At 3:15 in the afternoon, a terrible railroad accident occurs. Out of 132 passengers, only one survives. David Dunn is not just a survivor in the midst of an inferno of iron and fire - he hasn't received a scratch. And only one man on earth knows the reason for this miracle - Elijah Price, nicknamed Mr. Glass, whose bones can break even from a slight external force.

Dominic Toretto leads a quiet life in the middle of nowhere with Letty and son Brian, but danger is always out there. The team has to come together again to rescue Mr. Nobody after the plane carrying the captured hacker Cypher crashes. The team discovers a mysterious device at the crash site and soon encounter a dangerous criminal and the most reckless driver they've ever dealt with. The situation is complicated by the fact that this man is Dominic's brother Jacob, who was cast out of the family years ago.

In a new chapter of a dystopia about a society where everything is laid out and any individuality is subject to eradication, Tris must find a way to fight the terrible system that is destroying her loved ones. Which one is next in line? She learns more and more terrifying details behind the apparent order, and can no longer help but see that it's time for something to change in her world. But the most important thing in this struggle is to cope with the rift that the enemy is creating in her own soul.

The not-too-distant future. All criminals are no longer kept in prisons, but are taken to a remote deserted island, lying off the sea lanes. There the worst murderers, terrorists, maniacs and communists end up there. The unfortunates have no choice but to adapt to such living conditions. A kind of prison colony is formed on the island under the control of the cruel Bobby. One day a criminal named Carmen arrives on the island. The way of life of the colony inhabitants, built on the unconditional subordination of women to men, is not to her liking. Carmen decides to leave the colony and try to live on her own. Gradually she is joined by others who are equally dissatisfied with Bobby's peculiar reign. Naturally, sooner or later, a war must break out between the two groups of people ...

19-year-old Lee Geum-ja is imprisoned on false charges of kidnapping and murdering a child. In prison, she hatches a plan for revenge and wins the hearts of the prisoners by her own kindness, earning her the name Good-Hearted Lady Geum-ja. After serving 13 years, the vigilante, with the help of her prison friends, sets out to find the man who ruined her life.

Ryu, a deaf-mute, lives with his sick sister who needs a kidney transplant. Ryu has just been fired, and he and his girlfriend decide to kidnap the boss's daughter in order to use the ransom to get the transplant. But things go disastrously wrong.

On July 18, 1981, Ed and Lorraine Warren were present when an exorcism was performed on little David Glatzel. The priest and the boy's family tried unsuccessfully to exorcise the evil entity, Ed had a heart attack, and then Arnie - David's older sister's boyfriend - offered his soul to the demon.

A short while later, Arnie kills his landlord and afterward says he has no memory of what happened. For the first time in U.S. history, a murder suspect claims to have been possessed by a demon, and now the guy's fate depends on whether the Warrens can find proof of it.

A guard is brutally murdered in a certain classified institute engaged in biological and genetic research. Then follows a series of murders of various people, the main "fault" of which was the involvement in this first ridiculous death, sometimes just interest in it, some guesses and conversations.

Michael Bryce is going through a rough patch in his life and can't get over the fact that he's been stripped of his bodyguard license. His therapist advises him to go to Capri to find his inner self, but his spiritual healing goes to hell when he is caught up with Sonia Kincaid, the wife of hitman Darius and a very violent lady. She demands that Bryce help her free her hubby from the hostages, and, without giving a second thought, drags the former bodyguard into a crazy adventure. Meanwhile, billionaire Aristotle Papadopolous, dissatisfied with the EU's attitude towards Greece, gets hold of hacker technology and prepares to destroy Europe.

Clarence Worley and Alabama Whitman met, spent a night together, and fell in love with each other. A little later, Alabama confesses that she is taking her first steps in the difficult field of call girl. After marrying Alabama, Clarence decides to kill her pimp, but things don't go according to plan. Accidentally picking up a suitcase with drugs, the newlyweds rush to Los Angeles, but the owners intend to return the goods at any cost.