Documentary Films About Yulian Semyonov
- “How Cult Figures Passed Away. Yulian Semyonov” (directed by Mikhail Rogovoy, 2005)
- “Yulian Semyonov. Pabulum for Reflection” (directed by Alexander Pasechny, 2006)
- “Yulian Semyonov. Agent of Influence” (directed by Mikhail Kuzovenkov, 2006)
- “Yulian Semyonov. Top Secret Information” (directed by Alexey Alenin, 2007)
- “Stories about the Father. Yulian Semyonov through the Eyes of his Daughter” (directed and screenplay by Alevtina Tolkunova, 2011)
- “He Knew Too Much…” (directed by Konstantin Smilga, screenplay by Dmitry Likhanov, 2011)
- “Unknown Yulian Semyonov» (directed by Sergei Stafeev, 2011)
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