Goryachie novosti (2009)

Actors: Hing-Ka Chan (writer), Sergey Garmash (actor), Andrey Merzlikin (actor), Maksim Konovalov (actor), Fredrik Morheden (editor), Loa Falkman (actor), Yuri Shlykov (actor), Evgeniy Tsyganov (actor), Peter Hiltunen (producer), Alexander Jonsson (miscellaneous crew), Tin-Shing Yip (writer), Artyom Semakin (actor), Maria Mashkova (actress), Aleksey Frandetti (actor), Anthony Lledo (composer),

Plot: A gang of crooks robbing cash collectors, run into a police surveillance team and the inadequate police response results in a gunfight. A TV crew on assignment in the area happens to capture this humiliation on camera, and this example of police incompetence is soon the lead story in every news bulletin. Public confidence in law and order now suffers irreparable harm. The head of the Moscow force welcomes a public search-and-destroy operation against these thugs, the brainchild of Katya, his PR director. She proposes that the capture of this dangerous gang be transformed into a live TV show of a kind never seen before. At this point she cannot know that the gang leader's life-and-death struggle with the police is destined to lead to a media duel. Besieged in a huge apartment block, the crooks hold hostage a father and his son and daughter. A massive special forces rescue operation is mounted but fails miserably. Undaunted by this setback, Katya and her team of specialists manipulate the footage to create the illusion of victory. Incensed by this version of events broadcast on TV, gang leader Herman strikes back. Using the boy's computer he uploads to the Internet his own footage of this debacle and starts broadcasting from the apartment via a web camera. The first shots have now been fired in an information war, whose survivors and victors have yet to emerge.

Ya (2009)

Actors: Aleksey Gorbunov (actor), Anna Mikhalkova (producer), Anna Mikhalkova (actress), Artur Smolyaninov (actor), Pyotr Zaychenko (actor), Mikhail Evlanov (actor), Aleksey Poluyan (actor), Oksana Akinshina (actress), Mariya Shalayeva (actress), Nadezhda Vasileva (costume designer), Aleksey Filimonov (actor), Igor Voloshin (writer), Evgeniy Tkachuk (actor), Igor Voloshin (director), Tatyana Kuzmichyova (editor),

Etim vecherom angely plakali (2008)

Actors: Aleksandr Pankratov-Chyornyy (actor), Tatyana Arntgolts (actress), Grigoriy Antipenko (actor), Andrei Leonov (actor), Natalya Ivanova-Fenkina (actress), Sergey Chirkov (actor), Sergey Aprelskiy (actor), Maksim Kurochkin (writer), Gennadiy Novikov (actor), Aleksandr Volkov (actor), Irina Yegorova (actress), Andrey Tzvetkov (writer), Sergey Salnikov (actor), Sergey Zagrebnev (actor), Yuliya Timoshenko (actress),

Plot: Based on Russian author Vsevolod Garshin's short story "Proisshestvie" ("An Incident") (1878), this is an ironic tale of love, hope, and redemption. Ivan Nikitin is a successful, young executive. Ambitious and driven, he is totally obsessed with his career, with money, and with his reputation. Love, to him, does not exist. By chance he meets Nadezhda, a prostitute. Stunningly beautiful, despite her addiction to drugs and alcohol, Nadezhda long ago gave up hope of ever knowing love or happiness. Her past a series of painful tragedies, her present a hell numbed by drugs and alcohol, she sees only hopeless loneliness in her future. Ivan falls deeply in love with Nadezhda, and passionately tries to win her love. But, Nadezhda, for his sake, will not let Ivan into her life.

Za dvumya zaytsami (2003)

Actors: Alla Pugacheva (actress), Yelena Melnikova (actress), Olga Sumskaya (actress), Andrey Danilko (composer), Andrey Danilko (actor), Andrey Danilko (actor), Anatoliy Dyachenko (actor), Maksim Galkin (actor), Nikolay Boklan (actor), Nina Sharolapova (actress), Aleksandr Bondarenko (actor), Neonila Beletskaya (actress), Neonila Beletskaya (actress), Natalya Kudryavtseva (actress), Natalya Kudryavtseva (actress),

Örök tavaly (2001)

Actors: István Fonyó (actor), Péter Miskolczi (producer), Tamás Kollányi (editor), Karina Kecskés (actress), Noemi Mehrli (editor), Sándor Almási (actor), Tamás Joó (producer), Tamás Joó (writer), Tamás Joó (director), Szabolcs Ruszina (actor), Péter Gál (actor), Sára Mészáros (actress), Máté Szabó (actor), Géza Ottlik (writer), István Kemény (writer),

Plot: Karina Kovács, a young journalist, visits her old friend Sanya at Balatonföldvár. Sanya is a teacher who's spending the summer writing aboard his beat up sailboat on Lake Balaton. Karina's come to interview Sanya, who on the other hand brings up their old mutual friend Ernõ Feszt and starts telling stories about him, how they met, and about the days they spent there in 1992 in a run-down villa with two other friends. A couple years after that summer Ernõ shot himself in the head. The film is a reminiscence about Ernõ from their differing vantage points. Karina was Ernõ's first love interest, while Sanya had looked up to him as a rebellious, adolescent role-model.

Aziat (1991)

Actors: Bolot Beyshenaliev (actor), Aleksandr Aleksandrov (writer), Aleksandr Aleksandrov (producer), Aleksandr Aleksandrov (actor), Sattar Dikambayev (actor), Konstantin Butayev (actor), Abdrashid Abdrakhmanov (actor), Marat Azimbayev (actor), Aleksandr Ajzenshtadt (composer), Roza Iskakova (costume designer), Robert Saralpov (actor), U. Sultangazin (actor), Olzhabaj Musabekov (producer), Zarema Bechelova (actress), Tamerlan Sabanov (actor),

Oy, vy, gusi... (1991)

Actors: Nina Usatova (actress), Natalya Zamakhina (costume designer), Svetlana Gaytan (actress), Marina Kuznetsova (actress), Valentina Smirnova (actress), Zinaida Shorokhova (editor), Lidiya Bobrova (director), Vasily Frolov (actor), Lidiya Bobrova (writer), Vladimir Bobrov (actor), Ivan Kolesnikov (actor), Aleksandr Kolesnikov (actor), Grigori Popov (actor), R. Minasyan (actor), Vyacheslav Sobolev (actor),

Bashnya (1987)

Actors: Georgiy Burkov (actor), Raisa Ryazanova (actress), Olga Ostroumova (actress), Igor Tsvetkov (composer), Viktor Tregubovich (director), Irina Apeksimova (actress), Ivan Agafonov (actor), Vadim Lobanov (actor), Sergei Sazontyev (actor), Aleksandr Aleksandrov (writer), Svetlana Gaytan (actress), Margarita Shadrina (editor), Aleksey Yasulovich (actor),

Vlyublyonnye (1970)

Actors: Rodion Nahapetov (actor), Shukhrat Irgashev (actor), Anastasiya Vertinskaya (actress), Tatyana Egorycheva (editor), Khamza Umarov (actor), Karen Khachaturyan (actor), Bogdan Trotsyuk (composer), Sergei Gurzo (actor), Rustam Sagdullayev (actor), Dzhavlon Khamrayev (actor), Elyer Ishmukhamedov (director), Odelsha Agishev (writer), Melis Abzalov (actor), Zakir Mukhamedzhanov (actor), Gani Agzamov (actor),

Pervyy trolleybus (1963)

Actors: Nikolai Parfyonov (actor), Stanislav Chekan (actor), Georgiy Vitsin (actor), Aleksandr Demyanenko (actor), Aleksei Gribov (actor), Mikhail Kononov (actor), Saveliy Kramarov (actor), Evgeniy Steblov (actor), Valentin Bryleev (actor), Andrey Eshpay (composer), Irina Gubanova (actress), Muza Krepkogorskaya (actress), Lev Sverdlin (actor), Pyotr Savin (actor), Tamara Makarova (actress),