A gang of robbers led by the influential mafioso Santoro carries out daring bank heists. The incident that finally pushes the police and his “Cosa Nostra” partners to their limit is a train robbery, during which the gangsters “seize” a bank car containing seven million lire and leave behind a mountain of innocent victims. Police Commissioner Belli, having exhausted all legitimate means of fighting Santoro, decides to act outside the letter of the law. The head of the Neapolitan clan, Don Alfredo, is very fond of Santoro and is ready to protect him from attacks by influential gangsters; he organizes his escape from prison. However, Alfredo has no idea that Santoro is directly involved in the murder of his own son. The woman who knows this secret fled the country long ago. Belli and his colleagues decide to use her as bait.

A feud is raging on the streets of Manhattan between two street gangs—the “Rockets” and the “Sharks.” Tony is a “Rocket” and the best friend of the gang’s leader, Riff. Maria is the sister of the leader of the Puerto Rican “Sharks.” Tony and Maria fall in love despite the hatred of their friends and relatives.

Two very curious and beautiful girls set out on a trip through the countryside. After stumbling upon an abandoned house—which they found charming—they run into a gang of crooks. And that’s when something happens that the gangsters never saw coming...

Selma, an immigrant from Czechoslovakia who loves musicals, works at a factory and lives with her son in a rented trailer. Selma has a serious illness that is causing her to lose her sight. Her son is also suffering from the same condition. Selma hides her illness and tries to work despite her blindness to earn the money needed for her son’s treatment.

The 1970s, the coastal town of Guncheon. After deciding to salvage contraband from the seabed, a group of female divers soon attracts the attention of the local customs chief. He organizes a raid, during which a terrible accident occurs; the girls who are caught are sentenced to prison, and only Cho Chun-ja manages to escape. Two years later, while smuggling in Seoul, Chun-ja comes to the attention of an influential and dangerous rival—Sergeant Kwon—and makes him an offer he can’t refuse: to smuggle cargo not through the Port of Busan, but through Gangneung. But to do so, she’ll have to mend fences with her old crew, who are convinced that it was Chung-ja who ratted them out two years ago.

No one knows where Harry Maddox came from or what he did before he ended up in this backwater Texas town. But it’s quite clear that he’s just passing through and won’t be staying here long. His only problem is how to kill time. He could go to the local bar, known as “Hot Spot,” and drink himself into a stupor. Or to respond to a woman’s inviting glance, forgetting that she’s your boss’s wife. Then again, there’s one more option: rob the local bank.

John Sedley was born with a disfigured face, and this, combined with a difficult childhood, sealed his fate—he became a criminal. During an armed robbery, John and his friend Mikey were framed by their partners; as a result, John ended up in prison, but he didn’t rat anyone out, hoping to be released and take revenge. In prison, with the help of a compassionate surgeon, he receives a new face, and eventually he is released under an amnesty. John begins a dangerous game to settle the score with his betrayers.

Professional hitman Yosef Shapira is assigned a job to “take out” a man in his hometown, where his father, his dying mother, and his younger brother live. His father disowned his son, the hitman, long ago, knowing full well what he does for a living, but his brother and mother still love him. And even his father cannot completely erase him from his heart. The family reunion ends in tragedy. Yosif is forced to kill the son of a local “boss,” who believed him to be dead, because the son had spotted him on the street, and Yosif could under no circumstances allow the deceased’s father to find out—that would be tantamount to death.

Officer Louis Burke, a corrupt police detective, goes undercover as a convict at Harrison Prison to solve a series of murders of inmates. Behind bars, he faces the brutality of his cellmates, corrupt guards, death, and betrayal of every kind. When Burke uncovers the prison’s shocking secret, he must stage a daring escape—his last chance to break free from the clutches of hundreds of convicted thugs led by his sworn enemy, “The Conspirator.”

"The Curse" tells the story of Carrera, a depressed man in love with a married woman who sings at a local bar called "Titanic."