In the heart of German-occupied Poland during the summer of 1943, "The Zone of Interest" delves into the life of Hedwig Hoess, a devoted mother striving to maintain her meticulously curated domestic paradise. Unbeknownst to her, her husband Rudolf, an SS officer and Auschwitz commander, grapples with the relentless demands of overseeing the implementation of new, efficient incineration systems designed for mass extermination. As Hedwig's world of fragrant tranquility collides with Rudolf's harrowing responsibilities, the film starkly juxtaposes the banality of evil against the obliviousness of those shielded from the horrors of the Holocaust.

Cry-Baby is a colorful and eccentric musical directed by John Waters. The plot centers on a young rebel named Cry-Baby (Johnny Depp), who lives in 1950s Baltimore. Crybaby is known for his special talent - he can cry a single tear. His love for Alison, a representative of conservative society, challenges established norms and generates many comic and dramatic situations. The movie delights with its musical energy and unique style, which has become John Waters' trademark.

In the year 2028, in Detroit, honest cop Alex Murphy (played by Joel Kinnaman) is fatally wounded while on duty. OmniCorp, in an effort to improve law enforcement, decides to use him as a test subject for their new project, a human-machine hybrid known as RoboCop. Now Murphy, transformed into a cyborg, must fight crime by uncovering conspiracies and trying to regain his humanity despite his technological improvements.

"RoboCop 2" (1990) continues the story of cyborg cop Alex Murphy, who returns to fight a new level of crime in Detroit. The city is in chaos due to drug dealers distributing a dangerous drug called Nuke. As the OCP Corporation attempts to create a new and improved robot cop, Murphy faces moral dilemmas and threats that question his humanity. This movie is full of fast-paced action scenes and tense moments, making it an unforgettable sequel to the original.