'The Puppet Show”, is a wok by the classic author of Russian literature of the XX century, one of the greatest Russian poets A. A. Blok (1880-1921). This small lyric drama was, written by the author in the style of Symbolism. The content and the form of the play, are obscure and fragile. Instead of the real events, there are impressions and symbols, instead of real life, fabulous, invented world, instead of real people, puppet masks.

Contemporary Russia. A high school student becomes convinced that the world has been lost to evil, and begins to challenge the morals and beliefs of the adults around him.

Ivan begins to suspect that his wife is cheating on him. Sophia denies treason, but the Prince decides to lock her up and forbids her to see her son. At this time, Ivan the Young learns that his wife believes in heresy, Elena and her companions in fear, and decide to poison the prince.

In 218 BC, Hannibal led his army with 27 elephants across the Alps to attack the Romans. Eleven years before this historic event, on the banks of a river near Carthage, North Africa, one of his elephants pulled a drowning girl out of rough waters. Thus began Liada's epic journey with an elephant named Obolus.

Having sent Sophia to exile, the Prince begins to drink. He dreams bad dreams, he can not make a final decision. At this time, Elena begins to seek an approach to Ivan, while he pushes it away. Elena believes that in her path there is only one person - Sofia, and therefore - she must be killed.

The Horde army is moving to Moscow but as winter is approaching, the Horde troops wait for the river to freeze in order to attack. A great standing on the river Ugra begins.

A bold contemporary adaptation of Anton Chekhov's legendary short story, Ward No. 6 chronicles one man's descent into madness. Dr. Ragin is the head doctor at a provincial insane asylum, where he interacts daily with the abandoned, the unloved and the forgotten. Lonely and isolated in his personal life, he finds solace in the long philosophical dialogues with his brilliant patient Gromov, which lead him to question the nature of his own existence....

Winner of multiple 2014 Cannes Film Festival Awards (including the coveted Critics' Week Grand Prix), Myroslav Slaboshpytskiy's The Tribe is an undeniably original and intense feature debut set in the insular world of a Ukrainian high school for the deaf. The Tribe unfolds through the non-verbal acting and sign language from a cast of deaf, nonprofessional actors-with no need for subtitles or voice over––resulting in a unique, never before-experienced...

A young teacher fleeing an unfounded criminal charge goes on the run with an orphaned girl who is searching for her long-lost grandmother.

It's September 5, 1969, and Gitel Bargman is about to attend a party to celebrate her 33rd birthday - although for her it is hardly cause for celebration. She is racked with guilt for simply being alive. Attractive, intelligent, and witty, Gitel is a successful violinist who lives in a Kuybyshev (USSR) apartment. To the outsider, she has everything. But Gitel hides a secret. She's a haunted woman: haunted not only by painful memories of the past,...