Felix Umarov

About writing music for Tchaikovsky's ballet The Nutcracker.

When the provincial football club Krasny Yastreb remains without a coach before the start of the season in the Russian Premier League, its CEO Anton Danin, bypassing sponsors, appoints Elena Volkova, a talented Muscovite who led her Saiga team to the Champions League, to this position. Now she is the first female coach in men's sports. But Elena will get a cold reception in the city. Because football here is an exclusively male world.

Alexander Pushkin is young, brash and adored by high society. He is the star at every ball he attends, his fans revere his poetic talent, and young women dream of winning his attention. However, not even his aristocratic patrons and loyal friends, nor his growing fame can keep him from dueling, getting exiled, and becoming destitute. Only when he meets his true love does he find meaning in life, and his genius develops to make him the legend the world knows today.

In contemporary Russia there exists a hidden world - a world of magic and enchantment. Magicians have to hide from the nonmag society surrounding them, a society they are disdainful of, some even hostile towards. The Master of the Guard of the Supreme Council of Magic and Enchantment, Bakhrushin, loses his magic abilities and must not only avoid revealing this, but also prevent the war brewing between the magicians and the nonmagi.

Night. Filth. A building site. The young civil engineer Sergei has a call from his wife who is in tears: someone wants to kill her...

A guy and a Girl end up in a nightclub, where they try some kind of illegal experimental substance that transforms their consciousness. His action changes their lives forever.

The year is 1991. Moscow. Andrey has no means of livelihood left, he is unsuccessfully looking for any job. All he can offer his future employer is loyalty.

Russian police officers often write unconvincing, absurd stories that explain the injuries of citizens they have detained. These obviously false explanations are enough to prevent the investigation from opening criminal cases of torture.