Midsummer Day (2026)
Ykhyakh is not only a festival preserving the cultural heritage of the Sakha people, but also a story about people who reimagine traditions and pass them on to future generations. Through the personal stories of its characters, the film reveals modern Yakutia—a society in which ancient customs continue to live, change, and unite people in the 21st century.
Directors: Semen Amanatov, Mikhail Lukachevsky, Lyubov Borisova, Sardaana Barabanov, Radomir Tomsky.
| Directing | Semen Amanatov | Director |
| Directing | Mikhail Lukachevsky | Director |
| Directing | Lyubov Borisova | Director |
| Directing | Sardaana Barabanov | Director |
| Directing | Radomir Tomsky | Director |
| Writing | Alexey Ambrosyev | Writer |
| Camera | Aytal Nikitin | Director of Photography |
| Camera | Petr Ivanov | Director of Photography |
| Camera | Irina Kirillina | Director of Photography |
| Camera | Nikolay Petrov | Director of Photography |
| Camera | Ivan Nikiforov | Director of Photography |
| Camera | Semen Amanatov | Director of Photography |
| Sound | Andrey Fedorov | Music |
| Editing | Anna Zakharova | Editor |
| Production | Semen Amanatov | Producer |
