All Neil Page, a successful advertising executive, needed was to get home in time for Thanksgiving. After all, it's so easy: buy a plane ticket, take a comfortable flight to his native Chicago, and sit down to a festive meal with his family in the evening.

But it happened so that it turned out to be a monstrously difficult task. The journey home will be the most incredible adventure of Neil's life!

If you grew up in America, rebellion against the world is in your blood. And if you're a Stevo, and you live in Salt Lake City during the Reagan era, then... rebellion will be a little stronger in you. Peace is his enemy, anarchy is his religion. You embark on a thrilling journey through his life, and along the way you meet punks, posers, mods, freaks, drug addicts and other personalities. Stevo's father, a former hippie, thinks his life is going to waste and convinces his son to enroll in Harvard Law School, from which he himself graduated. But Stevo, beneath the seemingly impenetrable armor of Mohawk, earrings, and leather, has a lot on his mind. The question arises: how to maintain his individuality and live in society?

Seventeenth century London. Orlando is an aristocratic young man, androgynous after the fashion of the time and serious about turning the life he knows so little about into an art he knows even less about.
Orlando attracts the attention of the aging Queen Elizabeth I, and her majesty orders him not to grow up or grow old. Orlando obeys, inexplicably remaining rosy-cheeked handsome despite the passing of centuries.

A man with no name is hired by the people of a small town to protect them from three gangsters who have just been released from prison, where they were in jail for crimes committed just in the town.

Alethea, a British linguist, flies from London to Istanbul to give a course of lectures on narration. Already at the airport she begins to see mysterious creatures, and when she buys a glass bottle in one of the many souvenir shops and tries to wash it, a real genie appears in front of her. Alethea is in no hurry to make three wishes, she is more interested in hearing his story. The genie begins his story.

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.

1920s. Brothers Phil and George own Montana's largest ranch. Despite their kinship and business together, they have little in common: Phil is rude, doesn't like to wash, and doesn't miss an opportunity to humiliate the weak, while George is quiet, polite, and prefers to run his business quietly. When George marries a local widow, Rose, who has a teenage son, Phil can't accept it.

The military operation in Vietnam drags on and requires more and more resources. Under the command of Lieutenant Colonel Harold Moore, a battalion of the Airmobile Division. But in the first major battle 395 Americans find themselves surrounded, and the enemy greatly outnumbered them.

He was born red-nosed, but that wasn't a problem. His nose, however, shone like a bright star. All the reindeer insulted the red-nosed youngster and did not take him into the game and teased him without end. But one Christmas Eve, in order not to get lost in a snowstorm, Rudolph was asked by Santa to light the way for the reindeer. And henceforth the Red-Nosed Young Man rode first.

For an old silk hat there is a struggle between a career-ending magician and a group of schoolchildren. After all, it's not just a hat, it helped bring a snowman to life. Realizing that the snowman will begin to melt in the spring, Frosty the snowman and a little girl whom Frosty has befriended head for the North Pole. The magician, however, pursues them, wanting his hat back.