1987. Jordan Belfort becomes a broker at a successful investment bank. Soon the bank closes after the sudden collapse of the Dow Jones index. On the advice of his wife Theresa, Jordan takes a job at a small institution dealing in small stocks. His persistent style of communicating with customers and innate charisma quickly pays off. He gets acquainted with his neighbor Donnie, a merchant, who immediately finds common ground with Jordan and decides to open his own firm with him. As employees, they hire several of Belfort's friends, his father Max and call the company "Stratton Oakmont". In his spare time, Jordan lives his life: maneuvering from one party to another, engaging in sexual relationships with prostitutes, using a variety of drugs, including cocaine and quaaludes. One day there comes a moment when Belfort's rapid enrichment begins to interest an FBI agent...

FBI agent Ray, who has Native American blood running through his veins, is sent to a reservation to investigate a murder in which a fighter for the rights of this small people is suspected. There he meets the local sheriff and the tribal chief. As Ray gets closer to his goal, he becomes less and less sure of the suspect's guilt. In the end, the agent realizes that the US government is trying to use him to eliminate an undesirable person. And at that moment, the Indian in him awakens, whose heart cannot tolerate injustice and lies.

1967. Three friends from Hong Kong set off for Saigon in search of easy money, taking advantage of the chaos reigning there due to the war. But they have no idea what they are about to experience: an unequal battle with the local mafia and the troops of communist Vietnam, escape from captivity, and learning the true price of friendship: gold or a bullet in the head.

The mysterious Mr. Frost, accused of the vicious murder of twenty-four people, suddenly declares that he is Satan after three years of silence. The horror is just beginning...

The beautiful Maria is accused of murdering her lover. Lipstick on his shirt, fingerprints on the gun, and perfume on the pillow—all the evidence points to her guilt. Only the perceptive Inspector Clouseau is convinced that the girl is innocent. He releases her from custody and tries to keep an eye on her. To the inspector's disappointment, the murders continue, and each time the evidence points to Maria again.

Young Grace, having escaped from a gang of gangsters, finds salvation in the small town of Dogville somewhere in the Rocky Mountains. The locals - one more beautiful than the other - are willing to shelter her. And in return, they do not need anything at all, well, except to help around the house or watch the children. But gradually the lovely Dogville turns into a prison for the girl.

Honolulu. An ordinary guy Sean becomes an accidental witness to the murder of a prosecutor by gangster Eddie Kim. A little later, assassins appear in Sean's apartment, and only the intervention of FBI agent Neville Flynn saves his life. Neville persuades Sean to fly with him to Los Angeles and testify against the bandit to put him behind bars forever. However, it's not in Eddie Kim's best interest to let such an important witness live. His handlers load the plane with a large number of poisonous snakes, which soon break free and begin to destroy everyone in their path.

A criminal who broke away from his gang after a long ago unsuccessful robbery tries to find the hidden money, not realizing that his former friends are on the same trail. In addition, he takes a vagabond as his partner.

In the roaring twenties, when America was dancing to the sounds of jazz and every vagrant dreamed of becoming a millionaire, a group of desperate young men met in the slums of New York. By eliminating their competitors, ruthlessly punishing traitors, and brazenly pulling off cunning scams, they became the kings of the criminal world during the golden age of Prohibition. They swore to give their lives for each other, knowing that the most important things for them—friendship, duty, and justice—would not be drowned in rivers of blood and a bottomless ocean of money. Many years later, fate dealt a cruel blow to the legendary gangsters, forcing them to fulfill their oath. It happened once in America...

The crumbling marriage of cynical and cruel journalist Walter Mancini and his boss's daughter faces a monstrous test of strength. On a deserted road, they pick up a smiling, curly-haired young man who is eager to help and ready to open the gates of hell for the doomed couple.