A subtle psychological drama about a married couple heading towards divorce, but caught in unexpected tragic circumstances.

Director: Igor Voloshin
Starring: Jean-Marc Barr (France), Olga Simonova (Russia), John Robinson (USA), Simonata Hladka (Slovakia), Dalib (Slovakia) and others.
Production: Furia Films (Slovak Republic), Gate Film (Russia), 8Heads Productions (Czech Republic).

The film is supported by the Ministry of Culture of the Russian Federation, EURIMAGE, the Audiovisual Fund of the Slovak Republic and the Czech State Cinematography Fund.

The film had its world premiere at the Busan International Film Festival (South Korea).

Premiere: November 1, 2018

The center of the film, dedicated to the 1100th anniversary of the baptism of Alania, is an expedition of a group of historians and archaeologists from Moscow to the most ancient Christian shrines of Russia. These are three Alan churches located near Nizhny Arkhyz in the Karachay-Cherkess Republic (formerly this was the territory of Alania). The film tells about the Alans and their powerful medieval state.

Screenwriter: Ekaterina Evstratova
Director: Mikhail Elkin
Cinematographer: Alexander Kiper
Producers: Zhanna Tedeeva-Kalinina, Alexandra Voronkova
Production year: 2023

The hero of the film is a teenager who questions faith and throughout the film tries to understand whether he wants to be a believer or not.

Screenwriter: Ekaterina Evstratova
Director: Mikhail Elkin
Cinematographer: Alexander Kiper
Producers: Zhanna Tedeeva-Kalinina, Alexandra Voronkova
Production year: 2023

In the early 2000s, Frenchman Marc Ahr arrives in St. Petersburg with two bags: one with money, the other with pieces of the Berlin Wall. Marc buys a communal apartment from Elena Verkhovskaya, whose family lived there before the revolution, and turns it not just into his home, but into a magnetic place for St. Petersburg musicians and artists. Marc decides to give each of them one square meter of his apartment. A story about an unusual man, an ordinary communal apartment and an entire era in the film "Walls".

Director: Mikhail Elkin
Screenplay: Ekaterina Evstratova
Cinematographer: Alexander Kiper
Producers: Zhanna Tedeeva-Kalinina, Alexandra Voronkova
Release year: 2019

This is a film about a village with the poetic name Svetlana; it is located two hours' drive from St. Petersburg. It was built more than twenty-five years ago by volunteers for people with physical and mental disabilities, doomed to specialized closed psychoneurological institutions. Many of them could not put two words together before they came to the village; they were locked up.

In Svetlana, they avoid the words "disabled" or "unhealthy", preferring to call such people "folk". They do not engage in miraculous healing and special training; diagnosis is not important here. Here the folk have conditions for normal human life. Healthy and unhealthy people communicate on equal terms, work together, stage performances and run a joint household. People with disabilities do not feel sick or damaged. Here everyone is equal.

It took us 13 years to make this film.

Screenwriter and director - Lilia Viugina
Cinematographer: Sergey Syrbu
Producers: Zhanna Tedeeva-Kalinina, Alexandra Voronkova, Anna Gutovskaya, Lilia Viugina
Coproduction: AstraFilm
Release year: 2019

"Business is creativity" — this is what the main character of the film thinks, Russian businessman Taimuraz Bolloev — the founder of the legendary brewing company "Baltika", president of "BTK Group", the largest holding in the textile and clothing industry in Russia. For the first time, Taimuraz Kazbekovich shares the secrets of his success and talks about the paths of entrepreneurship in Russia from the early 90s to the present.

Director: Andrey Zozulya
Screenplay: Timur Khabitsov
Cinematographers: Sergey Amirdzhanov, Roman Kovalev
Video Engineer: Grigory Khalyapin
Sound Engineer: Alexander Volodin
Editing: Sergey Kuznetsov
Creative Producer: Marina Trubina
Producers: Zhanna Kalinina, Alexandra Voronkova

The film is supported by the Ministry of Culture of the Russian Federation and the Regional Public Foundation for the Promotion of Culture "World of the Caucasus".

The film was awarded the "Bronze Mercury" at the I Festival of Documentary and Television Cinema "Constellation of Creators" in the nomination "Our Achievements".

The film tells about several enthusiast farmers in Russia who have chosen for their farming (livestock, crop production, winemaking) a careful attitude to nature based on subsistence farming without the use of herbicides and pesticides, bio- and eco-production. The interviewees share their everyday problems.

Screenwriter: Alisa Amblar
Director: Mikhail Elkin
Cinematographer: Roman Kovalev
Producers: Zhanna Tedeeva-Kalinina, Alexandra Voronkova, Alisa Amblar

The film is supported by the Ministry of Culture of the Russian Federation and Burnier wine estates

Awards:
Sensusfilmfestival
- Best sound design
- Best director
- Best documentary film
Global India International Film Festival 2019
- Award for best message