Viktor Tsoi

Concert-film about the work of Russian musician Viktor Tsoy.

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Fabrika Zvyozd, sometimes known internationally as Star Factory, is a popular Russian television talent show that aired on Channel One from 2002 until 2007. It was the Russian version of the Endemol format Operación Triunfo.

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A documentary about the Soviet rock group Kino which mixes music video sequences, footage from the band members' day to day lives, interviews and concert footage.

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The portrait of the creator of the Kino group, consisting of the thoughts and memories of people who loved him, appears before the audience as a musical prophecy of a talented artist about his own life.

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Three young Soviet women encounter a French filmmaker who is planning the first erotic film since the October Revolution.

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The Soviet rock band Kino's concert at the Olympic Stadium (Olimpiyskiy) in Moscow on May 5th 1990.

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Moro returns to Alma-Ata to collect money owed to him. While waiting out an unexpected delay, he visits his former girlfriend Dina and discovers she has become a morphine addict. He decides to help her kick the habit and to fight the local drug mafia responsible for her condition.

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Documentary — featuring both interviews and live footage — about underground rock music in Russia, during the last years of the Perestroika.

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A young musician falls for a mobster's young mistress.

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The film is based on the concert of "Pop Mechanics" under the direction of Sergey Kuryokhin.

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Four music videos of Kino band joined together with a single plot

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A kaleidoscopic living diary of the underground rock scene in Leningrad just before perestroika.

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French television documentary which tells the French audience about what rock music was in the Soviet Union. Appearances: band "Кино" Boris Grebenshchikov, Sergey Kuryokhin, band "Секрет", Stas Namin, Artemy Troitsky and Alla Pugacheva.

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Comrades was a 1983-84 BBC television documentary series and the related book about life in the Soviet Union composed mainly of interviews and fly on the wall filming of 'normal' Soviet citizens. BBC producer Richard Denton was able achieve a largely unprecedented degree of freedom in selecting and interviewing people.

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