A humble gas station attendant is killed by assassins' bullets. Insurance agent Reardon investigates this seemingly random crime.

Unraveling the thread of the dead "Swede's" life, Reardon uncovers a mystery of bloody crimes and betrayals centered on the dazzling vamp woman Kitty Collins. He gets too close to the long-standing mystery of the missing $250,000 and now he has a new challenge: survive!

"The Lady from Shanghai" 4K (1947) is an outstanding noir from legendary director Orson Welles, who creates a dark and twisted story full of intrigue and deception. The movie follows Michael O'Hare (played by Welles himself), a simple sailor who finds himself drawn into a complex game of lies and betrayal after meeting the mysterious and femme fatale beauty Elsa Bannister (Rita Hayworth). Michael agrees to help Elsa and her husband, lawyer Arthur Bannister, on a dangerous sea voyage, but soon realizes he is trapped in a death trap where no one is who they seem. Welles' masterpiece strikes with its atmosphere of suspense, as well as iconic scenes, such as the final shootout in the mirror maze, which has become one of the most memorable scenes in movie history.

"The Roaring Twenties" (1939) - A classic crime drama that delves into the turbulent world of Prohibition-era America. Starring James Cagney, Humphrey Bogart, and Priscilla Lane, the film follows the lives of three friends whose paths become entangled in the dangerous and exhilarating world of bootlegging, betrayal, and romance. As they navigate the roaring twenties, their fates become intertwined in unexpected ways, leading to a gripping tale of ambition, loyalty, and the consequences of living on the edge.

"Scarlet Street" (1945) is a classic film noir in which the protagonist, artist Chris Crosby (Edward G. Robinson), becomes entangled in a web of lies and betrayal. After falling in love with a woman who pretends to be his muse, he falls victim to her ambitions and machinations. The movie beautifully captures the darker aspects of human relationships while remaining a gripping masterpiece of the genre.

"The Unvanquished" (4K, 1956), a movie based on the works of William Faulkner, presents a gripping epic about the period of the American Civil War. Director Satyajit Rai creates a stunning picture of the events, transporting us into the atmosphere of the time. The 4K resolution emphasizes cinematic mastery, allowing every scene to come alive with outstanding detail. A story of survival, bravery and human strength takes on new life in this magnificent restoration. Immerse yourself in an epic journey back in time as you savor every frame of this cinematic masterpiece.

"Song of the Little Road" (4K, 1955) is a magnificent film directed by Satyajit Rayya, which introduces the viewer to the first part of the iconic Apu Trilogy. In 4K resolution, every frame becomes a true work of art, conveying the atmosphere of life in an Indian village with unparalleled depth and detail. Rai creates stunning visual art, immersing viewers in the life and adventures of the boy Apu. Discover the greatness of Rai's cinematography and unique legacy in stunning 4K quality.

"The World of Apu" (4K, 1959) is the final installment of director Satyajit Rayya's acclaimed "Apu Trilogy". This magnificent movie takes viewers into a unique world of human relationships and the trials of life in Indian society. In 4K resolution, every frame is filled with emotion and the details of the picture come alive with vividness and depth. Rai creates a stunning poetic picture of the interconnectedness of people and time. The superb picture quality allows you to fully enjoy the visual and artistic splendor of this cinematic masterpiece trilogy.