A few years ago, when she was pregnant, Laura went on the run and is now raising her son David alone. The boy grows up healthy and cheerful, but one day in the middle of the night Laura discovers some people in his bedroom, who suddenly disappeared, and soon David falls ill with a mysterious disease. The boy's condition worsens, the doctors throw up their hands, and the poor mother can only hope for a miracle.

A recently orphaned aristocrat hires a man with impeccable references as a servant, but it soon becomes clear that he is playing foul and has a cunning plan.

This summer, all the rules will be broken. A group of looters decides that the annual Judgment Night doesn't have to end when morning comes, but can go on indefinitely. No one will ever be safe again.

The ruthless leader of a gang of teenagers committing murder and rape is imprisoned and given special treatment to suppress his subconscious desire for violence. But life outside the prison gates is such that measures taken to "correct a violent character" cannot change anything.

At 3:15 in the afternoon, a terrible railroad accident occurs. Out of 132 passengers, only one survives. David Dunn is not just a survivor in the midst of an inferno of iron and fire - he hasn't received a scratch. And only one man on earth knows the reason for this miracle - Elijah Price, nicknamed Mr. Glass, whose bones can break even from a slight external force.

October evening in 2003. Harvard student Mark Zuckerberg is dumped by his girlfriend. Angry Mark, fueled by alcohol, decides to take revenge and publishes a vicious and insulting post against his former girlfriend. But this guy seemed not enough. He decides to create a site that allows to form a rating of female students by degree of attractiveness. Mark hacks into the databases of various dormitories, downloads photos and all the necessary information, using the algorithm proposed by his friend Eduardo. After collecting the data, Mark creates a facemash.com page where students can vote for one of two girls who they think is more attractive. Thus begins the story of the creation of one of the largest social networks in the world, which would later be called Facebook.

The life and love story of two sisters, sensual Elinor and passionate Marianne, whose happiness and future are overshadowed by the death of their father and the loss of the family's vast fortune.

The dim light of blind streetlights, the skeletons of factory chimneys choking in their own smoke. Babylonian towers of skyscrapers, all this is the hell of the New Age, New York.

Vietnam War veteran Travis Bickle drives his lonely cab through the nighttime streets of the endless city, and before him unfolds a grim panorama of human sin. Like an Old Testament prophet, he hopes that one day the heavens will send a saving rain that will cleanse New York of centuries of filth.

And when hope dies, only hate remains. A fiery downpour will fall on the heads of sinners. The cabbie will take care of it.

Oliver prefers to live on the streets rather than in a shelter. He falls in with a kind "family" of thieves and becomes a pickpocket.

Lt. Frederick Manayon is arrested for the murder of bar owner Barney Quill. He claims that the bartender beat and raped his wife Laura. And, although Laura fully corroborates her husband's version of events, the medical examiner can find no evidence of her rape.
Paul Bigler, a modest provincial lawyer, is assigned to defend Mynon. The defendant does not cooperate, the case is led by a judge from another city. Bigler realizes that there is a very difficult trial ahead, and he has little chance of winning the case.