"Favorite Cinema" is a series of 35-volume books dedicated to the most outstanding films created by Soviet cinematographers. Each volume of the series tells the story of the origin of one picture, about its creators, the actors who played the main roles, the details of the filming process, and also about what remained behind the scenes. An inalienable part of every book is a DVD with a film to which it is dedicated.

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The Garage (Russian: Гараж) is a Soviet 1979 comedy film directed by Eldar Ryazanov, based on a screenplay by Emil Braginsky.

A cooperative has been planning to build a new parking garage with assigned spots for its members. The process was painfully slow and bureaucratic, but at long last, it appeared that the plans had been finalized. However, the plans are thrown into disarray when the size of the garage must be reduced to make way for a new highway, and there won't be parking space for all the long-suffering members. The cooperative holds a special meeting to decide who will lose their spots. In fact, the decision was actually made by the cooperative's board before the meeting, and some members of the cooperative object to this unfair process. Their objections are ignored until, in desperation, a disgruntled member secretly locks the door to the meeting room and hides the key so that the meeting cannot end until a fair decision is made. The members then argue with each other back and forth until late at night...

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