The future after an environmental disaster. As a result, water became a source of life in the truest sense of the word, as there was very little of it and not enough for everyone. And the corporation "Water-Energy-Power" controls everything. Renegades stole water and fought villains. Among the renegades was Rebecca, a witty, beautiful, and outgoing girl who always had a quick comeback. Her loved ones and friends were killed, and she herself was taken prisoner and forced to work in a mine. But that was not the end of it.

Gab and Drisc, childhood friends who fell out after leaving the orphanage, now lead completely different lives: one serves in the police force, the other is a criminal authority. When their first love dies under suspicious circumstances, her 17-year-old daughter Leila begins investigating a powerful company that is trying to cover up the crime. Forced to join forces, the former orphanage residents must stop Leila before she does something irreparable.

Two police officers, Brian Taylor and Mike Zavala, serve in the Los Angeles Police Department and patrol dangerous areas of the city where gangs operate. Their dangerous work doesn't stop Brian and Mike from starting families, but one day their lives and the well-being of their loved ones are threatened when the cops mess up the plans of a powerful crime group.

In this contemporary update of Frank H. Spearman's Western hero, Whispering Smith is now a sleuth who arrives in London on holiday, but is soon called in to solve the case of a suicide which the father of the deceased woman thinks was murder.

Late 17th century England, civil wars are raging. Dr. Peter Blood is mistakenly identified as a rebel and sent into slavery on a Jamaican plantation. There, he quickly makes a deadly enemy in the form of the governor of Jamaica, Colonel Bishop, but wins the heart of his beautiful niece, Arabella. Peter and his friends manage to escape from the island by capturing a Spanish ship, and he soon becomes the most famous and successful pirate in the Caribbean. But neither sea battles nor treasure hunts can make the noble pirate forget the image of his beloved...

In the 2000s, Pat Calhoun and his girlfriend were members of a radical left-wing extremist group, and when a murder occurred during one of their raids, his comrades were forced to flee separately. Sixteen years later, the man lives in Southern California under the name Bob Ferguson and is raising his teenage daughter, whom he forbids from even having a cell phone due to his constant paranoia. Bob's fears prove to be well-founded when his old enemy, Colonel Lockjo, begins hunting him and his daughter.

Volcanologist Harry Dalton, who lost his wife during a volcanic eruption, travels to Dante's Peak, a small town on the northwest coast, to do routine work there—researching the seismic situation. The scientist immediately discovers alarming signs of an impending catastrophe that threatens to bring about the end of the world. The government ignores his dire warnings, and only the mayor of Dante's Peak, Rachel Wendo, with whom he has begun a romance, realizes the horror of the situation and rushes to his aid.

After a global catastrophe, the world has taken a turn for the worse. Genetically enhanced humans live in luxury, while the rest huddle in poor neighborhoods. Leon, a disabled genius inventor, creates an exoskeleton to protect the weak and challenge those who took everything from him.

1967. Three friends from Hong Kong set off for Saigon in search of easy money, taking advantage of the chaos reigning there due to the war. But they have no idea what they are about to experience: an unequal battle with the local mafia and the troops of communist Vietnam, escape from captivity, and learning the true price of friendship: gold or a bullet in the head.