Bashkortostan Film Studio

The last order of the outgoing year goes to a courier with disabilities (cerebral palsy), who will have to make the delivery before the chimes to receive the coveted bonus. But on the way to the goal, he is constantly distracted by seemingly ordinary passers-by with their own problems.

The boys from lost to the spurs a gray-haired Ural village Berkuty, yearn for big adventures and glorious exploits. But all the feats have already been accomplished by their fathers and older brothers on the battlefields of the great war. And the most they can do is get a good knife or run away from an angry bull. But the ancient legend of the enchanted mount Kiramet, told by a movie mechanic at a night campfire, gives them a chance to perform a real feat that everyone will be proud of!

Independent movie

An extracurricular lesson dedicated to Victory Day is planned at a city school. However, due to an innocent children’s prank, the event is put at risk of being canceled. The students realize that they will have to take responsibility for their foolish mistake in a mature, adult way.

The story of five Bashkirs who have to go through two wars - the Russian-Swedish and the Patriotic War of 1812. The French called them Northern Cupids in honor of the deity of love, Cupid, because the horsemen were armed with bows and arrows. They unexpectedly attacked the enemy and just as sharply went to the rear, remaining elusive.

Anvar is a 72-year-old third-generation wild honey farmer. He makes the trip into the forest for the wild honey that his grandchildren love so much. Anvar would never have thought that the most delicious honey on earth could one day become bitter.

The film is dedicated to the people's poet of the Republic of Bashkortostan Rami Garipov, who lived a bright fate and was persecuted for protecting the poet's right to create in his native language. The picture shows the pages of the poet's life and work during the period from 1941 to 1977.

In this Bashkort village, the highlight of the week is the film screening at the local cultural center. The main character is a devoted fan of Indian cinema — but getting into a screening of his favorite film proves far more difficult than he ever expected.

The film’s story revolves around a family — a grown son and his mother. Unexpected news force the young man to urgently return from the North, where he has been working on a rotational basis for many years. What awaits him at the end of this journey — tragedy as punishment for leaving his mother alone for so long, or forgiveness?

Two elderly men travel across the endless steppe in a single cart, heading to Orenburg to sue each other. Along the way, forced to talk, they begin to remember that they were once friends.