Pavel Fattakhutdinov

The film is about Russian emigration to Harbin and Shanghai and return to Russia. Who were these people, how and how did they end up in China, what obstacles and hardships had to be overcome? How did they manage to organize themselves and obtain Soviet citizenship, and, most importantly, how did their fate turn out at home? Did you manage to start life over again, take place and become a citizen useful for your country?

In difficult moments of life, the community saves, and when it has saved, it begins to weigh down. This is what happens to the family of our heroes – Eugeny and Elena.

Isn't the history of our Fatherland a dream? Does it have anything to do with the life of the inhabitants of the village of Novikovo? Here is the ancestral tomb of the once famous Novikov-Kireevs. But on closer examination, it suddenly turns out that everything the Novikov-Kireevs lived by is still relevant today. Not only for the village, but for the whole of Russia.

This is a film about two women. Both have lost their loved ones. One in the Great Patriotic War, the other in the Afghan War. Each fate released only a few days of happiness. But both carried their love and loyalty through life. Together with them, we reread letters from the front and relive the happiness of love and the bitterness of loss.

In one of the most beautiful places in the Urals on the banks of the river Rezh stands the village of Mironovo. Every year graduates of the local school go to the city to study and earn money, with the hope that they will be able to settle there. But in recent years, the mood of the village youth has begun to change.

There is an area in Yekaterinburg where most of the residents are visitors from neighboring countries. The heroes of the picture are teenagers. They live and study here.

Documentary comedy. A community of Old Believers settled in the upper reaches of Biryusa. They have fenced themselves off from the world with a wall of alienation. The film crew is trying to break through it. Open Documentary Film Festival "Russia" - 2014, Grand Prix.

Lyudmila Vaulina is a pediatrician. I have worked in the village all my life. This is the first time she has encountered such a child.

About the life of fishermen on the banks of the great river.

On the shore of the Angara River, two old, lonely people met - a man and a woman. They found their happiness, and would have lived like this until their death, but the great construction project, designed to turn the Hangar into a giant source of electricity, separates them. The film won the Prize as the best short film at the Open Documentary Film Festival "Russia" (Yekaterinburg).

A story about a very special summer in a life of twelve years old Mishka.

After the birth of the sixth child, the father left for another woman. The core of the family was the elder sister Natasha, herself a person of dramatic fate.

When you are 19 years old, you want to fall in love, walk, spend nights in frivolous conversations. All this is done by our heroine Lisa. But that's not the main thing. The main thing is that she has to earn her own living and take care of two paralyzed old men. And there is not a single person nearby to lean on. And Lisa lives in the world-famous town of Karabash, in an ecological disaster zone.