Viktor Mikhaylov

The world after the nuclear apocalypse. Pale light lits the scenery of total destruction. The surviving humans vegetate in wet cellars under the nuclear winter. But somehow human spirit still sees somewhere the dim light of a new and better future. The next generation starts the walk towards a new life. (imdb)

A comedy about a successful entrepreneur and her jealous neighbors. (imdb)

The third chapter of Konstantin Lopushanski's apocalyptic trilogy.

In a post-apocalyptic world, in which a large part of the population consists of demented and deformed mutants being kept in reservations, a man embarks upon visiting the ruins of a museum buried under the sea which can only be accessed during low tide. (imdb)

Bipedalism, to all appearances, is the last in this series of films, which we might dub Iufit's "Crackpot Evolutionary Theory Trilogy." Its hero is a prize-winning painter of insects (Viktor Mikhailov) who uses his Gospremiia money to buy a half-ruined house in the country, which he hopes to turn into a summer studio.

An unemployed musical teacher with friends find a window to Paris right from an apparment in the heart of Leningrad. What the gateway offers for Russians, what for Parisians? (muutanet)