The Baiky Film Company was established on 25 May 2014. The author of the idea, creator and now producer is Alexander Molodtsov. The film magazine originated in the provincial town of Horlivka (Donetsk region), and later began to be filmed throughout Ukraine. Over the course of five years, "Fables" has visited more than 30 cities, mostly of regional significance. The actors are mostly children and adults from the age of 5. Usually, castings are held in cities, after which the actors get roles and start working on the set. By and large, anyone can take part in filming. The main thing is to believe in yourself and have a desire to learn a new profession. Filming is not complete without the participation of various film stars, as well as showbiz.

Today, the film magazine has gained international status and plans to hold castings and recruitment of actors in neighbouring countries. Fables became a playground for children's film lovers. A springboard for those who wanted to get acquainted with the behind-the-scenes world of cinema. Films are shot in a variety of genres, so there is an opportunity to get both the image of a funny character and become a melodrama hero. The most important achievement of the film magazine is respect and demand among the audience. The film magazine is shown both on the big screen and on television. Participation in film festivals makes it possible to appreciate the acting work of each actor. Today, the film magazine has a patented name and logo, so it can be safely called a brand.

The fourth film in the documentary series "Military Intelligence of Ukraine".

The project covers how the Defense and Security Forces protected Ukraine's skies, featuring the stories of eight downed Russian pilots. It also tells the story of the unique military intelligence special operation "Titmouse", about a Russian pilot who "switched to the side of good" along with his Mi-8 AMTSh helicopter from Russia's 319th Separate Helicopter Regiment.

Such a historical event as the Battle of Kruty gave rise to a huge number of myths, legends, and speculations of various kinds, many of which have made the realities of the battle forgettable. Instead, the myth of 300 students who alone resisted the Bolshevik invasion and almost all died came to the fore. What were the real events?

The National Honored Academic Dance Ensemble of Ukraine named after Pavlo Virsky, People's Artists of Ukraine Natalia Sumska, Nina Matvienko, Vasyl Basha, and others took part in the filming.

The main character is a war veteran struggling to adapt to civilian life after participating in fierce battles. He finds it hard to find his place even in his own home. After a fight in a pub, he is imprisoned at a military facility and then sent home, where memories, physical and emotional traumas, and the sounds of war haunt him.

Peaceful life seems alien to him, and people who have not seen war cause him incomprehension and alienation. The hero tries to adapt by working on a script for a military video, but even this work brings him no comfort. Friends and acquaintances only exacerbate his inner conflict, imagining war as something distant.

The first ever solo movie made entirely by one person. Vincent Mettel has played eight roles and has worked on the site for another 19 positions.

Successful young film actor on the threshold of world fame. The thing for small is to be casted by a Hollywood director known for his quirks. What talents to show and what to keep quiet about? What better way to present yourself if you are not one in your body but you, well, at least seven more? A unique chain of events and adventures in the life of a person with eight personalities with a happy ending! Not very happy ... not for all eight. «The main thing is that nobody interferes! These others ... these seven ... what if they show up at the most inopportune time? But no, they won't mind. And by the way, the room seems familiar. Have I been here before? Something I will not remember ... The devil, in the morning I can not get rid of the feeling that someone wants to kill me. "

Students bring Ukrainian cinema to an abandoned cinema "Ukraine", which is located in a small country town. Young filmmakers are bringing the cinema back to life and drawing the community's attention to cinema, trying to understand what will happen if Ukrainian cinema is revived.

The film is part of an almanac of short films by the Crossroads.