The year is 2001. After losing a crucial game to the New York Yankees—a team with a significantly larger budget—Billy Beane, general manager of the Oakland Athletics, decides to radically overhaul the team’s player recruitment system. During a business trip to Cleveland, he meets Peter Brand, a young Yale graduate and economist, who, using mathematical calculations, proposes implementing an innovative system for evaluating player value based on their individual statistics.

Western Australia, 1931. An inhumane law allows children to be taken from Aboriginal tribes and sent thousands of kilometers away to special institutions, where they are to be turned into obedient servants for white masters. Sisters Molly, Daisy, and their cousin Grace escape from a guarded camp. The authorities pursue the girls. The sisters must travel across Australia along an endless fence that protects settlements from wild rabbits.

After the death of her son Hamnet, Agnes remains in Stratford with her children, while William Shakespeare returns to London to write a play that will become one of his greatest works.

From worldwide fame to sinful depths—John Forbes Nash Jr. experienced it all firsthand. A mathematical genius, at the dawn of his career, he did titanic work in the field of game theory, which revolutionized this branch of mathematics and brought him international fame. However, at the same time, the arrogant Nash, who was popular with women, suffered a blow of fate that turned his own life upside down.

The story of the psychological confrontation between the talented psychiatrist Douglas Kelly and Nazi Germany's Reich Marshal Hermann Göring, the outcome of which determined the outcome of the Nuremberg trials.

A story about the American rock band Pavement.

Unable to find a normal job and provide for his family, former soldier Jeffrey Manchester finds an illegal use for his skills and begins robbing McDonald's restaurants, which he enters via the roof. The man is caught and sent to prison for 45 years. Jeffrey misses his children terribly and soon escapes, deciding to wait out the manhunt in a toy store.

The story of the creation of the album Nebraska by American musician Bruce Springsteen.

1987. Jordan Belfort becomes a broker at a successful investment bank. Soon the bank closes after the sudden collapse of the Dow Jones index. On the advice of his wife Theresa, Jordan takes a job at a small institution dealing in small stocks. His persistent style of communicating with customers and innate charisma quickly pays off. He gets acquainted with his neighbor Donnie, a merchant, who immediately finds common ground with Jordan and decides to open his own firm with him. As employees, they hire several of Belfort's friends, his father Max and call the company "Stratton Oakmont". In his spare time, Jordan lives his life: maneuvering from one party to another, engaging in sexual relationships with prostitutes, using a variety of drugs, including cocaine and quaaludes. One day there comes a moment when Belfort's rapid enrichment begins to interest an FBI agent...

Preston Tucker was a dreamer and a rebel whose genius and cutting-edge automotive designs threatened the well-being of powerful US industrial giants and the politicians who protected them. His innovations of the 1940s, such as seat belts, fuel injection, and disc brakes, are still in use today.