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San Diego, 1973. 15-year-old prodigy William Miller, a rock music fan capable of writing cool music articles, becomes Rolling Stone magazine's youngest correspondent and goes on tour with the band Stillwater.

The world after the end of the world has turned into a vast desert. Gangs of savages and thugs are trying to exterminate each other in brutal battles. Only a classic superhero can resist them. He is a virtuoso guitar player and wields a samurai sword. He has one cherished wish - to get to the new rock'n'roll capital of the world - Las Vegas lost in the sands.

Summer 1963. 17-year-old Frances, nicknamed Baby, is on vacation with her parents at a resort hotel, where she meets Johnny, a handsome professional dancer. As if bewitched by the sexy rhythms and uninhibited movements of "dirty dancing" in the style of rhythm and blues, Baby becomes Johnny's student and partner in dancing and in love.

Joe Gardner, a young school music teacher, has always dreamed of performing on stage as part of a jazz ensemble. One day he successfully auditions for a legendary saxophonist and, returning home, falls down a manhole and dies. Now Joe has only one road - to the Great After, but he escapes from the escalator going into eternity and accidentally falls into the Great Before. This is where new souls find themselves, and future humans develop hobbies, dreams, and interests. Joe becomes a mentor to the stubborn soul 22, who has been unable to find his spark and travel to Earth for centuries.

Bill and Ted have believed all their lives in the prophecy that their rock 'n' roll will save the universe from destruction, but they never composed a great song. When a global catastrophe is looming and the world is experiencing shifts in space and time, Rufus' daughter Kelly takes the buddies into the future, where they learn that they have 77 minutes to save the world. And then they travel to the future to steal a song...from themselves. Meanwhile, their daughters Thea and Billy decide to help their dads and, borrowing Kelly's time machine, start collecting great musicians from different eras.

Andrew dreams of becoming great. It would seem that his dream is about to come true. The young man is noticed by a true genius, the conductor of the best orchestra in the country. Andrew's desire to succeed quickly becomes an obsession, and his ruthless mentor keeps pushing him further and further - beyond the limits of human capabilities. Who will emerge victorious from this battle?

California high school students Bill and Ted learn that they will not pass their history exam unless they do a paper on "The Modern World Through the Eyes of a Prominent Historical Figure."

Fate brings them together with a representative of the future - Rufus, who travels in a time machine in the form of a telephone booth. Bill and Ted not only travel back in time, but also bring back many historical figures.

Musician brothers Jake and Elwood Blues learn that the church orphanage they grew up in will be torn down if the $5,000 fee is not paid on time. The brothers don't have much time to find the money, so they decide to give a concert.

However, Jake has just gotten out of prison, and Elwood has his own troubles with the law, and to get to them dreams of everyone who can't help it - the police, gangsters, neo-Nazis. Before saving the church, the Blues Brothers will create a real mayhem on the streets of Chicago.

From the Tutto Verdi Series-I due Foscari was Verdi's sixth opera and based on Lord Byron's play The Two Foscari. Rich in intrigue, the plot tells of the final days of the famous Venetian doge, Francesco Foscari, and his illegal overthrow in 1457.