The Avengers, led by Captain America, find themselves involved in a devastating incident of international proportions. The Avengers, led by Captain America, become involved in a devastating incident of international proportions, forcing the government to start regulating all people with special powers by introducing the "Superhero Registration Act", forcing them to obey the UN.

Seeing this treaty as a violation of civil rights and a spit on everything he believes in, Steve Rogers openly rebels against the new regime, leading a group of heroes who support his views. In turn, Tony Stark sees sense in the new treaty and becomes the leader of the heroes who support it. All of this leads to the inevitable split of the Avengers and war between the sides. Fighting each other, Stark and Rogers are unaware that the mysterious Baron Zemo is already making his own plans, taking advantage of the split of Earth's greatest heroes.

The irreconcilable struggle with the dangerous and frightening tiger Sherkhan forces Mowgli to leave the wolf pack and go to the village to the people. Along the way, the boy has amazing discoveries and exciting adventures with Bagheera the panther, Baloo the bear, Kaa the python and other inhabitants of the jungle.

After the death of his father, young Dorji understands what it means to be a Tibetan in his own country, which is now called China. During the Tibetan uprising in 2008, Dorji was caught by the Chinese police and spent 6 months in prison. After his release, he has no choice but to leave his family and go into exile in India on a long, dangerous journey. There he must decide between a new life outside his home country or the ongoing freedom struggle in Tibet. PAWO (Tibetan "Hero") is based on a true story.

Tokyo boy Taki and provincial girl Mitsuha discover that there is a strange connection between them. In their dreams, they switch bodies and live each other's lives. But one day this ability disappears as suddenly as it appeared. Taki decides to find Mitsuha by all means.

Batman shows up at Arkham Asylum, where he discovers that the Joker has managed to escape from custody. This dangerous patient was under supervision, but now his functions to entertain the hospital are transferred to another. The one in the role of a clown, not realizing the consequences of what is happening. Joker is free and intends to show others what he is capable of. Those who thought him insane were wrong. The world around has gone mad, and Joker has his own plans and ways to realize them. An amusement park, long out of operation, is bought by a fugitive from the clinic for pennies. This is the first step on the road to the dream. James Gordon becomes the Joker's sidekick. Why him? Gordon represents honor and morality in a Gotham that is rotten to the core....

Together with legendary rock climber Conrad Anker, photographer Max Lowe and artist Rachel Paul, viewers will take an incredible journey through 30 North American national parks. They will go to the bottom of the Grand Canyon and try to climb the Devil's Tower, walk under the crowns of giant sequoias in Redwood Park and dodge the jets of Yellowstone geysers, meet alligators in the mangrove swamps of the Everglades and take part in bear fishing during the salmon spawning season in Alaska.

A gang of four people robs the stagecoach. These people are headed by Nathaniel Reed. As described in the movie "Stagecoach: The History of the Texas Jack", once during one attack on the stagecoach, a shootout took place with security. Nathaniel seriously injured one of the men who had resisted. As a result, this person lost his eye. Three years later he became a government marshal and very much wants revenge on Reed.

A docile straight guy Jason, on the eve of his wedding, gets involved in a fun trip to the sea with his grandfather, a retired lieutenant colonel with a mild temper, a voracious imagination and quite certain needs. It looks like his grandfather's vacation will change Jason's life forever.

In 2007, 19-year-old soldier Billy Lynn and his platoon go into battle in Iraq. The battle is filmed by war reporters, and the footage is all over the news. Billy and his battle buddies become national heroes and return to America for a two-week promotional tour, culminating in a halftime show at a Thanksgiving Day soccer game. Afterward, they must go off to war again.

This is the love story of a starlet who, between auditions, serves coffee to established movie stars, and a fanatical jazz musician who has to work part-time in low-rent bars. But the success that comes to the lovers begins to undermine their relationship.