Konstantin Raykh

Egor meets at the bus stop with Marina. She is much older, more experienced, and for some reason immediately invites the guy to her home. Romantic date promises sex. But from the threshold everything goes according to plan.

A movie almanac of five short stories about happy accidents.

An almanac of three stories.

The film-portrait will show the daily life of Lida Moniava, Development Director of the House with a Lighthouse Charitable Foundation. Every year, its activities change the lives of thousands of people. It was she who made the phrase “palliative care” understandable to everyone.

Mila Anufrieva was a style icon, a powerful businesswoman who wasn't afraid to take off her rose-colored glasses and look at the real world. The strange Russian with dark glasses is well known in Dakar and throughout Senegal, many even call her the “albino angel”. Every day she saves children from prostitution and slavery, from self-mutilation by order of local shamans. In African countries, there is a belief that the blood of albinos has healing powers. Albinos are hunted, mutilated, and body parts are sold in local markets as medicine.

The only women's football team of Dagestan today has only one rival - centuries-old traditions. Future wives and mothers are not supposed to kick the ball around the field. Muslim women who play a male sport have to prove their right to be themselves day after day, destroying stereotypes. For the sake of football, they are ready to challenge family, traditions and public opinion.

Egor meets at the bus stop with Marina. She is much older, more experienced, and for some reason immediately invites the guy to her home. Romantic date promises sex. But from the threshold everything goes according to plan.

A movie almanac of five short stories about happy accidents.

An almanac of three stories.

The film-portrait will show the daily life of Lida Moniava, Development Director of the House with a Lighthouse Charitable Foundation. Every year, its activities change the lives of thousands of people. It was she who made the phrase “palliative care” understandable to everyone.

Mila Anufrieva was a style icon, a powerful businesswoman who wasn't afraid to take off her rose-colored glasses and look at the real world. The strange Russian with dark glasses is well known in Dakar and throughout Senegal, many even call her the “albino angel”. Every day she saves children from prostitution and slavery, from self-mutilation by order of local shamans. In African countries, there is a belief that the blood of albinos has healing powers. Albinos are hunted, mutilated, and body parts are sold in local markets as medicine.

The only women's football team of Dagestan today has only one rival - centuries-old traditions. Future wives and mothers are not supposed to kick the ball around the field. Muslim women who play a male sport have to prove their right to be themselves day after day, destroying stereotypes. For the sake of football, they are ready to challenge family, traditions and public opinion.

The only women's football team of Dagestan today has only one rival - centuries-old traditions. Future wives and mothers are not supposed to kick the ball around the field. Muslim women who play a male sport have to prove their right to be themselves day after day, destroying stereotypes. For the sake of football, they are ready to challenge family, traditions and public opinion.