1914, East Africa. Gin-smelling Captain Charlie sails his steamboat to the Christian mission village of Reverend Samuel and his unmarried sister Rosa, who, amidst the wild African jungle, act as if they are still in good old England. But war is sweeping into Africa as well.

German soldiers storming into the mission burn down the village and hijack the inhabitants. The experience has badly affected the condition of the reverend, soon he dies, and Rose has to flee with Charlie. The prim missionary and the reckless captain, quarreling incessantly with each other, sail down the river on their way to dangerous and romantic adventures.

Two sailors who are always competing against each other set their sights on the same girl. When she chooses one over the other, their friendship ends acrimoniously. However, things change when one the men is in a submarine trapped beneath the ocean and the other, a diver, is sent down on a rescue mission.

The exhausted director plunges into a whirlpool of memories and fantasies, where it is impossible to distinguish fiction from reality.

Trying to forget about the tragedy that happened to his wife, the once famous pianist Edward Saroyan works in a bar under the name of Charly Kohler. But his attempts to escape from life are unsuccessful: Charly falls in love with the waitress Lena. Comically shy at the sight of Lena, Charly, meanwhile, easily starts an affair with his neighbor, the prostitute Clarisse.

In the bar appears Chico, Charly's brother, who is being chased by two gangsters. Charly can not refuse his brother and helps him to escape from the chase. But he does not suspect that now he has unwittingly implicated not only himself, but also Lena and his younger brother Fido....

The movie, like the book of the same name, tells about the adventures of rabbits. In search of a new home, a group of rabbits gets into various troubles.

Soap-opera about a social-climbing Jewish man and his old-world parents who are heartbroken by his rejection of them. Young Morris Goldfish follows his immigrant father into business. His ruthless business practices cause him to become a big success, and he moves the family to Park Avenue. They go, but were happier back on the East Side. Morris is ashamed of this parents and his humble origins, but learns in the end that there is more to life than money.

Longfellow Deeds, a hillbilly from Vermont, inherits his uncle's vast fortune and overnight becomes nationally known. The whole town gathers at the train station to escort Deeds, a trumpet-playing poet, to New York, where he must take possession of his uncle's capital and move into a huge mansion.

The cynical newspaperman McWade does not believe in the image of a simple honest man created for Deeds in the press. He assigns the beautiful Babe Bennett to interview the guy and gives her unambiguous instructions.

The journalist pretends to faint at the entrance to the mansion. The gallant Deeds lifts her up in his arms, caring for her. She informs him that she is out of work and gradually begins to draw out information...

The heroes of the movie get to the mythical country of Shangri-La, which is the dream of all fans of esoteric knowledge. In their opinion, the spiritual "center" of mankind is located in the heart of the Himalayas, in an area that is not marked on maps and, in fact, inaccessible, because we are not yet ready to properly use the energy and information concentrated there.

Robert Conway is a British diplomat, an idealistic dreamer on the last plane out of revolutionary China. With him is a motley group of fellow travelers: his younger brother, an oddball paleontologist, a hustler and a prostitute. The pilot changes course and lands the plane in the snows of Tibet. Mysterious monks lead the passengers along secret paths to a warm, fertile valley with magnificent marble statues, gardens and terraces, a kingdom of peace and harmony headed by the Supreme Lama....

After the conquest and sacking of the Inca state by the Spaniards, a legend arose about the fabulously rich country of Eldorado, which was lost in the countless swamps of the Amazon basin.

1985. Richard Nixon has remained president of the United States, and America's foreign and domestic policies are being influenced by superheroes. When someone starts killing the superhumans from the Guardians team, the peace of the world is threatened.