Inspector Clouseau’s clumsiness led to his demotion. But the French government forces Dreyfus to reinstate Clouseau so he can help the fictional Middle Eastern nation of Lugash investigate the theft of the “Pink Panther” diamond, which has gone missing again. After investigating the museum and nearly destroying it, Clouseau concludes that Charles Litton, also known as the Phantom, has decided to repeat the most shameful crime of his career…
Two seasoned Swedish detectives arrive in a tiny Norwegian town to help the inexperienced local police investigate the murder of a young woman. The “meticulous” killer makes a single misstep, allowing the detectives to set a trap for him. But through a ridiculous turn of events in thick fog, the highly experienced detective Jonas Engström accidentally kills his partner and lets the criminal—who witnessed the fatal accident—escape. Now Engström, who finds himself at the mercy of the killer, must not only cover his tracks but also solve the crime without betraying his unwitting accomplice.
1977. A widower and former research fellow arrives in Recife, where the carnival is taking place. He stays at a guesthouse run by a warm-hearted elderly woman and visits his young son, who lives with his grandparents. The man also gets a job at the city’s ID office, where he hopes to find his mother’s documents, and it seems he is hiding from someone.
One evening, Harold was in an accident and ended up on the operating table. He survived, but his life changed overnight. He began to see people he had never met before, and others claimed to have seen him in places he had never visited.
Old friends Chuck and Ferdie work at a gas station. By chance, their paths cross with those of Moose, a gangster on the run from the police, who, however, is soon killed. As a token of gratitude for staying with him until the end, the gangster manages to hand them papers certifying ownership of his old mansion—the house where the gangster had hidden his loot. However, besides Chuck and Ferdie, other claimants to the money also appear.
Peggy, who has recently been released from a psychiatric hospital, is attacked by a stranger who tries to strangle her. Her young husband, Robert, refuses to believe what has happened and takes her to the village where he works as a schoolteacher. But even there, Peggy cannot find peace; she feels as though she is being watched, and soon the attack happens again.
The postwar years. Police officer Goro Murakami has his gun stolen on a bus. In his search for the missing weapon, he is forced to visit many parts of Tokyo, including secret hideouts, slums, and vacant lots. Meanwhile, several murders are committed using the stolen gun.
