Viktorija Portnova

On the night before retirement, police lieutenant Amore is called to investigate the off-duty death of his longtime partner, who fell prey of an illegal scheme Amore himself was secretly part of.

In an apartment infested with ants, Pietro tries to make his mother a birthday cake.

Kristina lives with Vitaly in a quiet family life, but her sarcastic world view does not coincide with Vitaly’s ideals. While she is engaged in household chores, he spends more and more time at work, and Kristina begins to suspect that this is somehow connected with the appearance of his young assistant Sonya in the office.

A vignette in which two friends, both actresses, meet in a bar to have a nice time together. They are not very nice though.

An unexpected visit from an old pen pal disrupts the life of a young couple.

A former Israeli politician and Soviet dissident finds his betrayer at a Crimean resort, sparking a confrontation with past wounds and questions of justice and forgiveness.

A researcher willing to push beyond the limits of law and morality may have paved the way to find a cure for a deadly pandemic.

When the heir to the mosquito repellent empire discovers he is dying, he announces a plan for the end of the world. The Russian stepsister puts a bounty on his head: three would-be assassins compete for the money, in a race against time.

Johana is one of many migrants on the Balkan route trying her luck in hopes of reaching Europe. Along the way, she meets another girl, slightly older Moldovan Alina, with whom she forms a bond vital to her survival. Once in Italy, they find themselves caught in the prostitution racket, with all its brutality. On a night when everything happens at once, Johana crosses paths with Lorenzo, a middle-aged taxi driver from Friuli, whom she kidnaps and forces to drive her toward Austria to cross the border.

Amanda Knox arrives in Italy for her study abroad only to be wrongfully imprisoned for murder weeks later. Follow Knox's relentless fight to prove her innocence and reclaim her freedom and examines why authorities and the world stood so firmly in judgment.