Kristina Ra

Sixteen contestants of a new survival show are taken to the Siberian taiga to compete for the price of one million euros. The rules are simple: no food, personal belongings, electricity, communications and civilization for hundreds of kilometers around. The one remains wins. Soon TV project turns into a deadly game, where LIFE becomes the main prize... What is it? Is it sick TV script? Who is behind this? And who can survive without losing their humanity?

Andrey is a professional negotiator. When people can't agree, he helps them to — for a lot of money. For each dispute, he changes himself beyond recognition. Andrey can convince anyone of anything, anytime and anywhere, but he seems to have a hard time accepting his own self. This twisted psychological thriller tests the limits of how far people can go to get what they want. Cruel, dark, and shockingly manipulative, Andrey proves to be extremely efficient. But is it all worth it in the end? And what is the real cost of his abilities?

Zakhar, a simple Kuban lad, is left by the bride right on the eve of the wedding. Together with friends who are also experiencing problems in relationships with girls, the guy is trying to get his beloved back. A new acquaintance, Zhenya, comes to the aid of Zakhar and the company, who opens everyone's eyes to how to solve their personal problems.

Having lost herself, Olga Shilkovskaya loses her only son. When her husband takes her child away from her, she decides to return to law practice and makes a career in divorce and family lawsuits. But saving yourself turns out to be more difficult than becoming a media and successful lawyer. People come to Olga for help when they find themselves in a desperate situation and there is no way to resolve the conflict peacefully. She finds unconventional ways out of the situation so as not to bring the case to court. No one knows how hard it really is for her.

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September 1941. The unjustly convicted investigator Moore Zakhar is released from prison in order to organize the fight against crime, which has increased since the beginning of the German invaders' offensive on Moscow. He is assigned to head the special investigations department and unravel the tangle of mysterious crimes committed by nazi accomplices. Once free, he sets out to fight a gang of saboteurs. Winning this fight will not only be his contribution to the overall victory, but will also allow him to get his wife, who was arrested with him, out of prison.

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Lonely and gloomy Vera undergoes IVF in the hope of giving her life meaning. After the operation, the doctor offers the heroine a new service from the clinic - phone calls to the incubator for her embryo. Vera is not sure that she is ready for motherhood, but she still dials the incubator's number. Over the next few days, conversations with a non-existent interlocutor increasingly draw the heroine into a process of self-analysis and self-awareness. At some point, it turns out that the embryo's chances of surviving the operation are very small.