Evgeny Mironov

In 1963, at the height of the Cold War and Space Race, a pair of Russian cosmonauts set out to make history as the first men to walk in outer space.

The USSR, 1957 – a time of hope and genuine belief that the future will be bright. The Soviet satellite is conquering space, and on the Earth, in a little port city, the bright beaming eyes of Konyok and Lara - a naive restaurant cook and his waitress girlfriend - follow the movement of the satellite with hope and excitement. Their romance is disrupted by the appearance of a mysterious stranger, Gherman. He knows for sure that one can not run away from this country. One can only fly. Or swim. When Lara is smitten by Gherman's mysterious cynicism a lover's triangle starts to emerge.

Cuando un misterioso y poderoso remolino aparece en el océano, Belka y Strelka deberán nuevamente demostrar heroísmo para salvar el planeta.

A man sets out to lead a group of exiles through the deadly swamps and predators of hostile planet XT-59 and to safety on the 'Islands of Happiness.'

A Red Army commander trades ID’s with a thief but, as they start their lives with new personas, one stands brave and the other becomes a rebel outlaw.

A look inside the unusual life of the acclaimed and tragic Russian writer, who lived in opposition to authorities while battling his own demons.

A street mutt and a circus dog team up for training inside the Russian space program to serve as the crew for a dazzling mission aboard Sputnik V.

The private life of Nobel Prize winning author Ivan Bunin is unforgettably portrayed in this searing drama about a love triangle between Russian Refugees in Western Europe in the 30's and 40's.

In the wake of a catastrophic war in outer space, a high-flyting sport is born – Cosmoball – but the fight is not for points, it’s for human survival.

Pushok y sus amigos se embarcan en una aventura fuera de este mundo para salvar a su padre y aprender el verdadero significado del trabajo en equipo.

Rebel, iconoclast, outlaw, and counterculture provocateur: controversial Russian writer and political dissident Eduard Limonov was all of these things and more. In Kirill Serebrennikov’s electrifying odyssey, Ben Whishaw delivers a bravura performance as the exiled Limonov as he goes from the 1970s New York punk underground to literary fame in Paris and, ultimately, back to Russia, where he undergoes yet another startling reinvention as the leader of his own extremist political party.

A romance develops between the heir to the Russian throne, Nikolay Romanov, and the ballerina of the Imperial Theater, Matilda Kshesinskaya.