Films 2026

Follow the Sun (dir. Leonid Kulibaba, Russia, 2024, 117 min., 12+)

The film focuses on the eternal problem of misunderstanding between children and adults. The idea of the film is based on the solution proposed by one of the main characters - a strange teacher who is able to see the world through a child's eyes. Thanks to his methodology based on play and creativity, he finds a common language with children. Unexpectedly, the children's grades and behaviour improve.

Legends from the past (dir. Ivan Sosnin, Russia, 2025, 103 min., 12+)

On assignment from the editorial office a reporter from Yekaterinburg goes to a village lost in taiga, where he hears an ancient legend about the lord of the forest. Upon his return home all of a sudden he starts seeing and hearing the ancient spirit who begs him to save the endangered fantastic creatures. The reporter agrees and in the company of his 12-year-old daughter, who has come from Moscow to spend the vacation with him, he sets off for the lands virtually untouched by civilization. The trip filled with unexpected adventures, will bring the father and daughter closer together because it’s only together that they will be able to solve the mystery of the ancient legends from the past.

My Grandfather (dir. Svyatoslav Vlasov, Russia, 2025, 104 min., 12+)

A grandfather takes in his teenage grandson after he loses both parents in a terrible car accident and becomes speechless. The grandfather wants to "make a man" out of his grandson before his own heart condition takes hold.

The Five Sons of Mary (dir. Pavel Ignatov, Russia, 2024, 94 min., 16+)

1945. Of all the men who left for the front in 1941 from the village of Maslyanino, only five of Maria's sons return. No other men from the village returned from the war.
Why did fate choose them? How did their mother survive these four years?
What is justice, what is faith, hope, love, and what is hatred?

Buddies and the Heir (dir. Marcelo Galvao, Brazil, 2026, 86 min., 12+)

When a hotel owner in Uruguay dies, a dispute erupts between Stallone (an actor with Down syndrome), who believes he is the rightful heir, and Skinny (an autistic actor), who was raised as the deceased’s adopted son. Before the will is read, Stallone invites his friends with Down syndrome from the Brazilian institute where he once lived to spend a week at the hotel. The institute’s principal forbids the trip, but Jazilma, a curious resident, convinces four friends to go at any cost. With help from Márcio (a former resident turned air club worker), they sneak onto a cargo plane—only to cross paths with criminals who use them to smuggle stolen gems.
Featuring a cast of dozens of actors with Down syndrome and one autistic actor, this wild adventure is full of chaos, humor, and unexpected twists.

Arctic Heroes (dir. Alexey Zamyslov, Olga Mayborodina, Russia, 2025, 101 min., 6+)

During excavations on Wrangel Island, a live baby mammoth is found sleeping in an artificially cre-ated cryogenic sarcophagus. An obsessed scientist leading the expedition decides to keep the dis-covery a secret from the public and pass it off as the result of his own cloning work. The baby mammoth is to be dissected to obtain material for cloning and research. A group of young school-children come to the baby mammoth's aid after accidentally discovering that it is intelligent. They help the baby mammoth escape and head back to Wrangel Island to uncover the mystery of its origin.

Finnik 2 (dir. Denis Chernov, Russia, 2025, 87 min., 6+)

Careless Finnick accidentally awakens the magic of an ancient walking stick – and loses the ability to be invisible! Now all the finns in the world are in danger. Finnick and Christine have to embark on a fascinating journey and overcome lots of challenges in order to help Finnick regain his invisibility and save all finns.

Oh, Pushkin! (dir. Ekaterina Gavryushkina, Russia, 2025, 58 min., 6+)

St. Petersburg applauds Pushkin's verses, but the audacious poet is ordered to be punished! Exile to his family estate, rural wilderness, and sorrowful thoughts – this is what awaits Alexander Pushkin. Howev-er, this twist of fate becomes the beginning of a captivating story filled with adventures, sincere love, true friendship, and inspired poetry.

Moonzy: Homecoming (dir. Konstantin Bronzit, Russia, 2024, 75 min., 6+)

Moonzy Homecoming is a heartwarming preschool animation movie that follows the adventures of Moonzy, a fluffy and cute Moonchild who calls Earth's forest meadow home, along with his friendly insect friends. One day, Moonzy discovers a way to return to the Moon, his original home. However, his journey is not without challenges: Moonzy's best friend, the grasshopper Skip, is deeply upset that Moonzy wants to get back home. Old scientist Moth, who has a deep curiosity for lunar science, tries to interfere and prevent Moonzy's Homecoming for the sake of his research. Adding to the chaos are mischievous twin caterpillars, Woopsie and Poopsie, who create their usual mess wherever they go.
As Moonzy embarks on his extraordinary journey back to the Moon, he must overcome a lot of obsta-cles and decide where his true home is.

Prince Ivan and the Gray Wolf 6 (dir. Darina Schmidt, Konstantin Feoktistov, Russia, 2024, 75 min., 6+)

Ivan Tsarevich and his friends go to an exhibition of wonders from the entire fairy-tale world.

Three Heroes: Daily Tales (dir. Ekaterina Salabai, Alexandra Shokha, Russia, 2024, 65 min., 6+)

Every day brings a new scheduled feat for the three bogatyrs. One day they must investigate the theft of the prince’s crown, the next they have to rescue their friends from a magical world of dreams, and then Julius the Horse and Alyosha clash in an epic battle of wits. There are no small adventures, and our bogatyrs are certainly not small either. So whether sooner or later, three exciting stories await you all at once.

Legends of Bolgar (dir. Sergey Kiatrov, Russia, 2025, 65 min., 12+)

In the labyrinth of the ages, where the boundaries between past and future are blurred, young Timer embarks on an exciting and enlightening journey. Timer's path lies through a mysterious tunnel where he meets the great Time Keeper Alexander Schmidt. Together they recruit a team of guardians of history to protect the city of Bolgar, which is threatened by an ancient evil that seeks to destroy its greatness. The insidious genie is very powerful and his evil spells have penetrated different eras of the past. Here the fairy tale meets reality: on the way of heroes – archaeological monuments of Bolgar, real historical persons and events.
Get ready for an exciting adventure, where time and stone are intertwined in an epic battle for the fate of Bolgar!

T-REX (dir. Timur Yunisov, Russia, 2025, 25 min., 16+)

Fedya, a gentle, well-behaved boy, lives peacefully with his mother while enduring harassment from the local bully, Skvortsov. When he rescues a stray kitten, Fedya meets Bogdan, a cunning and cocky street kid who involves him in a dangerous scheme...

Shchedrik (dir. Daria Artyushkova, Russia, 2025, 14 min., 12+)

On Christmas Eve, the young masked caroler Shchedrik, along with other children from the or-phanage, walks around the apartments, begging for treats and money. He finds himself on the threshold of the apartment of a lonely old woman, and the oppressive atmosphere in the dwelling, along with the alarming silence of the hostess, cause anxiety on the guy.
Turning on the flashlight on his phone, he discovers that the old woman is sick and seems to be preparing for death. Delirious, the old woman takes a stranger in a terrible mask for a messenger from the other world and asks to be transported to another world, but the guy is more interested in her valuables. Playing the role of a cheerful caroler, Shchedrik suddenly realizes that he has a chance to enrich himself. He helps the old woman collect valuables for the next world, putting the prey in his bag, but he has doubts.

Rabbit Race (dir. Alexander Shmakov, Maxim Karateev, Russia, 2025, 21 min., 12+)

After moving to a new neighborhood, a teenager faces bullying, but accidentally ends up in a theatre studio. There he discovers his talent, finds friends and gains confidence in himself. With the support of the group and the stage, he learns to stand up to aggression. Theatre becomes not only a passion for him, but also a way to overcome difficulties. In the end, the hero defeats bullying, gaining inner strength and recognition.

Trezorka (dir. Ilya Severov, Russia, 2025, 29 min., 12+)

An elderly grandfather and a ten-year-old boy meet by chance on New Year's Eve in the courtyard of a house. Grandfather recalls how, as an eight-year-old, he lived in besieged Leningrad and acci-dentally found the dog of a deceased officer. And his whole family was faced with a choice between friendship with their new pet and survival.

Delivery man (dir. Dinara Abdrashitova, Russia, 2025, 15 min., 12+)

A courier with cerebral palsy must, at all costs, reach the customer before midnight. A heartwarming story about New Year's miracles.

Malyutka (dir. Dmitry Pasichnyuk, Russia, 2025, 11 min., 0+)

The beginning of the Great Patriotic War. Little Ada lives with her mother and dreams of a beautiful doll displayed in a shop window. But the harsh reality of wartime forces her to make a difficult choice. This touching story is about a child’s selflessness and how a small act can become part of a much larger history.
The film is based on real events connected with the creation of the tank “Malutka.”

Astronomers (dir. Dmitry Pasichnyuk, Russia, 2025, 14 min., 6+)

Only one soldier knows the secret of the ancient German cathedral. But the mystery also has its own secret.

Tiny Tom (dir. Léo Riehl, France, 2025, 10 min, 0+)

Tom is eleven and lives with his mom near the woods. With his friend Tristan, he fights monsters.

Eat, eat, eat! (dir. Kathleen Tio, Indonesia, 2025, 15 min., 0+)

As an only child in a Chinese-Indonesian family where shared meals are a ritual, Feli grew up with her father's deep love. But as she matured, their perspectives clashed, and the dining table became her path to understand her father.

In the Shadow of a Bamboo Basket (dir. Sujan Lamjel, India, 2025, 23 min., 16+)

Doko ko Chahari is a short film that explores the world of 13-year-old Anish through the lens of his innocence. More interested in playing with his handmade toy cage than studying, Anish spends his days lost in play, to the growing concern of his parents, Biren and Rina, who struggle financially. Worried about his lack of discipline, Biren tells him an old folklore about a Forest Shaman who pun-ishes disobedient children. The story unnerves Anish, and his fear intensifies as he becomes con-vinced the shaman is coming for him and his beloved toy cage. As the line between imagination and reality begins to blur, Anish embarks on a surreal journey that leaves the viewer questioning what is real. The film subtly highlights the importance of education while reflecting the inner worlds of children shaped by deprivation, fear, and hope in the face of harsh realities.

The First Lesson (dir. Maxim Bobkov, Russia, 2025, 8 min., 6+)

After burying his beloved cat, first-grader Yefim decides to avenge his death on a shepherd named Darwin, but a disarming force stands in the way of the avenger.

Sun Fell and Rolled (dir. Alexandra Sokolovskaya, Russia, 2025, 20 min., 12+)

A Deaf boy finds his voice through his first tragedy. A joyful event intertwines with a painful experi-ence, love with resentment. The path of a child protected by silence to his first word.

The Turtle (dir. Maurice Amiryan, Russia, 2024, 25 min., 0+)

Igor and his son Senya travel to North Ossetia for the funeral of Igor’s father, with whom he had not spoken for many years. Senya is unaware of his grandfather’s death. Along the way, Igor shares an old legend about a turtle and an ancient tree. Upon arriving in their native village, Igor fulfills his father’s final wish by digging a hole beneath the tree. After the funeral, Senya waters the tree. As the two prepare to depart, the ancient legend comes to life, and father and son realize their true home is now here, on their ancestral land.

Such a pretty face (dir. Ana Squilanti, Brazil, 2024, 19 min., 12+)

Celina finds out that she could never be considered the prettiest girl in her classroom.

Take It Off (dir. Sergio Tovar Uribe, Canada, Colombia, Hungary, 2025, 10 min., 6+)

Milo transports to a sunflower field, where he meets a mysterious girl named Janeth. When she in-vites him to play, Milo must confront his greatest fear.

Son (dir. Zhanna Bekmambetova, Russia, 2025, 20 min., 0+)

The story of a boy and his dad who live in a small house on the edge of the steppe. The boy is con-fined to a wheelchair and can't even take a spoon with porridge. The dad is close to despair, but everything changes when one day the TV shows the landing of the newest robot on Mars… This tale is dedicated to all parents who don't give up.

Habitat, OR how talented people to get along (dir. Daria Bayborodina, Russia, 2024, 5 min., 6+)

An architect and a gardener once met. He wanted to build a huge city, and she wanted to grow a magnificent garden. But there was only enough space for one masterpiece.
Thus began the most ambitious battle for territory... However, the more they interfered with each other, the more ingenious their creations became. The architect and the gardener realized that through collaboration they could create the most magnificent city and the most enormous garden.

Animetro (dir. Natalia Grofpel, Russia, 2025, 8 min., 12+)

Lady Leopard is ready to give up her search for a soulmate when suddenly the wild rhythm of the underground interferes with her destiny.

The Box (dir. Alexandra Pavlova, Russia, 2025, 7 min., 12+)

The young man carefully follows the instructions in the chest of drawers assembly guide. But soon it becomes like a dream and despite the hero's best efforts, his logical actions led to an unexpected and absurd outcome.

Cylinder (dir. Alexander Rybin, Russia, 2025, 2 min., 0+)

Fantasy on the theme of the fairy tale "Teremok". The poet, passing through the Orel province, loses his top hat. The hat creates its own ecosystem, made up of books and costumed animals. When Pushkin returns for his hat, all he finds is a library!

Philosophical-physical model of a tea bag (dir. Natalia Shulga, Russia, 2025, 5 min., 12+)

An ordinary day in the life of Shola and Pat-pat. They fish, walk and discuss the topic of existence. Shola finds the meaning of life in a tea bag, and Pat-pat completely disagrees. The heroes have to find out where is the truth and are the questions of universal philosophy so important in the face of friendship.

Once upon a time there was a mountain (dir. Natalia Abramova, Russia, 2025, 5 min., 0+)

The big mountain lived peacefully, but one day people came to it...

Mothership (dir. Evgeny Golovin, Russia, 2024, 13 min., 16+)

When the world is full of danger, and darkness inexorably advances, the only ray of hope is the dis-tant light of a dream. But its price is incredibly high.

Out there (dir. Evgeny Golovin, Alexander Afonasyev, Russia, 2024, 13 min., 12+)

One page, and another. One foot before the other. I am here, I’m not there. I’ll reach the light, stair by stair.

The Birthplace of the Sun (dir. Denis Chernov, Russia, 2025, 5 min., 0+)

The Dog Vezunchik and his old friend — the North Wind — are going in a new thrilling adventure. The heroes face severe weather conditions, treacherous obstacles, and unexpected twists of fate. But everything ends well — they see the first rays of sun, what means the end of the long polar night.

Grandpa is Sleeping (dir. Matei Branea, Romania, 2025, 13 min, 6+)

Six-year-old Alma won’t accept her Grandpa’s endless sleep, so she takes him out for one last ad-venture together.

Knitting lesson (dir. Victoria Maksimova, Russia, 2025, 6 min., 0+)

The girl, observing her grandmother's skillful work and her wonderful creation, decided to learn to knit. But it was a struggle—the threads wouldn't obey, the tiger-balls of yarn tried to tangle every-thing, and the spider-knots and boa constrictors were annoying.
Her grandmother's patience and wise only advice helped the girl overcome this difficult task.

The Final (dir. Alvaro Parrilla Alvarez, Germany, 2024, 15 min., 0+)

Little Manu will do everything she can to watch her team with her grandfather at the grand final soccer match.

Selah (dir. Maya Lugo, Mexico, 2024, 5 min., 6+)

Selah, a fish with a body, decides to bring soups to her mouse friend living in the dumpster. How-ever, during her journey, the soups fall, triggering a repetition of events.

Dance Again (dir. Charon Chong, Singapore, 2025, 14 min., 12+)

Since young, Faris had always wanted to be a dancer, but had to abandon his dream due to poverty. His mother, Liang, suffers from young-onset dementia and no longer recognises her son, only re-membering him as a dancing child in photos.
Spurred by his mother's wish to see him perform, Faris rehearses her favourite dance and performs in front of her, when she finally recognises him.

Leonid Shvartsman. A Tale of a Boy and an Old Town (dir. Ekaterina Sharomet, Belarus, 2024, 26 min., 6+)

Leonid Shvartsman: A Tale of a Boy and an Old Town is an animated documentary about the life of the legendary artist from Soyuzmultfilm Studio. Born into a Jewish family in Minsk, Shvartsman endured personal loss, evacuation, and the hardships of war. Even while working at a factory, he kept drawing, holding onto his dream of fairy tales. After the war, he became the visual creator be-hind such classics as Cheburashka and The Snow Queen. Blending archival footage, original anima-tion, and a lyrical visual language, this is more than a biography — it is a story about the power of imagination to preserve humanity.

Roman Kostomarov: Born Twice (dir. Mikhail Shchedrinsky, Alexander Dozorets, Russia, 2024, 75 min., 12+)

The perfect athletic career – an Olympic champion, two-time World champion, three-time European and Russian champion in figure skating. However, in January 2023, a sudden illness nearly claimed Roman Kostomarov's life. He lay in a coma as doctors performed several surgeries, and were forced to amputate his limbs. Prognoses for recovery were less than one percent… yet he survived. Thanks to the love and support of family and friends, he never lost faith, embarking on the path to restora-tion.

Silent Battle (dir. Vikak Baskoro, Indonesia, 2024, 12 min., 6+)

Dafa is the only drum player in Dusun Malang, a small hamlet in Soronalan, Sawangan, Magelang. Although he enjoys playing the drum, his true dream is to become a grasak dancer. When the vil-lage troupe prepares for a performance at the village hall, Dafa tries to tell his father that he wants to dance instead. But Yanto, his father, asks him to remain the drummer for the sake of the com-munity. Caught between desire and duty, Dafa turns to the river—his everyday playground—which becomes a space of imagination where he can finally dance and reconcile the distance between his dreams, reality, and his father.

Feel (dir. Lilia Dmitrik, Russia, 2024, 53 min., 12+)

A blind foal is born in a stable in the Tver region. Usually such foals are put to sleep. Tatyana Akimova, a professional rider in the past and a horse owner, is faced with a difficult choice. Keeping this foal alive means taking full responsibility for the big baby, or even risking her life. Where will this love bring her to?

The Way (dir. Svetlana Muzychenko, Russia, 2025, 54 min., 12+)

Thousands of kilometers of snowy silence, severe frosts and biting winds, the deceptively fragile beauty of the ice. This is the Arctic, the edge of the earth, where, according to one of the characters in the film, the human soul meets the cosmos. Perhaps that is why for centuries these disturbing expanses have attracted fearless and romantic people, the greatest discoveries were made here, heroism and tragedy, despair, hope and pride of victory were mixed. The history of a huge country was created here – the Northern Sea Route was laid. In this film, the past meets the present, and today's heroes, captains and crews of super-powerful nuclear icebreakers, like their predecessors, embark on a voyage without even guessing what awaits them, what challenges the long Arctic road is preparing for them

Cooks (dir. Alexey Barykin, Russia, 2024, 22 min., 12+)

Lysychansk, Luhansk People’s Republic… A city in the “red zone,” just ten kilometers from the front line. Shelling continues around the clock, combat drones fly in the sky, and missile alerts are announced every few hours. For the past two years, a team led by Rustam Gatin – a chef and entrepreneur from Naberezhnye Chelny – has been working here. Using two field kitchens, they cook hot meals for five thousand people every day and deliver them under fire to hospitals and humanitarian aid distribution centers.

Nadia, go ahead! (dir. Anastasia Mulyarova, Belarus, 2025, 30 min., 12+)

The life of 22-year-old Nadia Mitsevich changed dramatically years ago, when she discovered the world of Paralympic skiing.
The life of 22-year-old Nadia Mitsevich changed dramatically years ago, when she discovered the world of Paralympic skiing.
So, under the sensitive leadership of coach Anton Igorevich Rumyantsev, naive and dreamy Nadia begins her way to sports peaks... In frank reflections, she shares her thoughts about time, which seems to her either flying or frozen. About the love that she is just starting to learn. About the beau-ty she sees in the world around her and herself. About dreams. About faith and hope. On the desire to win: both in competitions and in life. Nadia's story is the story of an ordinary girl from a board-ing school who turns into a future star of Paralympic sports, proving that nothing is impossible if you are not afraid to dream and believe in yourself.

June Wormwood (dir. Yulia Bocharova, Russia, 2025, 79 min., 12+)

June Wormwood is a true story about the war told not through battles, but through the lives of children living under occupation during the Battle of Moscow. At the center of the film is the fate of eight-year-old Vitya – resourceful, brave and deeply faithful. His story is based on the memories of Viktor Georgievich Gladyshev, who, having endured the hardships of childhood during the war, devoted his life to telling the truth about what his people experienced. Today he is 91 years old.
The film aims to preserve the memory of the past, awaken respect for the feat of previous generations, and remind us of the courage of children who, in their own way, helped bring Victory closer.

Movie like af life (dir. Valery Tsimanovich, Russia, 2025, 9 min., 6+)

The kids from a children's movie studio convince a washed-up janitor to be in their movie. The plot of the movie helps the janitor realize the mistakes of his past.

Imperfect day (dir. Vasily Gladun, Russia, 2025, 14 min., 12+)

A young man wakes up, and his day starts off better than ever: he has breakfast, catches the bus on time, gets enough sleep, and sits attentively in his classes, studying diligently. But somehow, all of this feels a bit suspicious…

The New Girl (dir. Tatiana Marinicheva, Russia, 2025, 8 min., 6+)

Marina, a new student, quickly finds common ground with her classmates. Marina is an unusual girl—she is mute. But this hardly seems to bother her, because with a pencil and a notebook it’s easy to communicate. The only person who does not accept the newcomer is Nika. She is terribly jealous of Lyosha, who has been in love with her since kindergarten, because he is also intrigued by this strange girl. Nika does everything she can to harm Marina, and soon Lyosha faces a choice: his first love or justice.

Fear of Dogs (dir. Mael Brajon, Nolann Willaert, Esteban Campos, France, 2024, 3 min., 12+)

In the calm of a library, a boy searches the internet for ways to overcome his fear of dogs. When a strange book magically slips from a shelf, reality takes an unexpected turn... What if becoming what we fear was the only way to stop being afraid?

The Elephant Equation (dir. Eva Pelepets, Russia, 2025, 7 min., 6+)

In a world of strict lines and precise formulas, mathematics seems like a science with no place for imagina-tion. But for one schoolgirl, every point on the plane becomes the beginning of a story. During an ordinary lesson, students study vectors and coordinates, while in her notebook points turn into images, lines into sil-houettes, and the strict plane unexpectedly comes to life. When the girl is called to the board, she connects a few points – and before the whole class, an elephant emerges from geometry.
The laughter of her classmates and the teacher’s strict remarks make her doubt herself. It seems as if the world of drawings and the world of mathematics cannot exist side by side. But gradually it becomes clear that behind these “mistakes” lies another way of seeing the world. Sometimes all it takes is looking at a formula in a new way to see not only the solution, but also the beauty within it.

The Invisible (dir. Maria Morozova, Russia, 2025, 6 min., 6+)

In a school classroom where everyone tries to be heard, it is surprisingly easy not to notice some-one who is nearby. One day, a quiet student notices a strange thing: fruits and vegetables start dis-appearing from her lunchbox, and in their place appear drawings – funny, a bit strange, and very lively. A carrot with a cat’s face, a banana pirate. Ordinary food suddenly becomes part of a small imaginary world.
At first it seems like a silly joke. Her classmates laugh, suspicions fall on the wrong people, but the girl wants more and more to understand who is doing this mysterious exchange and why. Day after day, the drawings keep appearing, as if telling the quiet story of someone who is used to staying unnoticed. And one day, the girl decides to find out the truth.

The Pond (dir Elizaveta Kolmakova, Russia, 2025, 5 min., 0+)

By a quiet pond on the outskirts of a small town, an elderly man feeds the ducks every morning. For Ivan Petrovich, this simple ritual is more than just a habit – it is a connection to his late wife, to his childhood, and to the place that has become his final refuge.
When he learns that the pond is going to be filled in to make way for a new residential complex, the fragile balance between memory and progress begins to crumble. A little girl named Katya, who watches him feed the ducks, becomes an unexpected witness to his devotion – and later the one who continues this tradition.
“The Pond” is an intimate human drama about memory, loss, and the power of small acts of kindness that can outlive us.

What the Hell! (dir. Elsa Borisyuk, Russia, 2025, 12 min., 6+)

A representative of the Devil’s Commission arrives to inspect one of his subordinates and review a report on the work completed. The plan is simple and strict: collect souls. But this particular devil is busy with something entirely different. Instead of souls, he collects the things people scatter around them in moments of emotion and haste – words, objects, and accidental gestures. He sincerely believes these are the results of his work and proudly shows them to the inspector. While the inspector demands numbers and proof that the plan has been fulfilled, an absurd and touching duel unfolds in the small apartment between a rigid system and a naïve creature.
This is an ironic fantasy about human impulsiveness and the value of the words we say without thinking. It is the story of a creature who is supposed to collect souls but instead becomes fascinated by human weak-nesses – and, without meaning to, begins to change the world around him.

The tinderbox against the magic keyhole (dir. Andrzej Petras, Russia, 2025, 99 min., 6+)

One day, the King of Denmark heard a prediction that the Princess would marry a common soldier. At the same time, he imprisoned his daughter in a tower, executed all the storytellers and fortune tellers, and sent the soldiers to fight.… Now the kingdom is run by a treacherous Chief of Police. He dreams of marrying a Princess, commands stupid Gendarmes, and secretly uses his magical artifacts–a Magic Borehole and a Carillon.

But brave Soldier Hans, having obtained a magic Flint from a loser Witch, tames and gets rid of the terrible magic of giant wooden Robot Dogs, marries a beautiful Princess and saves her and the entire Danish kingdom from the witchcraft of the Chief of Police!

The Answer to Forever (dir. Zheng Yunchang, China, 2025, 83 min., 16+)

After losing her parents, little Jiaying regained the warmth of her foster grandmother's love. Now a serious illness threatens to take her grandmother away, her world has collapsed. Inspired by the classic Chinese fairy tale "The Adventures of the Monkey King," she sets out in search of the magical "Eternal Fruit," determined to cheat death itself.marries a beautiful Princess and saves her and the entire Danish kingdom from the witchcraft of the Chief of Police!

Ivan Semenov. The First Kiss (dir. Kirill Sedukhin, Russia, 2025, 75 min., 6+)

Ivan Semenov, under the influence of Tanya, turned from a cheerful bully into the "son of his mother's friend", or, more simply, "stuffy", whom Tanya's friends and Tanya herself turned away from. In addition, they all found a new leader, Oleg, the best snowkayaker in Perm. And now, in order to win back his friends and his beloved, Ivan needs to defeat the snowkayaking champion not only in sports competitions, but also in the fight for his best friends.

Victory (dir. Anna Papusheva, Russia, 2025, 26 min., 6+)

Young athlete Vitya succumbs to temptation and shortens the distance in the district youth race, thereby overtaking his best friend Kolka. Guessing about his friend's dishonest act, Kolka decides not to betray him. After all, Vita's grandfather came to these competitions from another city. But the treacherously earned cup does not bring Vita joy, because it is his grandfather, who is leading a photo report at the competition, who becomes an arbitrator in the struggle for justice and the title of a real winner.

Piano lessons (dir. Guzel Akhmetshina, Russia, 2024, 22 min., 0+)

Alice's mom arranges music lessons for her daughter with Lydia, a lonely elderly neighbor from above. She happily agrees to study with the girl for free, but Alice turns out to be a teenager with a difficult character. Lydia is looking for an approach to the girl, and Alice, in turn, learns not to turn away from her loved ones, to open up to the world and the people around her.

Soul (dir. Antonina Abramova, Russia, 2025, 7 min., 16+)

In just 7 minutes, the drama "Soul" tells about important moments in life, about the fragility of hope and dreams that are destroyed by war. The story leaves the viewer with deep thoughts about whether something remains after a person, whether the soul is immortal and whether we continue in our children?

The Note (dir. Pavel Ignatov, Russia, 2025, 15 min., 12+)

The film is about the heroic deed of Vitya Chalenko, who, like many of his peers, went to the front at the age of 15 and participated in the decisive battles for a Small land in the city of Novorossiysk. He was awarded the title of Hero of the Soviet Union posthumously.

Time to feed the pigeons (dir. Sergey Shilykovsky, Russia, 2025, 11 min., 12+)

The main character of the film is a young student Nikita. Every morning, his disabled grandmother watches from the window for an unknown grandfather who feeds pigeons. This daily ritual is very important to her, she even tells her grandson that she lives while it happens. But one day my grandfather is taken to the hospital and he disappears.

Bottles (dir. Yassine El Idrissi, Morocco, 2024, 18 min., 12+)

Said is a thirteen–year-old boy who lives in the old part of Rabat. He works part-time in the summer: collects empty bottles and takes them to the store. With the money he gets, he wants to buy food for the dog, which he secretly hides. But one day his best friend says that you can't do that. Said will have to decide how to do the right thing.

The Tinkerings (dir. Amélie Voisin, France, 2024, 14 min., 6+)

Martin is an unusual boy who doesn't talk. Every day, he immerses himself in video games on his tablet, waiting for his father Paul, a carpenter, to finish his work. One day, a strange elderly customer of the carpentry workshop, Monsieur Jean, uses his magic to find a way to connect with Martin and helps him talk.

To Novosibirsk (dir. Sasha Korbut, USA, 2025, 9 min., 0+)

On a sunny day on Coney Island, in one of the Russian-speaking areas of New York, the relationship between an American father and his Russian son begins to crumble when the boy informs his mother about his mother's plans to take him back to Novosibirsk, forever severing his connection with his father and the usual American life.

Tugan Batyr (dir. Natalia Nilova, Russia, 2025, 49 min., 0+)

Young Tugan Batyr is a smart, kind and brave 12–year-old hero. For his big heart, he becomes the keeper of the magic ring Zikhgir, which contains the power to defeat the evil wizard Sarykan. This is what the wise teacher Alim Babai decides.
The world of history connects reality and fairy tale. The characters live in a conventional Medieval age with fantasy elements, where spirits, mysterious creatures and fabulous saviors exist next to people. Tugan Batyr, who is destined to become the defender of his native land, together with his friends, confronts new dangers, preserving loyalty, friendship and folk traditions.

Clarice's Dream (dir. Guto Bicalho, Fernando Gutierrez, Brazil, 2023, 83 min., 6+)

Clarice's Dream is a story of loss, resilience, and hope that celebrates friendship and the beauty of everyday life in one girl's journey.

Dreamland (dir. Mohsen Enayati, Iran, 2025, 84 min., 6+)

"Dreamland" tells the story of a boy named Arat, who decides to save his city from destruction. His faithful companions in this adventure are a funny and sweet friend Pasha and a smart girl Tamara.

And then I Met Your Mother (dir. Maria Savelyeva, Russia, 2024, 5 min., 6+)

Rejected and disappointed in the object of his love, the Fox embarks on a long journey in order to find meaning in life and better understand himself. Trying on different roles, the main character realizes that his true purpose is to be just a Fox in his Native Forest. That's when the fateful meeting takes place.

Unstable Connection (dir. Daria Shishova, Russia, 2025, 8 min., 0+)

A resident of a small apartment in a gray high-rise building cannot reach someone who is far away, packs a backpack and sets off on a journey. Along the way, he learns English, and along with the sunset shadows, grows into a giant. At night, residents of a de-energized village gather around his huge burner and arrange a feast, and in the morning the giant repairs the power line.

Flower City (dir. Rodrigo Rola, Portugal, 2025, 8 min, 12+)

The flower man is constantly looking for peace and inner harmony. However, he finds himself in an oppressive environment where every day any hope of finding this state is taken away from him. In the end, he can only seek solace in the world of imagination.…

Uniquely ME (dir. Ayodele Elegba, Nigeria, 2025, 8 min, 16+)

The film "The Unique Me" tells the story of the Shogun, a young African guy who struggles with his identity, hiding his natural hair and origin behind stylish hairstyles and flashy clothes in order to fit into society. His attempts to impress a girl from his neighborhood constantly fail, until an unexpected turn of events forces him to face who he really is. Combining humor and soulfulness, the film explores self-acceptance, cultural pride, and the courage to stand out in a world that makes you blend in with the crowd.

I Don't Want to Go Home (dir. Ade Riadi Cen, Indonesia, 2025, 11 min, 0+)

The curious little mouse is afraid to return home, where loneliness awaits him, so he finds solace in the lively and noisy school life. Every day he tries to become a part of different companies – athletes, excellent students, informals – hoping that he will be accepted, but still does not feel like his own. But maybe things will be different today. Perhaps today he will finally find a place where he can truly be himself.

Cloe (dir. Angelo Luca Bianchino, Italy, 2025, 11 min, 6+)

Chloe is eleven years old, and there is a storm raging in her eyes. She is in the sixth grade, but school is not a refuge for her, but a minefield. When she is threatened, she reacts as best she can – with anger, shouting, or silence.
Some people avoid her, label her, and mock her, but no one sees that there is a deep sensitivity behind it that makes her special. Because of the school's decision, Chloe spends her days with teacher Francesca, and it is she who begins to see her "explosive" reactions not as a problem, but as a hidden talent.
The story is gradually turning from a story about a "difficult child" into a story about a man who learns to believe in himself. This is a film about acceptance, differences, and the courage to be yourself – sometimes, to be understood, you don't need to change, you need to be truly seen.

I Just Keep Dancing (dir. Natalia Fefelova, Galina Goldfeld, Russia, 2025, 60 min., 12+)

An American, a Japanese, a Canadian, a Frenchman and a Brazilian work as ballet dancers in various cities of Russia. The world around them is collapsing for reasons beyond their control, and the heroes living in a foreign country have to make the most difficult choice in their lives. A choice that affects not only their career, but also their fate.

A Little Further Beyond the Horizon (dir. Elena Orlova, Russia, 2025, 71 min., 12+)

"With every step up, the horizon opens wider, both geographically and in a human sense," says the hero of the film, legendary mountaineer Ivan Trofimovich Dusharin, who devoted his life to the mountains. He is a professional of the highest class, who has conquered the main peaks of the world and has come closer to understanding the deep essence of mountaineering. The film tells about his ascents and the path of becoming both a climber and a human being, about the limits of human trials in conditions of risk, about friendship and love. It is based on a personal story, memories of relatives, colleagues and footage from the archive of Ivan Dusharin.

Ice Captains (dir. Pavel Fattakhutdinov, Russia, 2023, 51 min., 12+)

It has been 90 years since a Russian icebreaking steamer first navigated the Northern Sea Route in one navigation.
How close are we to fully developing the northern road? What historically guided Russia to the North? We will learn about this by going on an expedition of 3 at once on the nuclear icebreakers "Vaigach", "Ural", "Siberia", we will get acquainted with the "ice captains" and their professional teams.

Generation of Heroes (dir. Ivan Semikletov, Russia, 2026, 20 min., 12+)

A trip of the SVO fighters to the village of Huelkal to lay flowers and pay tribute to the WWII pilots who were transporting planes along the Alaska-Siberia highway.

Enemy Number Three (dir. Vladimir Sumashedov, Russia, 2024, 31 min., 12+)

During the Great Patriotic War, the artist and master of photomontage Alexander Zhitomirsky tries to convince the enemy to stop the slaughter with the help of his art. Millions of copies of propaganda leaflets-prisoner passes - are being dropped on fascist soldiers from airplanes. Unlike bombs, they don't take lives–they're designed to save them. The author of these leaflets, without sleep or rest, daily conducts his own struggle to see through hatred in the enemy of man. Will he be able to preserve his talent and himself in this struggle?

A Fine Line (dir. Daniela Grigorenko, Russia, 2025, 25 min., 12+)

A story about the fragility of life and the courage of one decision: a patient waiting for a chance and a donor ready to give it. An act that can change the fate.

Let's listen (dir. Ivan Bormotov, Russia, 2025, 18 min., 0+)

The documentary "Let's Listen" tells about the dynasty of sound formers, where the art of creating sound is passed down from generation to generation. The plot centers on the Figner family, which has been working in cinema for many years, turning noise into art. The film explores the depth of family values, mutual understanding and the creative legacy that binds the members of the dynasty. The main character of the film is Sergey Edgarovich Figner, who voiced about 2000 films. "Let's Listen" is a story about how the love of a profession forms not only a unique art, but also strong family ties.

Dragon Tears (dir. Tatiana Miroshnik, Russia, 2024, 107 min., 12+)

Khan Suranzan always revered the Flaming Dragon and brought him gifts to the shore of Lake Baikal. But one day the dragon got angry and deprived the mind of little Galshi, the khan's only heir. The young man grew up kind, but stupid... the khan decided to find a wise wife for his son, but then his enemies rose up. Both your own and others'. Will Khan Suranzan cope with his enemies, will anyone fall in love with Galshi, and what is the secret of the dragon's tears?

Masters (dir. Yulia Selikhova, Russia, 2025, 11 min., 6+)

The film "Masters" is an observation of modern people who, through creativity, seek a connection with their roots and themselves.
The story centers on three characters: Yasna, a fashion designer who creates large–scale kokoshniks, Masha, a member of the Komon folklore ensemble, and Ilya, a chef who reinterprets the traditions of Russian cuisine. In their own way, each of them feels an inner need to express something more than everyday reality, turning to culture as a living source of meaning.

New Year's Letter (dir. Irina Gobozashvili, Russia, 2025, 85 min., 16+)

On New Year's Eve, Vaso sends a letter from the past from Tbilisi to Krasnoyarsk in search of an adult daughter, whom he did not know about. At the airport, he finds the company of the same lost souls, with whom he has to go through disappointments and difficult decisions in order to witness a real miracle on New Year's Eve.

Rear guards. Krasnoyarsk (dir. Vladimir Tarasov, Russia, 2025, 32 min., 6+)

The rear guards. Krasnoyarsk is a series of short films that reveal the labor exploits of Krasnoyarsk residents in the rear during the Second World War. The project is the winner of the national award "Heroes of a big Country 2025".
In the center of the plot is an elderly writer (People's Artist of the Russian Federation Vladimir Steklov), who inspires his grandson, a zoomer, to study the history of his native land. Together they are recording a podcast about the home front workers of the Krasnoyarsk Territory.
Through 8 films, the fates of those who paved roads through the Sayan ridges, built houses for thousands of displaced people, delivered vital goods along the Yenisei, created technologies and performed feats every day, remaining in the shadows.

The series "Champions". Episode "Bon appetit" (dir. Maxim Kulikov, Danil Strizhov, Pavel Nikiforov, Russia, 2024, 7 min., 6+)

The players of the Blue Pennants are seriously preparing for the upcoming match, working hard. The players of the "Red Meteors" lean on fast food to build muscle quickly. They plan to crush the opponent with their might. Which of them will be right will show the outcome of the match.

The series "The Adventures of Petya and the Wolf". Episode "The Case of the Demiurge and the Magic Stylus" (dir. Vladimir Li, Russia, 2023, 11 min., 12+)

Petya and the Wolf brought a deity from a neighboring dimension to our world. He urgently needs to create a world, there are a couple of days before the deadline, but there is no inspiration, so he came to look at a couple of ideas. However, during a walk through the zoo, demiurge lost his magic stylus, and without it, the world cannot be created! And the worst part is that the artifact may fall into the wrong hands!

The series "Umka". Episode "A Special day" (dir. Dmitry Demidov, Russia, 2024, 7 min., 0+)

The bear calls Umka to train her nose. But the little bear gets distracted by playing with friends and almost misses an important lesson – and most importantly, a special day together with his mother!

The TV series “Well, Just You Wait! Vacation”. Episode "Night at the Museum" (dir. Elena Polyakova, Russia, 2024, 7 min., 6+)

Late at night, a Wolf enters the museum to steal the staff of an Egyptian mummy. But the Hare does not let him steal the stick. During the scuffle, an alarm goes off, and the doors in the museum automatically close. The Wolf and the Hare are trying to get out of the museum. But suddenly a sinister ancient mummy appears from the tomb, which begins to chase the Wolf and the Hare.

The series "Prostokvashino". Episode "Approach" (dir. Anastasia Makhlina, Russia, 2024, 7 min., 0+)

Uncle Fyodor needs to pass the physical education standard, but he can't keep up with the time. Sharik decides to help a friend and brings an unusual coach to help.

The series "The Orange Cow". Episode "Movie" (dir. Alina Zhurakovskaya, Russia, 2024, 6 min., 0+)

The children decide to make a film to remember the camp, because they want the film to be perfect – serious and correct.

Little Ones (dir. Daniil Voropai, Russia, 2024, 3 min., 0+)

What were everyone's favorite famous characters from classic Soyuzmultfilm cartoons like when they were kids? Matroskin, Winnie-the-Pooh, the Lion Cub and Kesha are now very little, they explore the world together and face the construction of a road. Step by step, the heroes build a wooden road out of rails, so that they can ride along it with pleasure. Kids will have to face various difficulties, but together they will overcome them and will be able to enjoy endless rides in trailers on a new road!