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Screenwriter, director – Alexandr Varennikov Cinematographer – Julia Chernetskaya Sound director – Stanislav Zradovskiy Actors – Boris Kononchuk, Anatoly Chernikov, Nina Ryndina
Heart of Tundra. The life of a colleague depends on the young geologist Artyom. The situation is complicated by the fact that the colleague is the fiancé of a girl Artyom was in love with.
Screenwriter, director – Rakhmonjonov Javohir Ilkhomjon o‘g‘li Cinematographer – Golib Majidov Sound director – Chinora Xolboyeva Actors – Jamshid Mamayusupov, Sevara Xaydarova, Jumanazar Beknazarov
Muhammadfozil, a knowledge-seeking boy from a rural village, sets himself the goal of winning the «Young Book Lover» competition and fulfilling his late father's dream. At first, his main motivation is the grand prize — a car. However, along the way he faces doubts from others, inner fears, and difficult challenges. After experiencing defeats and moments of despair, Muhammadfozil finds himself on the verge of giving up. Yet the support of his family and his childhood belief in the “Flying Carpet” inspire him to keep moving forward. Through perseverance, hard work, and dedication to learning, he not only becomes the winner of the competition but also comes to a profound realization: true wealth lies not in rewards, but in knowledge and wisdom.
In the dead of night, a teenage girl in labor arrives at her older sister's dorm room. Ayzhan, a young medical student barely managing her own life, is forced to deliver the baby herself. As the two sisters descend into panic, shame, and desperation, they face a harsh reality where there is no room for error — and no one to turn to.
Screenwriter, director – Elena Balashova Cinematographers – Anton Khamchishkin, Aleksandr Naumov, Ilya Cherepanov, Vladimir Debinsky, Valeria Jonsen Sound director – Artem Zotkin Actors – Evgenia Turkova, Margarita Shilova, Polina and Kristina Stepanova, Evgenia Mikheeva
Two souls (the twins) are destined to be born to the same mother. However, young mother Masha has other plans, and she refuses to give birth to them. But the twins remain invisible, influencing Masha's real life.
The main character has no money to pay for her rent, and in order to delay the payment, she sets a condition for the landlady to evict a homeless man from the building. All the neighbors become involved in the conflict over the homeless man's eviction.
Screenwriter, director – Marina Smirnova Cinematographer – Ivan Konorov Sound director – Kirill Angelov Actors – Julia Sules, Stasia Mikhailova, Margarita Korolkova
Upon learning that her daughter has frozen her eggs, the mother decides to urgently find a father for her ‘future grandchildren’ — and nothing will stand in her way.
Screenwriter, director – Gennady Boyko Cinematographers – Arseny Belinsky, Egor Ovcharek Sound director – Kristian Shatov Actors – Armen Vanian, Inga Korenskaya
Eva and Herman are professional shoplifters who steal from stores as a protest against the system. But when Eva discovers that she, too, has become a commodity in Herman's calculations, she faces the most difficult choice of all: remain a thing in his world or become a person in hers. This film is a parable about how consumer society turns people into products on a shelf.
There I was a child
Production: David Thiers (Marnie production), France, 2025
Screenwriter, director – Rahil Fallahfar Cinematographer – Masoud Amini Tirani Sound director – Amirhossein Ghasemi Actors – Ali Mosaffa, Hossein Kashi
On his way to Tehran, Ali stops by the village where his childhood caregiver, Hasan, lives. He wants to take Hasan to Tehran for treatment, as he is ill and suffers from dementia.
Screenwriter, director – Olga Gagarina Cinematographer – Pavel Bykovenko Sound director – Rustam Medov Actors – Mikhail Krylov, Alexander Peskov, Natalia Parashkina, Olga Amosova
Lawyer Prolyotov gets a chance to get revenge on Judge Burdyukov for some old grievances. Just as he trumps up the case, Burdyukov shows up on the doorstep.
Scriptwriter, director – Jorge Malpica Operator – Federico Malpica Sound engineer – Rodrigo Barbera Actors – Jimena Buen Abad
Water has no shape; neither does grief. Losing a cherished dog leaves a door open—death is not the end, but a presence that lingers in the everyday rituals we refuse to forget.
Scriptwriter – Agustin Balbi Gottuso, Julián Lona Director – Julián LKona Operator – Fran Matta Sound engineer – Álvaro Martín Actors – Ana María Picchio, Esteban Meloni
A son's relationship with his mother can be the pinnacle of love between two people, but it can also mean an unavoidable distance when he tries to talk about what has never been said. A Sunday lunch seems to be the ideal occasion to try to overcome that distance.
Who knows – Cat knows him
Production: student film by Inga Povzner, Russia, 2026
Screenwriter, director – Anton Gorynin Cinematographer – Inga Povzner Sound director – Mikhail Popov Actors – Zhenya Lipskaya, Vitaly Bobkov
A single woman in her thirties owns a cat. She is striving to find a partner to change her life for the better. However, her cat is not willing to approve each candidate...
Screenwriter – Nadezhda Ishkulova Director – Ekaterina Mavlytova Cinematographer – Vladislav Klikunov Sound director – Evgenia Povalyaeva Actors – Valeria Samoilova, Valery Sakovich, Alexander Danilenkov
Two young residents of Murmansk, Kostya and Daniil, one sunny June midnight meet a foreign tourist who has confused day with night. The prank that Kostya has planned ceases to seem harmless at a certain point. But the city itself, with its special charm, helps our heroes.
Screenwriter – Valeria Temkina Directors – Tatiana Zhukova, Alexey Melko Cinematographer – Petr Menshikov Sound director – Oleg Kozhevin Actors – Vasilisa Sheveleva, Sofia Brusnikina
A ten-year-old city girl Frosya is spending the summer with her grandmother Shura in her village. Frosya is trying her best to be the perfect granddaughter and she is so diligent with her household chores that sometimes her excessive diligence even slightly disrupts her grandmother’s usual way of life. One seemingly ordinary morning, Frosya’s world is turned upside down when her grandmother complains to her that she has accidentally lost her beloved “pokhodni” and feels very bad without them. The whole village gradually joins in the search for the strange object, but no one understands what it is.
Screenwriter – Julia Garlinskaya Director – Anna Tsedrik Cinematographer – Sergey Pashkov
This film is about a woman from Monchegorsk, she meets a man online while hiding her real face. But as they grow closer, it becomes harder for her to hide from the meeting and from herself.
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