The near future, Los Angeles. To combat high crime rates, the government begins using the “Mercy” AI judicial system, which determines whether a suspect is guilty and carries out the sentence itself. Two years later, veteran police officer Chris Raven finds himself in the defendant’s chair—the very man who sent the first criminal to “Mercy” for judgment. Chris is accused of murdering his own wife, and he has just 90 minutes to prove his innocence to the heartless machine.

Eric is a true movie buff. He watches countless films, knows many monologues by heart, recognizes every actor, and is fascinated by scenes from movies. But gradually, he begins to confuse real life with what he sees on screen. He loses his mind and starts reenacting memorable scenes from his favorite movies in real life.

London, 1982. Phil, a seven-year-old boy, watches as his mother puts a noose around her neck. He then moves with his father to a small town, where he meets three boys his own age. They have fun wreaking havoc in their neighbors’ gardens and greenhouses, breaking everything they can get their hands on. Once they reach puberty, their aggressive nature and general tendency toward vandalism are fueled by “Stolichnaya” vodka at every opportunity.