A few hours ago, she'd been serving cherry pies at a roadside café. And he, so well-groomed and gallant, was her last customer. Now it's just the two of them in a car in the middle of nowhere. The wheels are stuck in the snow. Outside the window, an ice storm rages and something terrible roars. Something too big even for a bear.

Frans is a physical education teacher and activist who opposes the use of pesticides; Patrick is a little-known lawyer specializing in environmental law; Matthias is a lobbyist for an agrochemical giant. The paths of these three people will cross because of the terrible act of a desperate farmer.

The turbulent life of one of the largest cities of the planet is shown from a completely unfamiliar point of view. The everyday life of homeless children and small hawkers, pimps and prostitutes, drug dealers and policemen, urban lunatics and kings of the criminal world. Bombay is a whirlpool that pulls everyone who plunges into its life.

For many years the United States has been fighting a grueling war, the population is impoverished, and to boost morale, the country holds an annual "Long Walk" competition. Fifty young men take part in it and must walk at a speed of at least three miles per hour, and after three infractions the contestant is eliminated. The winner will be the last one left and will receive a large sum of money and the fulfillment of one wish. In addition to other "lucky" participants, Raymond Garrity takes part in the new game, and he is in no hurry to tell his fellow travelers what wish he will make if he wins.

Twins Reggie and Ronnie Kray were iconic figures in the British underworld of the 1960s. The brothers led the most powerful gang in the East End. Their record included armed robberies, racketeering, arson, assassination attempts, murders and their own nightclub, where even Hollywood celebrities reached. Among their victims were criminal masterminds Jack McVittie and George Cornell.

A group of people find themselves trapped, in the woods of West Virginia, where they are forced to fight for their lives against a group of vicious, and horribly ugly cannibals.

In the forest infamous for the events of the first film, a local television company is filming a reality show in the spirit of “The Last Hero.” The participants of the project will have to live the lifestyle of primitive tribes without modern means of communication... much to the delight of the cannibals living nearby.

As befits a royal person, Emperor Cuzco is a very busy man. But his latest occupation threatens to turn into big trouble: the ruler has decided to build a water park for himself, having previously demolished one of the kingdom's villages. This plan would have been realized if the Emperor himself had not already been in trouble: his enemies turned him into a llama! But the trouble doesn't end there: the only person who could help the emperor return to the throne and to his own body is a villager doomed to demolition. The road home for Cuzco promises to be a very long one.

American movie star Marina Gregg has taken up residence in quiet St. Mary Mead and throws a reception for the locals. At this reception, her longtime admirer drinks a cocktail that was meant for Marina and dies. Miss Marple finds out what really happened.

Poirot receives a request to investigate the case of a valuable diamond being replaced. He travels to a beautiful island in the middle of the Adriatic Sea, where an exquisite crowd has gathered. The sky is clear, the sea is transparent, and the champagne is ice-cold. But Hercule Poirot is not happy: he sees evil everywhere under the sun. And then—murder. The detective has nine suspects. Each has a motive. And each has an ironclad alibi. Even Poirot is baffled.