Russian war feature tracing a Red Army sergeant's obsession with a seemingly invincible Tiger tank. When Sergeant Ivan Naydenov (Aleksey Vertkov) is badly burnt in a battle with a German white Tiger tank that inflicts devastating damage on the Red Army ranks, he becomes determined to seek revenge. However, this will not be easy. The ghostly white tank seems all but invincible and, having witnessed its power first-hand, Ivan knows the scale of the task that awaits him. Will he find a way to defeat the Tiger before it can inflict further misery on Russian troops?

Russian drama set in a psychiatric ward, adapted from a short story by Anton Chekhov. Vladimir Ilin stars as Dr Ragin, a psychiatric doctor in a suburban hospital who becomes increasingly drawn into deep philosophical discussions with the patients on his ward, particularly Gromov (Aleksey Vertkov), a highly intelligent yet extremely disturbed patient suffering from paranoid delusions. Over time Ragin begins to disengage with reality and neglect his medical duties, begging the question of where the line should be drawn between introspection and insanity. The film transposes the original 19th century setting of Chekhov's story to present-day Moscow, and weaves documentary footage of conversations with real patients into the dramatic narrative.

Russian war feature tracing a Red Army sergeant's obsession with a seemingly invincible Tiger tank. When Sergeant Ivan Naydenov (Aleksey Vertkov) is badly burnt in a battle with a German white Tiger tank that inflicts devastating damage on the Red Army ranks, he becomes determined to seek revenge. However, this will not be easy. The ghostly white tank seems all but invincible and, having witnessed its power first-hand, Ivan knows the scale of the task that awaits him. Will he find a way to defeat the Tiger before it can inflict further misery on Russian troops?