Jerry Strong is the son of a wealthy businessman. Against the will of his father, who sees his son as his successor - the director of a railroad company, he would rather be an artist. Jerry hires Kay Arnold, a nice girl with a questionable past, as a model for posing. They fall in love with each other and plan to get married, but Jerry's parents have serious objections ...

"Sugarland Express" is based on the true story of Lou Jean Poplin, who kidnapped an inmate from a Texas prison and engaged police in a frantic statewide chase in an attempt to save her son from his impending adoption by foster parents.

A powerful convoy of trucks kicking up clouds of dust is moving toward the state border of the American Southwest.

The massive collection of vehicles of all sizes and shapes is led by the Rubber Duckling, a legendary truck driver who has amassed an army of like-minded individuals to protest police corruption, state laws, and shady politics.

Actor Michael Dorsey, because of his character, cannot hold down any job. Then he changes into a woman's dress and soon realizes that people like him better as a woman. Dorothy-Michael immediately gets a job. However, he has difficulties with the girl he loves.

The events, historically faithfully reproduced on the screen, take place in England of the XVI century, during the reign of King Henry VIII. The plot is based on the conflict between the king and Lord Chancellor Thomas More, a great humanist, statesman, prominent lawyer and philosopher.

In September 1944, after the successful invasion of Normandy, the Allies prepare the covert Operation Market Garden: a daring plan to quickly end World War II by air raiding Germany and destroying all of the Reich's military factories. However, a combination of failed battle tactics, faulty intelligence, bad luck and bad weather lead to disaster.

Travis Henderson, an aimless drifter, comes out of the wilderness. He remembers that his family is waiting for him somewhere - his beloved woman and young son. But Travis doesn't remember that four whole years have passed since his disappearance. Now everyone he loves considers him missing.

When a fire destroys a lumber mill and dispatcher Clyde Bracken dies in the blaze, aggrieved business owner Andrew Holmes accuses his employee Leopold Dilg of arson and murder. Arrested, Leopold escapes from jail and hides out at the home of his pal, schoolteacher Nora Shelley.

The girl is not at all happy about this guest, because the house has been rented for the summer season to Michael Lightcap, a respected law professor awaiting appointment to the Supreme Court who wants to spend the summer working on his writings in a quiet, secluded place.

The teacher in front of the professor passes Leopold off as his gardener, but the professor soon learns the true reason for the lad's stay in the house. In the end, it turns out that the young man became a pawn in the game of corrupt local authorities, and the dispatcher, who allegedly burned in the flames, is alive and well.

Despite all the vicissitudes of circumstances and intrigues, the professor and the fugitive show more and more interest in the pretty mistress of the house, both men are eager to get the hand and heart of Nora, but only the court will put everything and everyone in their places....

The Nazis are forced to turn to a Jewish historian for help in fighting an ancient demon they accidentally released from prison.

Martin, a teenager, moves to his uncle's house in another town and attacks a defenseless girl on the train to have fun and drink her blood. In the new place, the uncle immediately sets the rules: no one to kill in the city and not to talk to his granddaughter. Garlic is hung all over the house, but like the crucifixes, it doesn't deter Martin. The uncle is convinced that his nephew is a nosferatu, the curse of the family, and his granddaughter believes that the guy has a slight nervous disorder.