Melvin Adal, a mentally unstable eccentric writer, hates literally everyone around him. Because of his strange behavior, he is lonely and often gets into comical situations. But suddenly his solitude is disturbed.

Melvin has to take care of a neighbor's dog, and imperceptibly he learns from her kindness and devotion. Behind the wall of his own indifference he discovers a beautiful world of human feelings....

1930s. Fiery red-haired orphan Annie is forced to live in a horrible orphanage run by the overbearing Agatha Hannigan. One day her seemingly hopeless situation changes dramatically when she gets the opportunity to spend some time at the mansion of wealthy military industrialist Oliver Warbux. Annie instantly charms all the inhabitants of the estate and even the seemingly thick-skinned Daddy Warbucks can't help but fall in love with such a wonderful little girl. Warbucks decides to find Annie's parents and offers a reward if they are found and show proof that they are not frauds. Ms. Hannigan, her evil brother Rooster and an accomplice plan to pose as Annie's parents and collect the reward.

1950s. A small town in Texas. Dwayne Jackson and Sonny Crawford are the stars of the local high school soccer team. Dwayne is aggressive and Sonny is quiet and sensitive. They are best friends.

In the town lives a mentally retarded boy Billy, he is cruelly bullied and teased by the regulars of the local movie theater. Sonny stands up for Billy and becomes his protector. And then - a friend and lover of Ruth Popper, suffering from loneliness wife of the school basketball coach. Sonny and Dwayne go to Mexico for a short time, where they have a raucous party, but when they return, they receive sad news.

A university graduate, unable to find a job in his specialty, accepts a position as a teacher at a school for troubled teenagers. Working at the school and sending out his resume in parallel, he eventually receives an invitation to the position of an engineer. But he does not leave immediately, but decides to bring the class to the end of the school year.

Robert Lee Pruitt is transferred to another unit after an accident. An able boxer, he refuses to enter the ring, because during a training fight he injured his friend, as a result of which he became blind.
However, for the army brass, sport is a good career tool, and Private Pruitt's refusal to enter the ring is seen as something very close to treason. It is this refusal that makes Pruitt a subversive element in the eyes of his superiors, especially Captain Homs. Among the many very colorful representatives of the garrison stand out, Private Angelo Maggio, who finds himself in a military prison, famous for its intransigence to troublemakers.
Sgt. Milton Warden, on the contrary, hating officers as an institution and as a sum of specific individuals, resists in his own way - impeccable knowledge of his duties and high professionalism, making him simply irreplaceable in the company. However, his revenge on his superiors takes quite concrete forms - he has an affair with his company commander's wife Karen Homs, who feels nothing but contempt for her husband.
However, neither Milton nor Karen have any illusions about the longevity of their affair, which nevertheless threatens to outgrow the framework of an ordinary affair and turn into a great, all-consuming love....
Only a few days pass and the seventh of December 1941 comes, when the Japanese Air Force launches a massive strike on the American military base Pearl Harbor in Hawaii and on the fate of the heroes of this movie.

Ellie is going to marry the famous pilot King Westley, but her father despises him as a social idler, so he locks up his daughter and looks for reasons to annul the engagement. Ellie manages to escape, and she sets off to meet her soulmate in New York by bus. On the same bus is Peter, a reporter who has just been fired. He needs a scoop to repair his relationship with his editor. Fate smiles upon him in the person of a fugitive heiress of millions, who is being sought by the police all over the country.

She calls herself Bobbi, a tall blonde with an insatiable desire to kill. According to Dr. Elliot's records, Bobbi was a patient of his but has moved on to another doctor. The razor sharp razor that serves as Bobbi's murder weapon was stolen from Dr. Elliot's luxurious office in the upscale New York City neighborhood where he runs a successful psychiatric practice.
Bobby's next victim is Kate, another of Dr. Elliot's patients, who suffers from erotic fantasies so vivid that she herself cannot separate them from reality. Liz, a prostitute, accidentally witnesses the crime, immediately becoming both a target for the killer and a suspect for the police.

If there's a crime, there's a motive. If there's a lineup, there's at least one suspect. But this was an unusual crime. Five criminals ran into each other in one unusual place and decided to spin one case. But someone more powerful and influential, someone whose name terrifies all the criminals of the world, wants them to work for him. This was no ordinary crime, and they are not just suspicious faces.

Two naval officers, Billy Baddasky and Mulhall "The Mule," are assigned to deliver petty thief Larry Meadows to a Boston jail. Along the way, they learn that 18-year-old Larry has received eight years in prison for attempting to steal $40 from a donation box. Sympathizing with his "ward", who has not had time to enjoy all the joys of life, Baddaski and Mulhall decide to cheer up the boy and give him an unforgettable holiday....

A group of fashionable young people gather at the luxurious country mansion of a rich friend. In the midst of a fun party, the guys decide to play a game of "Bodies, bodies, bodies": they draw lots, and the one who gets a piece of paper with a cross on it is appointed the "killer", who must quietly "kill" the others. But in the process it turns out that someone really killed the owner of the house. Hysteria and a cascade of mutual suspicion builds up.