Joint production with “YBW-Group”.

Karen Mohikian is nearly 50 years old. He is the last man in the proud family of the Mohikians. And not just because he has three daughters and is unlikely to be blessed with a male heir at his age. He also belongs to that fast disappearing kind of people who have never made a video phone call, for whom mail is something on paper and most importantly who do not give in to “this is how it’s done these days” or “come on, you’re living in the 21st century!” Younger viewers will recognise in him their parents, older ones might just see themselves.

Joint production with “YBW-Group”.

This is a series about three female friends and how life suddenly changes after thirty when staying up late to party is swapped for staying up late to change nappies.
Anya is a new mother who is just starting out on the road of family and motherhood. Sometimes she feels like she’s losing it – had it not been for her trusted girl-confidantes.
Yulia is an experienced mother of three. So experienced and so absorbed in her family’s wellbeing that she has long since seized to have any time for herself. Yet she’s convinced she knows everything: at least everything about kids, relationships and men.
And then there’s Vika. She is single and she’s looking.

A young uptown girl Masha (Galina Bezruk) agrees to the proposal of her beloved husband Max (Konstantine Voitenko) to start their own business and open an ostrich farm in a nearby village. The young couple moves from the loud, busy capital, into Max’s grandmother’s house, where he had spent his childhood. Will they be able to survive in the village? The couple’s adventures are enriched through their interaction with the nosy neighbors – Vasiliy (Nazar Zadneprovsky) and Lyuba (Vitalina Bibliv). Wise with life experience, they are hesitant to accept the newly-arrived couple into their community. They see them as something peculiar, but horribly interesting. The emotional dialogue between the village and the city breeds many comical misunderstandings and amusing incidents.

Sometimes, parents might feel like their child has been replaced … and two families with the same surname “Sidorenki” know this for sure: their sons were misplaced in the maternity clinic and the truth was revealed only 16 years later. The surname is the only thing that two families have in common, and they even pronounce it differently. The SidorEnko family lives in an old house with the toilet outside. The head of the family, Peter, cannot even hold out for two days at a new job, and his business ideas are more likely to harm the family budget than replenish it. For breakfast, lunch and dinner the SidorEnko family has dumplings without sour cream, and Roma’s son has to sleep in the same bed with his grandfather, since there is no more room in the house. Vova SidOrenko was much more fortunate: his dad is an influential businessman. He lives in an estate with two swimming pools, a cinema, a gym and a small zoo in the backyard. The SidOrenko family is wealthy, but very progressive – they drive an electric car, sort garbage, and every morning they start with yoga and sprouted wheat for breakfast. When two such different families gather in the same house, misunderstandings, conflicts and funny situations cannot be avoided.

The first Ukrainian TV Series released in theaters.
Raised by a Polish aristocrat, Ivan is a young Ukrainian man of humble peasant origins. His cheeky nature pushes him to rob the Moscow Tsar of precious jewels, yet it’s to a noble end: he needs the royal riches to free his mother from Ottoman enslavement. But then it turns out that the simple robbery is not that simple: Ivan accidentally steals a magical heirloom, an earring which had helped the Moscow ruler to stave off defeat. The magic earring ends up in Ukrainian Cossack Fortress, aka the Sich, what’s worse – it’s in the ear of the Sich leader, Koshovy. Stealing the earring from the Tsar was tricky; stealing it from the Cossacks is impossible, however hard Ivan tries to to get into their good graces. It does not help that Koshovy’s right-hand man, Nazar, doesn’t trust Ivan. He is also suspicious (and for a good reason) of Ivan’s intentions towards Nazar’s beloved Mariana. Can this get worse? It can – when the Tsar’s most merciless henchman, Fedor, decides to chase and punish the thief of the heirloom personally. And the earring? – You will discover it holds more than one secret.

“Kilka Parody” is a special New Year’s edition of an entertaining parody show. The presenters were Alexander Pedan, Sergey Pritula and Natalia Shelyagina. The subjects of parodies and jokes were:
– Show “Queen of the Night” by Olga Polyakova
– The series “Krepostnaya”
– Clips Maruv VS Pavlo Zibrov, DANTES, Jerry Heil
– Performer of comedy anti-glamor pop, pop and folk-rock performer “DZIDZIO”
– Conflict between the Blogger “Durnev”> and the popular Ukrainian TV-Host Lesya Nikityuk

Katya (Iryna Avdeenko) is not an ordinary nurse. She has a gift of clairvoyance. After arriving in a large city, she finds a job at a police station. There she quickly realises that her visions are not a mental disorder but a talent and an opportunity to save people through solving crimes. While able to put her gift to good use she is also drawn into a complicated relationship with a charismatic police inspector Suprun (Anton Batyrev).

Joint production with “YBW-Group”.

Moving, funny, unexpected and yet familiar to anyone stories from the life of six friends who are figuring out real love.
Nastya and Andrey have just recently moved in together and are starting to understand that strong relationship is built not only on love and romance but also on lots and lots of patience.
Anya and Pavel have gone through the initial getting-used-to-each-other-stage a while ago: they live together and have a baby but they don’t own a home and have to share with Anya’s dad’s who incidentally isn’t reconciled to his daughter’s choice of partner.
And speaking about choices – Olya and Dmitriy can’t figure out what’s theirs when they wake up in the same bed one morning. Are they in love or just friends with benefits?

The show’s original idea was conceived by IQ Productions. Dmitriy Diachenko who directed “Radio Day”, “What Men Talk About” and “”A Kitchen in Paris” (all hit comedies in Russia and the FSU) was invited to direct this show combining the most diverse comedy genres. Hosts’ monologues, musical numbers, unexpected analysis of last week’s news, cheeky and provocative interviews with star guests, mini-series, chat-shows, parodies and comic sketches – each edition of “Good Evening” is hosted by an invited celebrity and becomes a delicious bundle of surprises. Gosha Kutsenko, Marat Basharov, Leonid Yarmolnik, Renata Litvinova, Aleksandr Revva, Natalia Bochkariova, Igor Vernik and other stars have hosted this show.

Another original show from IQ Productions. In each episode, the jolly bearded presenter-guide Andrey Bednyakov travels to yet another dream destination. At the same time, he presents every place in an unexpected way: by telling stories and playing an imaginary game of Cheat with the viewer. He will tell you 5 stories about the place he is in, four of them will be absolutely true and one – a load of nonsense. But the stories he will tell you, even the true ones, sound completely bonkers! For instance, “In Ethiopia there is fly-producing factory”, or “The Dutch government pays for sex for its citizens”. The stories you will hear will sound incredible, yet four out of five will be true and one is fake. Can you guess which one?

Our screen writers created the script jointly with a team from Nebo Film Company.

Stories in this series start off at a Moscow airport from where the character’s travel on to the picturesque valleys of Armenia, leafy green streets of Tbilisi and festive lights of Moscow at Christmas in search of love – passionate and unforgettable, naïve and silly, moving and sad, happy and mindless, love that knows no boundaries and limits, cares not for age nor ethnicity.

Naughty but not dirty. Who says you can’t joke about sex? You just need to know how. And we do! “Feelings” is the most romantic of all comedies about what you need to do in bed. Fear of the wedding night and jealousy, passion and shame, desire and tenderness, and, of course, love with all its funny twists and turns. Charming, familiar yet unexpected in places: follow the adventures of our energetic characters.

Having become famous, they’ve sealed their own fate: no more private life! “Gleb Pianykh”, “Elena Malysheva”, “Andrey Malakhov” will show you what those celebrities are really like. No censorship, no limits, you will see them just the way they are: eccentric verging on screwed up and f-crazy!
“Filipp Kirkorov bought a woman he can hit” (referring to the Russian star’s tendency to get violent with female journalists at press-conferences)
“Garik Kharlamov choked on his own voice”
“Vasserman’s waist coat lives its own night life” – you can read about all of this in tabloids. And this is exactly what the characters in this show will show you the way the stars themselves would not be able to.

Daily reality show which gained much attention and publicity in Ukraine. A joint project with the Ministry of Interior saw a group of journalists follow the new Ukrainian traffic police as they fulfil their daily rounds and show the real work, real success and real mistakes of a police force trying to shake off the shadow of the corrupt past.

How to act sane on first date? How to tell your landlord who’s trying to raise your rent to get lost – politely? To take out a bank loan to buy a new iPhone – how sensible is that?
A bunch of handsome male foreigners living in Ukraine for over 3 years will pretend to speak at a serious international assembly – UN General Assembly, no less. They look serious, they talk serious, they are serious chaps yet their topics and conversation style are anything but: they joke around and share anecdotes – a far cry from the boring international meetings of government officials.
In each episode, the meeting is joined by a celebrity guest who will take part in a discussion dedicated to a particular subject: renting a flat, meeting a girl, missing home.

Satirical weekly roundup of the latest news. The show’s energetic and lively host Leonid Senkevich jokes about serious matters of Ukraine’s political and economic goings-on.

Leonid Senkevich presents the daily hour-long dose of satirical news discussing events in Ukraine and abroad with spark and humour. In each program the presenter conducts an interview with a politician or celebrity guest with whom he draws the comedy and satire from recent news stories.