Aleksandr Grishin

Atakan is a bloody boulder, a giant granite block, on which pagans sacrificed human sacrifices for centuries. A group of student historians, led by a young teacher, descend into the dungeons of St. Petersburg to find the legendary stone. With each step, the situation gets out of control, only death awaits them. The attack craves new blood. Who will survive?

Four teenage boys throw a party while their parents are out. The evening passes with internet legends and pizza, until one of them notices someone watching them from the other side of the window. And the darker the night gets, the closer the stranger gets.

The life of a young guy is unremarkable: a monotonous job at a cheap cafe, a hangout with marginal skaters, a one-time love affair and living in an old apartment on the outskirts of the city. But this seemingly ordinary life hides something else.

Two boys head into the forest to photograph a mysterious creature rumored to have haunted the area for years. Along the way one of them falls into a hole and breaks his leg. Finding themselves in a precarious situation, each realizes that the pain, fear, and gathering darkness are not the worst of it, because the mysterious monster is no myth. And it's closer than it seems.

Two lovers spend their days in a rented apartment, ignoring the world around them, contemplating the future, their place in society and the talents they were born with. They have no idea that reality around them has long since ceased to exist.

The ordinary middle-aged woman lives on schedule: to take children to the school, to do household chores, to be on time for the meetings with clients and to not forget about her husband’s requests. However, today something is going wrong. She is changing her route.