Kristina Shtubert

'Elisa' portrays the claustrophobic and extremely painful relationship between nine year old Elisa and her mother.

Ruslan Fedotov follows the course of the Dnieper to observe the lives of young people in Russia and Belarus, tracing how collective memory enters the lives and imagination of youth.

In the middle of the Siberian Taiga, cut off from the outside world, a community of men and women has lived for three decades, led by the man they consider their guide: Vissarion, the self-proclaimed messiah.

'Elisa' portrays the claustrophobic and extremely painful relationship between nine year old Elisa and her mother.

'Elisa' portrays the claustrophobic and extremely painful relationship between nine year old Elisa and her mother.

Ruslan Fedotov follows the course of the Dnieper to observe the lives of young people in Russia and Belarus, tracing how collective memory enters the lives and imagination of youth.

In the middle of the Siberian Taiga, cut off from the outside world, a community of men and women has lived for three decades, led by the man they consider their guide: Vissarion, the self-proclaimed messiah.

In the middle of the Siberian Taiga, cut off from the outside world, a community of men and women has lived for three decades, led by the man they consider their guide: Vissarion, the self-proclaimed messiah.