The year is 1247. Robin Hood, now an aging criminal and murderer, lives as a hermit with no home of his own, and is being hunted by the relatives of the people he has killed. One day, while trying to help his old friend Little John—now known as Edward—overcome yet another group of enemies from his past and save his family, Robin is seriously wounded. To save his friend, Edward takes him to a remote monastery on an island and leaves the wounded man at the door, hoping that they won’t let him die there.

1959, Paris. Half the staff at "Cahiers du Cinéma" had already directed a film. Chabrol had managed to make two, and François Truffaut was being applauded at Cannes for his "Les Coups". And only Jean-Luc Godard, whom everyone—or at least he himself—considers a genius, had a couple of short films under his belt. Godard finally decides he’s ready and borrows a small amount of money from his friend, producer de Boregar, to make a film based on a news clipping from the crime section. The director’s friend Jean-Paul Belmondo would play a crook on the run, and rising American star Jean Seberg, who had recently moved to France, would play his unreliable girlfriend.

A group of “green” extremists breaks into the Cambridge Primate Research Center and releases a monkey infected with a virus that causes uncontrollable aggression from a secret scientific laboratory. The deadly virus, transmitted through blood in a matter of seconds, leads to instant infection and, upon contact with any living creature, transforms it into a bloodthirsty monster. Twenty-eight days later, the entire United Kingdom is gripped by a terrifying epidemic: many are evacuated, while others seek safe havens in the hope of survival. After waking up in a hospital and missing the peak of the epidemic and the mass evacuation, a young man named Jim wanders through a deserted London, trying to figure out what happened. Soon he encounters the infected, who attack him, but two survivors come to his aid.

Sophie recalls a vacation at a Turkish resort she spent with her dad in the 1990s, when she was 11 years old. The girl films her vacation, trying to get to know her father—who is divorced from her mother—better, while he tries to hide his depression from his daughter.

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Kara Zor-El is traveling across the galaxy with her dog, Krypto. She is attacked by a pirate and a bandit, who steal her ship and injure Krypto. Joining forces with her new friend and ally, Ruti—whose family was previously killed by the pirate—Kara sets out to seek revenge.

Welcome to the futuristic world of the City of Riches, home to two orphaned boys named Black and White. At sunrise and sunset, the boys guard the city. The boys are forced to roam the streets day and night in search of a way to make a living. Soon, however, they will have to fight to reclaim what is considered the soul of the city from the villains who dream of seizing power in the metropolis.

Sixth-grader Margaret Simon and her family are moving from New York to the suburbs of New Jersey. Since her mother is Christian and her father is Jewish, she sets out on a journey to discover her religious identity.

Nate, a former convict, is trying to break away from the criminal underworld as quickly as possible, but his past won’t let him go. A manhunt begins for him and his 11-year-old daughter, Polly, whom Nate barely knows. His enemies are ruthless and have no intention of giving up, but Nate will stop at nothing to protect the person he loves most.

David Wagner is a child of the ’90s. But he’s fascinated by the TV show *Pleasantville*, set in the 1950s in a small town of the same name, where everyone is chic, cheerful, and virtuous, and life is wonderfully pleasant. Mesmerized by this utopian world, David imagines himself in “Pleasantville,” where he could finally be rid of his flighty, boy-crazy sister Jennifer. And one evening, life takes a bizarre turn: a strange TV repairman hands David an unusual remote control that sends him and his sister straight to Pleasantville. The visitors’ visit did not go unnoticed by the town, miraculously changing the fates of its residents.

Tired of waiting for her lover to return, and believing he has abandoned her, Emmanuel seeks comfort in relationships with strangers. Over time, she learns the real reason for her lover's absence.