Dmitry Kiselyov

Masha and Ilya were born around the time Vladimir Putin came to power. The girl and the boy, just like their friends, wanted to live in a free, democratic and open country. Fighting for freedom and their future, our heroes organise discussion clubs and protest actions, participate in pickets and give lectures, support their comrades who are behind bars, try to change the minds of their relatives, friends and ordinary passers-by in various Russian cities. "Moscow, come out!" shouts Masha at a rally. But Moscow does not come out, it is busy and in a hurry. The centuries-old machine of unfreedom sweeps the boys away. War breaks out. And we all find ourselves in another reality.

Documentary montage film by Alexander Vartanov, a subjective look at the beginning of the 21st century in Russia

Les États-Unis et la Russie sont-ils condamnés à se détester ? Entre rivalité historique, ambitions de puissance et volonté affichée de coopération, décryptage de l’énigmatique relation entre Donald Trump et Vladimir Poutine.

Yury Dud interviews famous figures, including musicians (mainly rappers), politicians, journalists, film directors, and businesspeople.