Vladimir Kuznetsov

The film tells the story of Lenin's Siberian exile from 1897 to 1900, and of Lenin's stay in Krasnoyarsk, Minusinsk, and Shushenskoye.

The film reflects the era of perestroika, raises pressing social and political issues, and criticizes the existing system.

About the economic and environmental damage caused by thoughtless construction of hydroelectric power plants.

A poetic story about the residents of the village of Dikson.

The writer V. Astafyev, as well as emigrants who came to their homeland as guests of the Orthodox Youth Congress, which took place in the village of Kolyvan in the Novosibirsk region, reflect on the fate of Russia.

The film's hero, A. Semochkin, a resident of the village of Vyra, discusses the fundamental Russian idea, the unattainable ideal of a "heavenly Russia."

The film tells the story of Lenin's Siberian exile from 1897 to 1900, and of Lenin's stay in Krasnoyarsk, Minusinsk, and Shushenskoye.

The film reflects the era of perestroika, raises pressing social and political issues, and criticizes the existing system.

About the economic and environmental damage caused by thoughtless construction of hydroelectric power plants.

A poetic story about the residents of the village of Dikson.

The writer V. Astafyev, as well as emigrants who came to their homeland as guests of the Orthodox Youth Congress, which took place in the village of Kolyvan in the Novosibirsk region, reflect on the fate of Russia.

The film's hero, A. Semochkin, a resident of the village of Vyra, discusses the fundamental Russian idea, the unattainable ideal of a "heavenly Russia."