
A little girl who never parts with a mysterious egg lives in a kind of surreal world of darkness and shadows, where she collects various vessels and artifacts. One day, a man arrives in town with a weapon in the shape of a cross.
The year is 2054. A special pre-crime department has been in existence for six years. Based on psychic technology, an experimental program has been developed that allows the department to learn about a murder that has not yet been committed and to arrest a suspect before he commits the crime. This system of convicting criminals and preventing crime is becoming more and more common. This system works perfectly, but the worst part is when you find yourself accused of a murder that has not yet been committed. One day the head of the pre-crime unit, John Anderton, finds himself a suspected criminal himself. He is accused of committing the murder of a man he doesn't even know yet. John doesn't believe it, but now he is forced to go into hiding from his colleagues himself. The only way for him to prove his innocence is to show that the new program makes mistakes and is by no means as perfect as many would like it to be...
Seventeen-year-old Makoto doesn't do well in school, is always late, and hangs out in the evenings with her two best friends, Kosuke and Tiaki. Both guys have a crush on her, but neither one dares to make the first move. Makoto's life changes drastically when she accidentally gains the ability to travel through time. The girl decides to fix the worst day of her life, but gradually realizes that everything has its consequences.
The body of a murdered fashion model Isabella is planted inside a building. The police begin to investigate, but the initial investigation is inconclusive, and soon Nicole, a fashion model, finds the diary of the murdered woman. The killer, having learned of the discovery of the diary, tries to get it, killing everyone who gets in his way.
Poirot receives a request to investigate the case of a valuable diamond being replaced. He travels to a beautiful island in the middle of the Adriatic Sea, where an exquisite crowd has gathered. The sky is clear, the sea is transparent, and the champagne is ice-cold. But Hercule Poirot is not happy: he sees evil everywhere under the sun. And then—murder. The detective has nine suspects. Each has a motive. And each has an ironclad alibi. Even Poirot is baffled.
Lynnette, the heiress to a multi-million dollar fortune, married her best friend Jacqueline's fiancé. The newlyweds went on a luxurious cruise on the steamship "Karnak" on the Nile. And Jacqueline decided to spoil the mood of the newlyweds with her presence. On board the ship was a lot of other detractors Lynnette. She managed to "recruit" in the bodyguard famous detective Hercule Poirot, who was cruising on the same boat. And Lynette was found dead. As a result of numerous lengthy interviews and searches Poirot began to assume that he was close to the solution. In addition, the murder weapon had been found. But more murders began...