A fictionalized political drama about the presidential race of Jack Stanton, a womanizing, Southern governor battling Democratic candidates in 1992. The narrative is told on behalf of the campaign manager, an African-American. Backstabbing, intrigue, blackmail with videotapes, an illegitimate child, cocaine use, police priors and illegal real estate deals are shown. The main idea of the movie is that even worthy candidates are forced to do immoral things in order to succeed in this exhausting political show that has become pure entertainment for scandal-addicted Americans.

Circumstances are such that Jesse urgently needs to get his feet out of Las Vegas. This impulsive young man is not used to living by the law. He steals a car, and on the way to Los Angeles he has to shoot a policeman. As he gets closer to the city, his situation gets worse and worse. It seems that the whole world has turned against him. But, strangely enough, it is at this time that he meets a girl who makes his heart pound at a furious pace, then freeze from the sharpness of feelings. He's been waiting for this girl all his life. But now that the entire state police is after him, he has other things on his mind.

In a luxurious estate on the west shore of Long Island lived the millionaire Larrabee family. Father, mother and two sons. The older one, Linus, was intelligent; the younger one, David, was handsome. In David was unrequitedly in love with the young daughter of the family's chauffeur Sabrina. To "cure" his daughter of love fever, her father sends her to Paris to a school for chefs. A few years later, the exquisitely refined beauty returns home. Her feelings have not gone away, but now David is also conquered by her. The family plans to expand the business through the successful marriage of the absentee son are under threat... The older brother is ready to courageously take the blow on himself and to woo the obsessive girl....

An American professor specializing in hieroglyphics comes to Oxford to decipher a secret message, the contents of which are of interest to spies, oil sheiks, and a number of Middle Eastern leaders. He is aided by the sexy mistress of an oil tycoon with political ambitions.

Jessica has just been released from a psychiatric hospital. Her husband decides that she needs fresh air for her final recovery, and together with Jessica and a friend he moves to a newly purchased country house. Approaching the house, Jessica begins to hear voices and see strange things, but believes that it only seems to her. But the house is not empty. A charming homeless hippie girl named Emily has taken up residence in it. Jessica feels sorry for Emily and begs her to stay. It'll be more fun together. And with Emily is really fun - she is just the soul of the company and plays the guitar perfectly. But why does she look so much like the girl in the old portrait hanging in the house? Why are all the residents of the neighboring small town behaving so strangely? Maybe it's just a play of Jessica's sick imagination, or maybe not.

A Russian train carrying nuclear missiles for destruction is partially damaged by an explosion somewhere in a remote area in southern Russia. The relevant signals are received by the nuclear center of the American White House. It soon becomes clear that the weapons are in the hands of international terrorists.

Big money doesn't come easy. Realizing this, the two bandits, Parker and Longbaugh prepared themselves very carefully. Loaded to the brim with weapons, they set about executing their diabolical plan. The first stage of the operation, the kidnapping of the victim, went smoothly. And everything would have been in perfect order, but in the way of weapons stood a certain Joe Sarno, firmly ruined the partners all plans.

John Grant works as a teacher in a remote province. Finally getting his long-awaited vacation, he passes through the small town of Bundeyabbe on his way to Sydney. What was supposed to be a one-time innocent overnight stay turns into a journey first through the seedy parts of town, and then into a protracted immersion in provincial madness with drunken revelry, robbery, and kangaroo hunting.

There are people who believe that there are only three things that make this rotten and vicious world go round - money, sex and power. Everything else, including pity, conscience and honor, has absolutely no meaning for them. These people are willing to go to great lengths in the name of their three idols. But sometimes it happens that in their desires they go too far ... Prosecutor's Office employee David Corelli investigates a monstrously brutal murder. An elderly millionaire was horribly mutilated with an axe in his luxurious villa. Investigator Corelli is the perfect person to solve such a complex crime. But there is only one small catch: no one wants this crime to be solved.....

Harlem, 1960s. Tommy Gibbs, a young enterprising dark-skinned gangster, tramples his way into the mafia upper reaches of New York. Naturally, this road is not lined with flowers, but with the corpses of the Italian clan, whose place Tommy took. Having taken possession of accounting books containing tons of dirt, he made himself virtually untouchable. But the demand for these books is growing.