The movie tells about the legendary hero of the First World War - English scout T.E. Lawrence, who acted among the Arab tribes and led them in a campaign against the Turks.

1964. Ip Man learns that he has cancer, and his son is expelled from school for another fight. Just then Bruce Lee sends the teacher an invitation to a karate championship and a plane ticket to the States. The great master goes to San Francisco to find a school for his son and at the same time to see how the Chinese diaspora lives there. It turns out that private schools are not accepted without recommendations or large donations, and the local kung-fu masters are very dissatisfied with the fact that Bruce Lee teaches white people and popularizes this martial art. At this time, one of his students, a U.S. Marine, tries to prove to his superiors the importance of introducing kung fu into the army training program.

Dr. Treves finds Merrick in a "freak show." His appearance is so horrifying that he has to wear a roomy garment so that no one will see his frightening growths all over his body. Taking Merrick to the hospital after another beating by his master, Treves is surprised to find in him a man intellectually advanced and spiritual. Professional interest is replaced by compassion, the phenomenon becomes fashionable in high society, the Queen herself blesses to leave him in the hospital forever.

April 1945. Soviet troops are tightening the ring around the capital of the Third Reich - Berlin. In the face of imminent defeat, the Nazi top brass seek refuge in a secret bunker, unwilling to leave the maddened Führer. Rejecting offers of escape, Hitler claims victory is near. He orders Germany to be leveled and discusses the details of his suicide. The executioners' final refuge is permeated with agony and fear. Only those who emerge alive from this concrete hell will be able to tell the story of the last moments of life and the grim downfall of the dictator and his regime.

1998. Journalist Lloyd Vogel, known for his revealing articles, is assigned to interview Fred Rogers, the host of a popular children's program. Vogel himself has been resentful of his father since childhood and has a cynical view of the world, so he considers the overly polite children's idol an unsuitable candidate for the study. But after a personal acquaintance, Mr. Rogers' unbreakable desire to see only good in people and to treat everyone with respect begins to change the journalist himself.

The story of the transformation of shy guy Reginald Dwight, a talented small-town musician, into superstar and iconic figure of world pop music Elton John.

The story of the miraculous rescue of 14-year-old John, who fell through the ice of a lake in Missouri. When the boy was taken to the hospital, he showed no signs of life for over an hour. His mother Joyce, unable to accept the loss of her son, called on all her love and faith to help.

In the early 1960s, Henry Ford II decides to improve the company's image and change course to produce more fashionable cars. After a failed attempt to buy the nearly bankrupt Ferrari, the Americans decide to challenge the Italian competitors on the track and win the prestigious 24 Hours of Le Mans race. To create a suitable car, the company hires car designer Carroll Shelby, and the latter refuses to work without an outstanding, but, as it is believed, difficult to communicate racer Ken Miles. Together they set about developing the subsequently famous Ford GT40 sports car.

1960s. After a New York nightclub closes for renovations, bouncer Tony, nicknamed Chatterbox, is looking for a part-time job for a couple months. Just then, Don Shirley, a sophisticated socialite, wealthy and talented black classical musician, is about to embark on a tour of the southern states, where racist beliefs and segregation are still strong. He hires Tony as his driver, bodyguard, and someone to handle his current problems. The two have so little in common, and this trip will change the lives of both of them forever.

1561, after the death of her young husband Francis, 18-year-old Mary Stuart returns to Scotland. She is Catholic and by blood has the right to claim the throne of England, which makes the now Protestant Queen Elizabeth I quite nervous. After listening to her advisers, the Queen sends a delegation to Mary, including Elizabeth's favorite, Earl Robert Dudley, considered by most to be the ideal candidate to be Mary's consort.