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- A terrorist organization know as "Ansar Allah" is preparing to turn the city of Rome into a City of Dead. But the heroism of Smolin, professionalism of Catherine Stone, help of Umar (from Chechnya) together with the cooperation of Russian and western special forces will save the world from evil terrorists.
- "Only the wind, the sand, the reed and a desire to live not worse than the others..." - these words served as a base for the atmosphere of this story, and they are incredibly precise as a definition of the real world in these places. The Seagulls are a parable on the background of modern Kalmykia. It is about love, with the characters intuitively fulfilling forgotten traditions. Their love is silent and their sorrow is without tears - The seagulls are souls of dead fishermen, broken boats - a hope. Elza the fisherman's wife lives in a seaside town in Kalmykia. She wants to leave her husband but cannot take this step because she is afraid of uncertainty. Suddenly her husband dies. Because of his death, Elza has to think everything over and reconsider her views on life, on happiness, on liberty.
- Baira and her husband live in a small Kalmykian settlement. They love each other, farm sheep and do all the housework together. They're satisfied with their way of living, and don't need anything special. But Baira doesn't know that before the death of his old friend her husband has promised to marry his young and charming granddaughter (as a second wife). At the wedding ceremony Baira realizes she can't stand it, and leaves her house, setting off to a big city. The life there is completely different from the one in a small village. Baira would see euphoria, extreme danger, she would fall in love and would face death. But she has came to a city to find a way to get free from this deep insult.