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On this day, 61 years ago, Soviet cosmonaut Valentina Tereshkova made history by becoming the first woman to travel in space. Her achievement inspired generations of women to follow in her footsteps. One of those inspired is Irina, who is on a mission to become a cosmonaut and explore space. Follow her journey in our documentary.
To Be a Cosmonaut / 2019
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Kids all over the world say they want to become cosmonauts when they grow up. Irina, Konstantin and Andrey shoot for the stars in the latest recruitment campaign run by Russia’s state space agency, Roscosmos. These people have diverse backgrounds: Irina is…
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Why did this elderly Iraqi man write a letter to Putin? 67 years ago, when he was 20, Khalaf visited Russia, then the Soviet Union, to participate in the World Youth Festival. Since then, he has never forgotten the 'fantastic' time he had in Moscow and has longed to return. What extraordinary experiences charmed him and made him want to return after all these years?
Youth United / 2024
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Cynthia, 17 years old, lives on the island of Java in Indonesia. In March 2024, she and 154 other representatives from her country will travel to Russia to participate in the World Youth Festival. Halaf, an Iraqi, also attended the Youth and Student Festival…
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The temperature difference between summer and winter can reach 100 degrees in Russia's largest region, Yakutia. But that’s not the only amazing fact about this region. Rich cultural heritage, winter sports and its local Lord of the Cold - all this and more will be revealed as you join Eric on his journey into this beautiful, vast region.
Erick’s List | Winter in Yakutia - Russia's coldest region / 2022
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You've probably heard how cats cured stress or even saved people from earthquakes, but did you know they can also be museum ‘guards’?
Humans have long cherished their feline companions, so much so that they have established International Cat Day, celebrated globally today. Since ancient times, these wild friends have held a special place in various civilizations, captivating people's imaginations. Russia’s iconic Hermitage Museum showcases them all in this film.
Secret Hermitage Helpers / 2013
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Humans have long cherished their feline companions, so much so that they have established International Cat Day, celebrated globally today. Since ancient times, these wild friends have held a special place in various civilizations, captivating people's imaginations. Russia’s iconic Hermitage Museum showcases them all in this film.
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Russia's State Hermitage Museum in St. Petersburg is home to countless pieces of art from around the world. We go behind the scenes of the former imperial palace on the Neva River to meet volunteers of all kinds...including cats. They are the keepers of the…
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Surprisingly, the Chukchi people from the Chukotka Peninsula, located west of Alaska, believe they are descendants of whales. Their way of life centers around hunting marine mammals, including gray whales, seals, and walruses. Despite the dangers they face at sea, these hunters are not allowed to sell their catch and must adhere to an annual quota of 136 gray whales set by the International Whaling Commission. On the International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples, take a moment to explore their remarkable traditions and resilience.
I am Hunter / 2014
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When saying 🍕, an insect-based crust and lab-grown pepperoni ingredients isn’t what comes to mind—probably, right? On International Beer and Pizza Day, we raise the question: could this be our future? As food shortages loom, this film explores these shocking innovations. Are you ready to rethink what goes on your plate?
Future Food: From Lab to Fork / 2024
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Almost 30% of the global population suffers from food insecurity, according to the WHO. By 2050, the world might face a severe food shortage. Researchers from the University of Minnesota project that the global population will reach 9.6 billion by then, potentially…
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What does it take to keep a family warm in the frozen tundra? Meet the women herders of Russia’s Far North, who build and maintain chums—traditional reindeer-hide homes. Enduring harsh conditions, they preserve their nomadic way of life while caring for their families. Discover their incredible resilience and be inspired by their dedication in our film as we celebrate them on this International Day of Rural Women!
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A chum is a mobile home made from reindeer hides that is used by the indigenous people of Russia’s Far North. It has a simple design, tested by generations. The tent-like structure has to be easy to set up and move because this nomadic people has to change…
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A railway is being built across the vast expanses of Siberia and the Russian Far East. The workers are laying new tracks through permafrost, mountain ranges, rugged rivers, and treacherous swamps. State Duma Deputy Nikolay Valuev visited the Baikal-Amur Mainline (BAM) and even joined the construction of BAM-2. What does one of the longest railways in the world look like? What kind of effort does it take to build it?
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The Baikal-Amur Mainline (BAM) is one of the longest and most challenging railway projects in the world, stretching over 4,000 kilometres across Siberia and the Russian Far East. This massive undertaking crosses 11 major rivers and 7 mountain ranges, and…
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"We began making our own films, not imitating anyone or trying to be like anyone else," says Aleksey Romanov, a director from Yakutia. Despite having a population of around just one million, his homeland ranks third for film production in Russia. Yakutian films are beating Hollywood’s superheroes. Tune in to our new premier to see the local legends of the silver screen.
Lights, Camera, Yakutia! / 2024
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Lights, Camera, Yakutia!
«Every local in Yakutia dreams of either starring in a film or making one,» they say in this Russian republic in the heart of Siberia. The republic ranks third for film production in Russia, despite a population of around just one million. Yakutian films…
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We all loved falling asleep with our favourite plush toys, be it a one-eyed, lopsided teddy bear 🧸 or something equally quirky. But some people carry that love for animals into adulthood. That’s the case with the creators of the Phoenix Centre 🐾 in Central Russia, where injured wolves, bears, and endangered monkeys find refuge. This Plush Animal Lover's Day, let’s honour those who protect and nurture our wild, furry friends! 🐻🐵
My Wild Family / 2020
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The private Phoenix Centre in Central Russia receives injured wild animals from all across the country. What started as a school zoo corner with an owl today is a well-known shelter for wolves, elks, foxes, birds and even a bear. Now the wild ranks are to…