Sergey Vasiliev

In the absence of sex education in school and at home in a Russian province in the early 90's, the boy Serezja discovers his sexuality in a strange and comical way in which an accordion plays a crucial role.

PewPewPew is a mysterious virus spreading amongst the teens of Malmö, a small city in southern Sweden. Symptoms include nausea, confusion and an overwhelming desire to be famous. Four teens infected with the disease are struggling to understand what has happened to them.

A group of people with burnout symptoms are treated with forest bathing. When it's time to head back home, a strange situation arises. One of the participants doesn’t want to go home. But are you allowed to stay where you feel good?

A situational comedy about a mix of nutty people that come together in an environment of peculiar provincial show business of a developing country, each of them craving for fame and riches.

In the absence of sex education in school and at home in a Russian province in the early 90's, the boy Serezja discovers his sexuality in a strange and comical way in which an accordion plays a crucial role.

In the absence of sex education in school and at home in a Russian province in the early 90's, the boy Serezja discovers his sexuality in a strange and comical way in which an accordion plays a crucial role.

PewPewPew is a mysterious virus spreading amongst the teens of Malmö, a small city in southern Sweden. Symptoms include nausea, confusion and an overwhelming desire to be famous. Four teens infected with the disease are struggling to understand what has happened to them.

PewPewPew is a mysterious virus spreading amongst the teens of Malmö, a small city in southern Sweden. Symptoms include nausea, confusion and an overwhelming desire to be famous. Four teens infected with the disease are struggling to understand what has happened to them.

A group of people with burnout symptoms are treated with forest bathing. When it's time to head back home, a strange situation arises. One of the participants doesn’t want to go home. But are you allowed to stay where you feel good?

A group of people with burnout symptoms are treated with forest bathing. When it's time to head back home, a strange situation arises. One of the participants doesn’t want to go home. But are you allowed to stay where you feel good?