This is a story about happy days when Italian cinema did not yet know what the "crisis of Italian cinema" was. In the center of the picture, divided into three parts, is the Sicilian boy Salvatore.

June 1944. The Normandy landings—the largest amphibious operation in history—are already in the works, and any delay risks exposing the Allies’ plans to German intelligence. James Stagg, Britain’s chief meteorologist, must convince the entire Allied high command, led by General Dwight Eisenhower, to trust his unconventional methods and change their operational plans. The scientists have only 72 hours to accurately forecast two approaching storms, yet the fate of the entire Western Front hinges on it.

Country musician Jackson Main, whose career is quickly falling apart, one day meets an unknown talented singer Ellie. A passionate romance erupts between the heroes. Jack helps Ellie to achieve success. But the faster Ellie's musical career gains momentum, the harder it is for him to come to terms with his fading fame.

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Twenty years ago, journalist Andy Sachs worked as an assistant to Miranda Priestly, editor of the fashion magazine *Runway*. Now, as traditional newspapers and magazines are in decline due to new technologies, her entire department is being downsized, and she loses her job. When Andy receives an offer from the publisher to return to the magazine’s editorial office, she accepts. The still-tough Miranda must once again deal with her creative assistant, and together they try to save *Podium* and stand up to the onslaught of Emily Charlton—another former assistant who now holds an important position at one of the fashion houses and is trying to take advantage of the decline of the print media.

Larry Flint was a hero of the 1970s—an era of the sexual revolution, drugs, and cultural upheaval. He realized that people needed more than just TV and weekend picnics. They needed entertainment.

With his remarkable intuition, he decided to take a step that would change his life forever and divide society into those who were for him and those who were against him. He began publishing a porn magazine. But "Hustler" became more than just a magazine. It was a challenge to society. And the offended public decided to punish Larry Flint.

Setbacks have plagued William his entire life. Especially this sweltering summer. His employer sent him on indefinite leave. A court order prohibits him from seeing his daughter. Furious at the whole world, William decides to seek revenge. Destroying everything in his path, he fights his way through the sweltering city to make it to his daughter’s birthday. People see him as a maniac, and only the experienced detective Prendergast knows the reason behind William’s aggression.

Upon learning that his brother in Los Angeles has been seriously wounded, Lyon Gautier deserts from the French Foreign Legion, which is stationed in a remote region of North Africa. On the run from two Legionnaires who have been ordered to bring him back at any cost, Léon reluctantly becomes a participant in illegal modern-day gladiatorial fights, where combatants battle with their bare hands for the entertainment of the wealthy. He needs money to help his brother’s family.

Karen and Michael Carr, a married couple from Los Angeles, lead a quiet family life until one night a burglar breaks into their home. Michael tries to defend his home and wife with a golf club, but the intruder grabs a kitchen knife and takes his wife hostage. Fortunately, the criminal flees without harming the couple. The couple calls the police, and that’s how Police Officer Pete Davis first arrives at their home; they soon become friends with him. One evening, Pete takes Michael along on patrol and apprehends a burglar who had broken into the Carrs’ home. Pete suggests beating up the criminal, but Michael refuses and realizes that he and his wife would be better off staying away from the police officer.

When 13-year-old Alpha returns from a party with a new tattoo, her mother—a doctor—is horrified. She fears her daughter might have contracted an incurable disease that slowly turns people into something resembling marble statues. It takes two weeks to get the test results, but rumors are already spreading at school, and things aren’t exactly calm at home either—Alfa’s wayward uncle, whom she last saw eight years ago, is now moving into her room.

The 1910s. Refined English society. Young students, while studying and discussing various aspects of personal life and ancient poetry, fall in love with one another. Their relationship ends with the marriage of one of them. The other student suffers, seeks treatment, and ultimately finds what he needs.