Natalya Bondar

A Russian and a German sniper play a game of cat-and-mouse during the Battle of Stalingrad in WWII.

A boy and a robot survive in a post-apocalyptic world. They journey into the unknown, driven by a single goal: to find the boy's father. Their journey is a story of friendship, humanity, and the belief that even amidst the ruins, light can be found.

Stas is a miner, not the most hardworking, but very charming. By chance, he ends up buried in a mine along with eco-activist Lena. Then he begins to hear a voice. Voice of the Earth. In her speeches, she speaks for the environment, and threatens that she will drown everyone if they don't listen to her. The problem is that only Stas hears her. And now he will have to very quickly convince the whole world that a) he is not a schizophrenic and b) he urgently needs to stop polluting the Earth, otherwise it will wash everyone away from its face.

The two friends Nora and Isabel, both disabled, try to lead normal lives. Strangely enough, it is their family, well-meaning friends and care workers who appear not to want normality at all. When Nora decides to marry her immigrant lover Amadou, her family does everything in its power to stop her.

The protagonist works at a warehouse with his mentor and friend. Very much unlike each other, they nevertheless keep together, learning each other's past. Having lost his family, the protagonist feels more affinity with his colleagues. Later he meets a girl and senses the birth of a new life.