In May 1943, a squadron of Lancaster bombers destroyed two dams in the Ruhr Valley in Germany using an original weapon—a "bouncing bomb." This film tells the story of the creation and use of this weapon.

An elderly woman in a wheelchair was admiring the view from the window of her own home when someone's treacherous hands in black gloves tightened a noose around her neck. A man stood over the emaciated corpse of the elderly lady and was already rubbing his hands in anticipation of his inheritance (he was her husband, and she owned vast tracts of land) when someone stabbed him several times in the stomach with a knife. A cheerful group of teenagers, passing by, decided to stop near what appeared to be an abandoned house. Upon entering the house, the young people fell victim to an unknown assailant who punished them for trespassing on private property. A young woman arrives in the same area with her husband, hoping to find her father, who has not called or written recently. Her arrival is accompanied by a new wave of violence and deaths, making it easy to conclude that all this bloodshed is happening because of the inheritance of an old woman who owns a picturesque place known to everyone as "the bay"...

A small island in South America is famous for its bananas. Once a week, good-natured Joe delivers bananas to the city by boat. In the city, he sells bananas in exchange for goods needed by the island's population. But on one of his visits, the police demanded that he present a permit to trade bananas. But Joe doesn't have one, just as he doesn't have a passport, without which a license cannot be issued.

Once upon a time, a basket with a newborn baby floated, swaying, down the dark waters of an underground river. Suddenly, it was caught in a whirlpool that threatened to kill the child, but at the last moment, two black rats came to the rescue. Paris, 1877. Several workers die in strange circumstances in the Grand Opera building. Rumors spread throughout the city about a mysterious force dwelling within the walls of the ancient theater...