1998. Teenager Bucky fancies himself a cinematic genius. Together with his mute friend Vish, he shoots amateur dramas and unsuccessfully sends tapes to festivals. When the boy decides to indulge in the low genre and take part in a local horror film festival, a meteorite falls near his home and very conveniently turns his alcoholic father into a zombie.
What was Mark Whitaker thinking? As an up-and-coming employee of Archer Daniels Midland Agribusiness Corporation (ADM), Whitaker suddenly becomes a snitch. Despite the fact that Whitaker reports to the FBI that the multinational company he works for is artificially keeping prices too high, he considers himself a hero, looking out for the interests of ordinary citizens and worthy of promotion. But in order to make his dreams come true, the FBI needs evidence, which is why Whitaker happily agrees to put on a special listening device, and in a briefcase to hide a tape recorder, imagining himself a kind of special agent, performing a top-secret mission.
1879. The civil war has ended in the United States. Sheriff Earp gives up his job to start a new life with his family. Meanwhile, a silver deposit is found in Tombstone, and a silver rush begins in the town. Earp and his friend, Doc Holliday, are sent to Tombstone, along with a brutal gang of killers.
Scientist and teacher Norman Spencer lives with his wife Claire. One day she sees the ghost of a girl. When Claire manages to establish a connection with her and understand why the girl is so persistent in trying to "get through" to her, the couple's lives are turned upside down.
Returning from feudal Japan in his own time, Batman finds that the world has changed - the Justice League doesn't exist, and Japan is floating in the sky and raining yakuza on Gotham. Along with Robin, the Dark Knight travels to the flying island, where he meets versions of his former associates who fight on the side of the yakuza clans, the most dangerous being Kuraku, the Man of Steel.
Police Inspector Harry Callahan has a bad reputation with his superiors for his ruthlessness in dealing with criminals. There is a reason for this ruthlessness: criminals are increasingly getting away with it. Even when arrested at the scene of a crime, they seek leniency, amnesties, etc. with the connivance of lawyers, judges and police officials. Then they go free again to wreak death. Callahan, nicknamed "Dirty Harry" because he is forced to do the dirtiest and bloodiest police work, tries his best to make sure the criminals don't get away with it....
Geneviève works in the family haberdashery selling umbrellas. She is in love with Guy, a car mechanic, and he reciprocates. But soon Guy is taken into the army and sent to Algeria. Parting, the lovers promise to wait for each other. Then Geneviève learns that she is pregnant, but there is no news from her beloved, and the girl agrees to marry a wealthy and respectable man.
A policeman and his brother were transporting a criminal computer expert to testify in court. On the airplane in which they were carrying this computer genius, they were attacked by terrorists. They blew up a piece of paneling and jumped out with parachutes, taking with them this valuable guy they needed so badly for their "job". In the process, the policeman's brother died, and he was removed from the investigation, as it was required by the rules of investigation. But the policeman, of course, could not leave it like that. He starts searching for the killers.
The action unfolds in post-war Berlin, turned into ruins by World War II. Jake Geismar, an American war correspondent, is drawn into political games by his former lover Lena Brandt, whose missing husband becomes the object of a manhunt by both the American and Soviet armies. The situation escalates as Jake tries to uncover what Lena, desperate to escape Berlin with her husband, is hiding. She plans to use the contacts of Jake's personal driver, US Army soldier Tully, who has black market connections. Only there's no guarantee that they won't end up in an even bigger trap as a result...
Fate has thrown the rich, wayward beauty Rafaela and the poor communist Gennarino onto a deserted island. There's not a soul around for miles. Somewhere far away there was a luxurious yacht, on which Rafaela and her friends and husband rested, and the sailor worked in the sweat of his brow, silently enduring the whims of the exploiters. Now he had the perfect opportunity to get even for all the humiliation. But from class hatred to passionate love, as we know, is not very far.
