In 2016 we organized the first Russian Film Festival in Lebanon. The festival was held with the support of Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Lebanese Ministry of Culture and Ministry of Tourism, the Governor of Beirut and the Embassy of Lebanon in Russia. About 5,000 people visited the festival. Twelve screenings were held along with the two press-conferences and the press-tour in which 16 Russian journalists from major news outlets took part. The festival was a big event and have been visited by Lebanese public figures and politicians. Over 200 publications
and articles were made in Russian and international mass media.

Since 2016 we collaborate with Middle Eastern region in business, culture and tourism fields. We acted as bilateral partners in Middle Eastern distribution of the film «Flight Crew» (Ekipazh). Same year we organized Russian short film screenings at USEK University in Lebanon and conducted a film producing master class for the students.

In 2017 we released the documentary «Fleeing The War» about Syrian refugees. The film received a special prize from the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees in Russia at Stalker Film Festival.

In 2019 few projects have been put in production: an animated short «A Ladder to Heaven» based on a tale by Tonino Guerra and co-produced by Lebanon; feature film «Spider», dir. Igor Voloshin; feature film «In Her Head», Maria Ivanova directorial debut; trioadaptation of «THERE», a tale by Boris Akunin, and two series

In 2019 Grant Buro, a project aimed to help receive grants for cinema production, has been founded on the basis of the company.

Director Maria Ivanova Surae presented her debut feature film “The Anger”. The psychological drama stars young French-Lebanese actress Manal Issa. “The Anger” tells the story of a young Muslim woman. The film touches upon a very relevant topic of East vs. West through the relationship between an Eastern girl and a Western man. The originality of the idea comes from our story being told through a prism of a Middle Eastern country. Co-production between Lebanon and Germany.

We have started a new movie “I’m not Lakit”. Lebanese feature drama with documantary episode. “I’m not Lakit” tells the story about Saleh who has no family name, no nationality, no passport, no religious belonging. Saleh is a lakit. According to the Islamic dictionary, a lakit is an illegitimate, abandoned child. In a country where the most important things are your family name, ancestry, religion and nationality, these people are deprived of it all through no fault of their own.

In 2013 «The Right to Happiness», a program about children with disabilities, was aired on television. «The Right to Happiness» was awarded for Best TV Program for two years in a row: in 2013, Grand Prix at International Festival of Television Programs and Web-Projects ‘Integration’ and in 2014, the television award for Best Program.

In 2018 we have developed a project called «Cherry City» — an all-inclusive support for children and adults with mental disorders.

In 2015 we organised the exhibition of an artist with autism Markus Martinovich at Zeppelin art gallery. The event was well attended and positively received by the media. More than 300 people visited the exhibition. Ten of Markus’ paintings were sold at the auction hosted by famous Russian actor Gosha Kutsenko. A child with special needs lent a helping hand to those who struggle even more. Part of the funds, received at the auction, were donated to «Shag Vmeste» charity fund for children with cerebral palsy.

In 2019 Russian association of CDKL5 mutation was created and became a part of an international CDKL5 alliance. Parents of the children with CDKL5 mutation have gathered for the first time at the event we have organized with the help of LouLou Foundation.