Andrey Kuzmichev

Ivan Yauzov is an ordinary student who studies at a technical university. But one day he read in a book that Elon Musk conquered space with his super satellites. Student found such inspiration in this achievement that he resolved to demonstrate the parity of Russian equipment with its American counterparts, asserting that Russians too are capable of greatness.

British billionaire Richard Branson introduced a new model of a suborbital spacecraft for tourists. Hearing about this, Russian student Ivan Yauzov thought that Russian technology can also be worthy, and therefore he decided to create his own space project - a multi-flying transport system dubbed "mnogolyot".

Documentary picture about how the franchise was filmed and how its main characters live now.

The film follows the challenges faced by a struggling Russian factory aiming to turn profitable. The protagonist initiates the implementation of lean manufacturing, overcoming resistance from both blue and white-collar workers. Seeking guidance, he taps into unique American management expertise to revitalize Russian factories. Despite encountering hurdles, his determination prevails, ultimately transforming the factory into a profitable enterprise, showcasing the resilience of the human spirit.

The film is an almanac adaptation of three books by Andrey Kuzmichev: "Bosov's pearls. Jokes for bosses and subordinates", "Business fans. Stories about those who are building our future" and "The best books for business. B4B in Russian." It combines witty stories about life in the office, business philosophy and real success stories. The main focus is on the head of the department, Artem Bosov, whose unusual management style raises a lot of questions from subordinates: from nicknames like "tsar" and "woodpecker" to strange corporate rituals. At the same time, the stories of entrepreneurs who, contrary to myths and stereotypes, managed to build a successful business in Russia are revealed. The film not only raises questions about working relationships, but also inspires new business ideas based on best practices and literary advice.

Artem Bosov, the presenter of the column "Novelties of book ruins", examines office life with unexpected irony and depth. Everyday situations in the office are already from a new angle, day by day he reveals the meaning of flirting with office terms and habits together with his inept subordinates. Answers to serious questions about work, relationships with colleagues and management, as well as humorous and observant sketches make Bosov not only entertaining, but also crazy, forcibly drawing attention to the subtleties and traditions of office culture.

This time, Artem Bosov, the presenter of the column "Novelties of book ruins", tells more than 100 of his thoughts and opinions on the best business books released over the past three years. He uses his "book dozen" methodology to select the best of them and highlights "valuable thoughts" from each book.

The film, based on the book by Andrey Kuzmichev, a business historian, continues the Artem Bosov franchise once again. However, it also touches on business myths and presents real heroes who stand up to these stereotypes. In order to teach and love teaching, Bosov leads his students and employees not just to some enterprise, but to a special military-economic zone.

The film, based on the director's novel "The Economic History of Russia", tracks the evolution of the Russian business world from the IX to the XX century. Andrey Kuzmichev leads the audience through various historical epochs, examining the main types of entrepreneurship, the socio-economic portrait of the entrepreneur of each era and their social status. The film reveals how challenges and opportunities for entrepreneurs have changed at different times and how these changes have affected the formation of the Russian business community.

Kuzma Andreev, a scientist and historian, decides to discover the secrets of the history of entrepreneurship in Russia, taking up the first attempt to create a book about this important aspect of the country. He travels to the epochs of the past, starting with Russia of the XVII century and before the reforms of P.A. Stolypin at the beginning of the XX century, using the time machine of his mind. In his journey, he discovers the key stages of the development of entrepreneurship, the main forms and types of entrepreneurial activity, as well as their connection with the economic policy of the state. But it's not that simple - someone wants to kill him all the time.