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Awakening

Investigator Pavel Frolov gets into a car accident. After that, his life is torn into two parallel realities — in one of them his son Kirill survived the disaster, in the other his wife Svetlana. Every morning, when Pavel wakes up, he finds himself alternately, in reality with his son, then with his wife. In each of these lives, he tries to find out who or what is behind the accident in order to try to connect the two realities together. And at the same time, to return the respect of his son and the love of his wife, to whom he often preferred work before.

A bag of potatoes

Pavel had a difficult childhood, but he grew up modest and kind. This prevents him from maintaining a relationship with a demanding girl and pushes him to selflessly help people. During the day, he is a realtor selling the house of a candidate for deputy, and at night - an anonymous benefactor and the people's favorite Potato Angel. Pavel also arranges the life of his slacker brother and, it seems, finds a new love. But that same candidate, afraid of losing the election, pretends to be a night hero.

Don't call me anymore

Nazirite

Alexander, a spiritual guru, treats life as a ongoing practice: he leads developmental trainings,specializes on Tensegrity, and being a life coach is eager to help his own daughter to deal with her illness - bouts of depression. He takes her to the sea. As the drama unfolds,we observe,how the world around Alexander begins to oppose his inner practice. Everything around him lives in compliance with a unfathomable law. He is infected with something subtle,something of tremendously erotic nature. Alexander has to make an inner choice: make an act of transgression to find his way out of sensual chaos and find himself. Even if the choice has to be painful. The goal of the film is to explore human nature, which often finds itself on the verge between spiritual-religious and sensual entity.