Alisa Tarasenko

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Two teenage sisters can't find agreement on anything. Everyone is trying to find their way in life and escape from the custody of their parents, which is why they constantly get into trouble, from which they get out with the help of each other and their own resourcefulness.

A new scandalous Late Night School talk show created by a group of high school students regularly appears on the network. The project exists illegally and is filmed in a school gym. In each issue, teenagers discuss only the most pressing issues: relationships with teachers and parents, bullying, sex, gender stereotypes, and more. The number of views is growing, the topics are getting sharper, and gradually the creators are getting hooked on the HYPE, which means they are increasingly crossing the boundaries of reason. Along with popularity, problems are growing ― now, instead of notes in the diary, they face real expulsion and even a criminal case. The children's games are over, and it's time to make a conscious, adult choice between conscience and cheap HYPE.

A ravishing comedy about controversial post-Soviet Russia of the 90s with storylines of four friends in the world of the glam-our entertainment industry closely tangled with criminals. The movie savors the final moments of the golden age of Russian clip makers full of easy money, dolce vita and danger.

A seemingly unsuccessful date can turn into a career triumph for a budding screenwriter. But a sudden visit from his sister can ruin all his plans.

Suddenly, on New Year Eve, Yuri becomes invisible. And very surprised after discovering that there is a lot of invisible people like him in Moscow.

No synopsis available yet.

Two teenage sisters can't find agreement on anything. Everyone is trying to find their way in life and escape from the custody of their parents, which is why they constantly get into trouble, from which they get out with the help of each other and their own resourcefulness.

A new scandalous Late Night School talk show created by a group of high school students regularly appears on the network. The project exists illegally and is filmed in a school gym. In each issue, teenagers discuss only the most pressing issues: relationships with teachers and parents, bullying, sex, gender stereotypes, and more. The number of views is growing, the topics are getting sharper, and gradually the creators are getting hooked on the HYPE, which means they are increasingly crossing the boundaries of reason. Along with popularity, problems are growing ― now, instead of notes in the diary, they face real expulsion and even a criminal case. The children's games are over, and it's time to make a conscious, adult choice between conscience and cheap HYPE.