2007. After escaping from an Estonian psychiatric hospital, a 31-year-old woman, Lina, who looks 9 years old because of her illness, finds a girl who looks like herself among the missing children ads. She turns out to be from a wealthy American family, and the miraculously found "Esther" returns to her happy "parents" and "big brother.

Lola and Manni live in Berlin and are madly in love with each other. And when Manni - a small courier of a big bandit - loses a bag with his boss's money, only Lola can save him. But to get a very small sum of one hundred thousand marks, the girl has only 20 minutes. Every second can mean the difference between life and death.

Two gangsters Vincent Vega and Jules Winfield have philosophical conversations in between dealing with the debtors of crime boss Marcellas Wallace.
In the first story, Vincent spends an unforgettable evening with Marcellus' wife Mia. In the second, Marcellas buys boxer Butch Coolidge to give up a fight. In the third story, Vincent and Jules get into trouble by ridiculous accident.

Frank Morris, a repeat offender, is transferred to the maximum security island prison Alcatraz. He has escaped from several other prisons before. Noticing that the newcomer has a high IQ on his questionnaire, the warden calls him in on his first day and warns him that it is impossible to escape from his institution, but Frank doesn't think so.

A man who has lost his memory wakes up in a Mexican hospital. When he learns that he has been targeted by a cartel, he is eager to find out the truth as soon as possible.

Fired from the FBI for "excessive use of force," agent Mark Kaminsky works as a small-town sheriff. But when a man is needed to infiltrate the Chicago Mafia, Mark's former superiors decide that no one can do the job better than him.

Mark will have to act without any support from the local police, who know nothing about his secret mission. Acting alone against an entire gangster syndicate, Mark must "take" the powerful and brutal head of Chicago organized crime.

If successful, Mark will be hailed a hero and reinstated to the force. Not accustomed to retreat in the face of danger, Mark willingly takes up the cause. He is determined to bring order to Chicago with an "iron hand"....

She calls herself Bobbi, a tall blonde with an insatiable desire to kill. According to Dr. Elliot's records, Bobbi was a patient of his but has moved on to another doctor. The razor sharp razor that serves as Bobbi's murder weapon was stolen from Dr. Elliot's luxurious office in the upscale New York City neighborhood where he runs a successful psychiatric practice.
Bobby's next victim is Kate, another of Dr. Elliot's patients, who suffers from erotic fantasies so vivid that she herself cannot separate them from reality. Liz, a prostitute, accidentally witnesses the crime, immediately becoming both a target for the killer and a suspect for the police.

If there's a crime, there's a motive. If there's a lineup, there's at least one suspect. But this was an unusual crime. Five criminals ran into each other in one unusual place and decided to spin one case. But someone more powerful and influential, someone whose name terrifies all the criminals of the world, wants them to work for him. This was no ordinary crime, and they are not just suspicious faces.

Shawn Thompson loved working with Billy. They were both policemen, but if the gangsters could figure out Sean almost immediately after the first "friendly" conversation, it would take a lot of work for anyone to "figure out" Billie: first, Billie was a lady, second, she was quite pretty and fragile in appearance, and third, she knew the art of hand-to-hand combat better than many big men.

Sean was happy with this partnership, and it was Billie who he called for help when he found out at his new place of work that the mafia had bought everyone and everything, including many policemen....