye Vetry, where the local hospital desperately needs leadership. This marks the beginning of her new life. Discovering the hospital in a deplorable state, with no doctors and locals resorting to self-medication, Marta takes decisive action.
However, her efforts face severe opposition, as the hospital is slated for closure. Businessman Grigory Davydov, backed by local officials, plans to build a prestigious health resort in its place. Marta stands firmly against this, refusing to leave the community without medical care. She finds support in Vasily, a local emergency services officer, and a romantic relationship begins to blossom between them.
Their bond is soon tested by the unexpected arrival of Marta's husband, Igor, and Vasily's wife, Liza, who was previously presumed dead. Furthermore, it is revealed that Marta's and Vasily's families are tied by an old tragedy, threatening to tear the lovers apart.