The life and love story of two sisters, sensual Elinor and passionate Marianne, whose happiness and future are overshadowed by the death of their father and the loss of the family's vast fortune.

The dim light of blind streetlights, the skeletons of factory chimneys choking in their own smoke. Babylonian towers of skyscrapers, all this is the hell of the New Age, New York.

Vietnam War veteran Travis Bickle drives his lonely cab through the nighttime streets of the endless city, and before him unfolds a grim panorama of human sin. Like an Old Testament prophet, he hopes that one day the heavens will send a saving rain that will cleanse New York of centuries of filth.

And when hope dies, only hate remains. A fiery downpour will fall on the heads of sinners. The cabbie will take care of it.

Oliver prefers to live on the streets rather than in a shelter. He falls in with a kind "family" of thieves and becomes a pickpocket.

Lt. Frederick Manayon is arrested for the murder of bar owner Barney Quill. He claims that the bartender beat and raped his wife Laura. And, although Laura fully corroborates her husband's version of events, the medical examiner can find no evidence of her rape.
Paul Bigler, a modest provincial lawyer, is assigned to defend Mynon. The defendant does not cooperate, the case is led by a judge from another city. Bigler realizes that there is a very difficult trial ahead, and he has little chance of winning the case.

Andy Dufresne, an accountant, is accused of murdering his wife and her lover. When he finds himself in a prison called Shawshank, he is confronted with the brutality and lawlessness that reigns on both sides of the bars. Everyone who enters these walls becomes their slave for the rest of his life. But Andy, who has a lively mind and a kind soul, finds an approach to both prisoners and guards, getting them to favor him.

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The not-too-distant future. All criminals are no longer kept in prisons, but are taken to a remote deserted island, lying off the sea lanes. There the worst murderers, terrorists, maniacs and communists end up there. The unfortunates have no choice but to adapt to such living conditions. A kind of prison colony is formed on the island under the control of the cruel Bobby. One day a criminal named Carmen arrives on the island. The way of life of the colony inhabitants, built on the unconditional subordination of women to men, is not to her liking. Carmen decides to leave the colony and try to live on her own. Gradually she is joined by others who are equally dissatisfied with Bobby's peculiar reign. Naturally, sooner or later, a war must break out between the two groups of people ...

Washington Heights. The smell of hot coffee hangs in the air at the 181st Street subway station, and a kaleidoscope of desires gathers the bustling and friendly residents of this New York neighborhood. Usnavi, the charming and attractive owner of a small store, who saves every hard-earned dime and dreams, dreams and sings of a better life, falls into this vortex.

19-year-old Lee Geum-ja is imprisoned on false charges of kidnapping and murdering a child. In prison, she hatches a plan for revenge and wins the hearts of the prisoners by her own kindness, earning her the name Good-Hearted Lady Geum-ja. After serving 13 years, the vigilante, with the help of her prison friends, sets out to find the man who ruined her life.

Ryu, a deaf-mute, lives with his sick sister who needs a kidney transplant. Ryu has just been fired, and he and his girlfriend decide to kidnap the boss's daughter in order to use the ransom to get the transplant. But things go disastrously wrong.