Lyudmila Shiryaeva

Nature is an erotic suspense drama about a young couple on a quest to rediscover their sexual fervor. After a failed experiment with role-playing games, they decide to take a week long, sex centered camping trip deep into the woods. Gradually they become aware that an individual follows their every step, voyeuristically observing their most intimate moments. With the stalker in the picture, everything they set out to do takes on a new meaning and they must decide how far they are willing to go to get what they want.

The owner of nightclubs Oleg Barinov, on his way to work, calls in the district library to give away unnecessary books, which he has accumulated a lot at home, and education does not allow him to throw them in the trash. In the library, he meets Alla, a plain-looking, inconspicuous girl librarian who at first does not make the slightest impression on him. He is not up to Alla: Barinov has a lot of problems - one of the city gangs insists on drug trafficking in Barinov’s clubs. Barinov does not agree, the bandits threaten his partner and he goes out of business.

Young and talented programmers Andrey and Marina have created a unique computer program of great commercial value. By a tragic coincidence, Marina dies. To complete the program, Andrey needs an access key for Marinin. Andrey is faced with the task of unraveling the secret of Marina's key. Only one photo serves as a clue - a photo of Jose, an old friend of Andrei and uncle Marina. In search of a clue, Andrei sets off on the road along the M-8 Highway, which leads to Vologda, where Jose lives. Lena, the lover of an oligarch who wants to take over the program, becomes Andrey's fellow traveler. On their trail are several more interested persons: a former "super agent", a gangster music lover, a distraught politician, stoned bikers and many others.

A young businessman believes that money and fortune are the most important things in the world. One day he loses all his money and faces the necessity to reconsider and change his life.

No fim da II Guerra, um grupo de prisioneiros alemães vai parar por engano num campo de trabalho feminino soviético. As guardas que os recebem querem vingar os maridos e namorados mortos na batalha, mas com o tempo as relações entre eles mudam.

O filme “Sappho”, foi produzido na Crimeia, pelo novo estúdio ucraniano “Yalta Film”. É uma história de um triângulo amoroso entre casal americano Sappho (Avalon Barrie), Phil (Todd Soley) na sua lua de mel e a Helene (Lyudmila Shiryaeva), a filha do arqueólogo russo Professor Orlov (actor ucraniano Bohdan Stupka).A história tem lugar nos anos 1920 na ilha grega de Lesbos e lembra a lenda grega sobre a poetisa Safo (Sappho), que foi a “responsável” pelo termo lésbica. Mas o papel importante cabe à própria natureza da Crimeia, que tem sítios lindíssimos, muitíssimo parecidos com as ilhas gregas. A música no filme é de Mikis Theodorakis e da sua filha Maro Theodorakis.