On the occasion of the 75th anniversary of the end of World War II this May, we look back at how Soviet and Russian cinema has depicted the war.

What exactly does “Working from Home” look like? This film captures the truth.

Masha and the Bear will return for a new season!

Do you have an extra five hours? Why not watch this unique film!

In this week's G-rated Odder News: Kid-friendly World War II history, kid-friendly educational TV, and kid-friendly swearing lessons.

A former KGB agent recently claimed that many Soviet celebrities, including multiple famous actors, were agents of the “special services."

A collection of news items, quotes, and tidbits of interest from around the Russia space.

Three Russian films have been shortlisted for the Oscars this year, in three different categories. Some critics say it is unprecedented and a sign the country's creative industry is on the upturn.

Two reviewers evaluate Catherine the Great through a gender and a storytelling lens.

“The Last Czars” is a wolf in sheep’s clothing: disingenuous, deceitful hagiography masquerading as history.

Pavel Lungin’s controversial film Братство is nothing new, but its political context is — and that’s what makes it so dangerous.