A young photographer Tan accidentally runs over a girl and flees the scene of the accident with his friend Jen. After this accident, a strange shadow appears on the pictures he develops. At first Tan decides it's just a marriage, but the shadow appears again and again and Tan's friends start dying.
Once upon a time, long ago, under the first Shogun Ieyasu Tokugawa, the Bohachi clan did the shogunate a great favor by helping to quell political unrest by delivering hundreds of women for the workers. In gratitude, the shogunate granted the Bohachi clan a monopoly on prostitution. But times change, competitors raise their heads, and the paths of Bohati and the murderer Shino, who has big problems with the authorities, cross. In exchange for temporary protection from the authorities, Sino will kill everyone who interferes with the clan. The Bohati women - half prostitute, half killer - will help him.
A military satellite goes out of orbit after being hit by a micrometeorite and falls near the small town of Piedmont, Arizona. A curious resident opens the satellite and an unknown virus is released. All residents of the town die or commit suicide, with only an old man and an infant surviving. The military gathers a group of the best volunteer scientists to find out what the dangerous pathogen is and how to fight it.
Having shopped at a dealer, a young man is on his way to a party. During the stop, a bandaged woman, who has obviously escaped from somewhere, gets into his car and suddenly inflicts wounds on herself and splatters the guy with blood from head to toe. Fearing the police, he goes home, and something strange begins to happen to him.
Scientist and teacher Norman Spencer lives with his wife Claire. One day she sees the ghost of a girl. When Claire manages to establish a connection with her and understand why the girl is so persistent in trying to "get through" to her, the couple's lives are turned upside down.
Police Inspector Harry Callahan has a bad reputation with his superiors for his ruthlessness in dealing with criminals. There is a reason for this ruthlessness: criminals are increasingly getting away with it. Even when arrested at the scene of a crime, they seek leniency, amnesties, etc. with the connivance of lawyers, judges and police officials. Then they go free again to wreak death. Callahan, nicknamed "Dirty Harry" because he is forced to do the dirtiest and bloodiest police work, tries his best to make sure the criminals don't get away with it....
A policeman and his brother were transporting a criminal computer expert to testify in court. On the airplane in which they were carrying this computer genius, they were attacked by terrorists. They blew up a piece of paneling and jumped out with parachutes, taking with them this valuable guy they needed so badly for their "job". In the process, the policeman's brother died, and he was removed from the investigation, as it was required by the rules of investigation. But the policeman, of course, could not leave it like that. He starts searching for the killers.
The action unfolds in post-war Berlin, turned into ruins by World War II. Jake Geismar, an American war correspondent, is drawn into political games by his former lover Lena Brandt, whose missing husband becomes the object of a manhunt by both the American and Soviet armies. The situation escalates as Jake tries to uncover what Lena, desperate to escape Berlin with her husband, is hiding. She plans to use the contacts of Jake's personal driver, US Army soldier Tully, who has black market connections. Only there's no guarantee that they won't end up in an even bigger trap as a result...
A merry band of "jokers" is busy traveling from city to city and testing computer security systems for the possibility of "hacking", and not always with the permission of the owners of these systems. They are true virtuosos of programming, their ingenuity in how to deceive the defense and steal information, knows no bounds. But things take a serious turn when two government agents start blackmailing them to force them to participate in some covert operations.
