Nate, a former convict, is trying to break away from the criminal underworld as quickly as possible, but his past won’t let him go. A manhunt begins for him and his 11-year-old daughter, Polly, whom Nate barely knows. His enemies are ruthless and have no intention of giving up, but Nate will stop at nothing to protect the person he loves most.
David Wagner is a child of the ’90s. But he’s fascinated by the TV show *Pleasantville*, set in the 1950s in a small town of the same name, where everyone is chic, cheerful, and virtuous, and life is wonderfully pleasant. Mesmerized by this utopian world, David imagines himself in “Pleasantville,” where he could finally be rid of his flighty, boy-crazy sister Jennifer. And one evening, life takes a bizarre turn: a strange TV repairman hands David an unusual remote control that sends him and his sister straight to Pleasantville. The visitors’ visit did not go unnoticed by the town, miraculously changing the fates of its residents.
Tired of waiting for her lover to return, and believing he has abandoned her, Emmanuel seeks comfort in relationships with strangers. Over time, she learns the real reason for her lover's absence.
Sophie recalls a vacation at a Turkish resort she spent with her dad in the 1990s, when she was 11 years old. The girl films her vacation, trying to get to know her father—who is divorced from her mother—better, while he tries to hide his depression from his daughter.
The eccentric, flamboyant Maim Dennis adopts an orphaned boy, subjecting him to all the mannerisms and style of the extravagant and eccentric characters of the 1920s and 1930s...
Arabia, 7th century. After refusing to become the concubine of a powerful ruler, Princess Hind is forced to flee into the desert with her father. There they meet the enigmatic bandit Hanzala, a master of many martial arts. Together, they manage to unite the Arabian tribes and lead them into battle against the Persians.
Reporter Blair Maynard begs his editor to send him to the waters off Florida, where ships have been mysteriously disappearing. But who would have thought that a routine journalistic investigation would lead to the most sensational discovery of the century?! It turns out that the cause of the yachts’ terrifying disappearances isn’t the infamous Bermuda Triangle, but… real pirates! The Caribbean has always been a famous “pirate stronghold,” but it was simply impossible to imagine that somewhere in the boundless expanse of the sea there lived a community of pirates who had no idea that it was the twentieth century! But, unfortunately, this turned out to be an incredible truth. The journalist’s boat was “boarded,” and its passengers—Blair and his son Justin—became the prey of seventeenth-century buccaneers! Now let’s see: will a newspaperman, pampered by civilization, be able to stand up to these ferocious pirates?!
A multimillionaire’s mother selects the perfect virgin for her son on a TV talent show—a choice that, however, brings happiness neither to him nor to herself. Meanwhile, sailing through the waters of symbolism is a ragged tugboat with Marx’s head on its bow and a hippie girl on board, intoxicated by the revolutionary struggle, who is soon joined by a sexually obsessed sailor from *Potemkin*...
Her rise to fame was meteoric. Juan Lingyu began acting in films at age 16 and almost immediately became a beloved actress in Chinese silent cinema. But less than ten years later, in the prime of her beauty and at the height of her success, she took her own life.
