The film calmly and unhurriedly describes a quarrel between the Conroy family's husband and wife that took place on Christmas Eve. As usual, the Conroy family celebrated Christmas with two elderly musician sisters and their niece in godforsaken Ireland, surrounded by family and friends. Throughout the film, the authors try to show and explain the difference between life and existence.

France, 1943. The Bourdel family finds themselves occupied by the Germans in their own home. Living together is complicated by the fact that the Bourdels are members of the Resistance...

Play is planning to throw a party at his place and invites half of the “black” neighborhood. His friends, Belal and Kid, will be there to DJ and rap. They will be joined by a couple of attentive police officers, Play's desperate neighbor and his wife, and three local thugs. The latter have plans to set fire to the host's house during the evening.

Rumors spread throughout France that Chief Inspector Clouseau has died. The whole country mourns, except for Inspector Dreyfus... Finally, he is rid of his hated colleague! However, his joy is short-lived. It turns out that Clouseau's death is just a hoax, devised by Clouseau himself in order to catch a dangerous criminal.

In this contemporary update of Frank H. Spearman's Western hero, Whispering Smith is now a sleuth who arrives in London on holiday, but is soon called in to solve the case of a suicide which the father of the deceased woman thinks was murder.

A very wealthy woman flees her boring aristocratic lifestyle when a demon resembling her father beckons her from the other side of the mirror. A secret passion draws the heroine through the mirror into a world of sensual desires.

Late 17th century England, civil wars are raging. Dr. Peter Blood is mistakenly identified as a rebel and sent into slavery on a Jamaican plantation. There, he quickly makes a deadly enemy in the form of the governor of Jamaica, Colonel Bishop, but wins the heart of his beautiful niece, Arabella. Peter and his friends manage to escape from the island by capturing a Spanish ship, and he soon becomes the most famous and successful pirate in the Caribbean. But neither sea battles nor treasure hunts can make the noble pirate forget the image of his beloved...

Ten years after the death of her beloved husband, New York resident Anna decides to remarry. However, she finds herself in a strange situation when she becomes the object of passion of a 10-year-old boy who claims to be the reincarnation of her husband.

In the 2000s, Pat Calhoun and his girlfriend were members of a radical left-wing extremist group, and when a murder occurred during one of their raids, his comrades were forced to flee separately. Sixteen years later, the man lives in Southern California under the name Bob Ferguson and is raising his teenage daughter, whom he forbids from even having a cell phone due to his constant paranoia. Bob's fears prove to be well-founded when his old enemy, Colonel Lockjo, begins hunting him and his daughter.

Elphaba is now known as the Wicked Witch of the West and lives in exile in the forests of Oz. She continues to fight for the rights of animals whose voices are suppressed and tries to reveal the truth about the Wizard. The Good Witch Glinda becomes a public symbol of goodness, lives in the Emerald City palace, and enjoys the benefits of her popularity. At the behest of Madame Morrible, she addresses the people of Oz, assuring them of stability under the Wizard's rule. As Glinda's fame grows and she prepares for her wedding to Prince Fiero, the sorceress begins to worry about her broken relationship with Elphaba. Glinda's attempts to reconcile Elphaba with the Wizard are unsuccessful, which only deepens their conflict.