Set in the countryside, the plot concerns the love story of Eliseo, an awkward and "ugly" character, with his scorned sister-in-law, Nati.

''Shaghayegh'' (Shaghayegh Farahani), the CEO of a cooperative, needs more money to build a specialized pediatric medical complex. Shaghayegh's husband, ''Siavash'' (Fariborz Arabnia), will have taking a doctoral exam, But ''Shaghayegh'' leaves the housework to him. ''Siavash'' protests, The dispute escalates and ''Shaghayegh'' angrily goes to her father's house. ''Siavash'' takes care of ''Tootia'' (Aida Motallebi), But one day, ''Tootia'' falls from a height for fear of his father and suffers from a disability and ...

Clint Barton and Kate Bishop watch a recording of her mother Eleanor Bishop and crime lord Wilson Fisk breaking off their partnership, learning that Eleanor killed her fiancée Jack Duquesne's uncle Armand and framed him for the shell corporation Sloan Limited. On Christmas Eve, Barton and Bishop attend Eleanor's holiday party, where Bishop confronts her mother and learns her father owed money to Fisk, which led to Eleanor working with him. Kazi Kazimierzcak attempts to assassinate Eleanor on Fisk's orders, but targets Barton instead. Barton enlists help from Grills, the LARPers, and Duquesne to evacuate the party before rejoining Bishop to defeat the Tracksuit Mafia.

After Maya Lopez kills Kazimierzcak, Bishop attempts to look for Eleanor while Barton is confronted by Yelena Belova, who demands the truth of her Natasha Romanoff's death. They fight, but he eventually reminds her of his close friendship with Romanoff and her sacrifice to save the universe. Belova decides to walk away after sparing him.

Elsewhere, Fisk tries to stop Eleanor from escaping, but Bishop arrives and incapacitates him with Barton's trick arrows. Eleanor is then arrested by the police for Armand's murder, while Fisk escapes but is eventually confronted by Lopez. The next day, Barton returns to his family with Bishop, returns the watch to Laura, and burns the Ronin suit.

Olya was in prison for four years and decided to start a new life with the help of her daughter. But her daughter lives with her grandmother and she is not going to part with her granddaughter.

''The Girl Who Smiled Beads'' begins in Rwanda during the Rwandan Civil War, when Wamariya was six years old. Alongside her sister Claire, Wamariya fled Rwanda, spending the next six years traveling through seven African countries as refugees. In 2000, the Wamariya sisters were granted asylum in the United States, and they landed in Chicago, unsettled. Although Wamariya spoke five languages, she did not speak English, and at twelve years old, she had never attended school formally. ''The Girl Who Smiled Beads'' showcases how, even after being granted asylum, refugees often do not feel settled and struggled to find their way in a new country.

''Bad Seeds'' depicts a surreal modern-day fable where two carnivorous plants, who can change shape like chameleons change colours, would rather fight over flies than work together to survive. Growth is intertwined with rivalry; evolution with competition, resulting in a startling conflict littered with references to historical figures, popular culture, board games, and more.

Barbie Roberts dreams of being a Broadway star, so she enrolls in a summer program at a prestigious performing Handler Arts Academy in New York City. Her family and friends back home in Malibu wish her well as she arrives at the academy. As Barbie struggles with her luggage, she gets helped by a flexible female student who is from Brooklyn. The academy's custodian informs them that they have showed up a day early, and tells them where the dormitory rooms are.

When Barbie and the girl from Brooklyn find a door with the name "''Barbie Roberts''" on it, they discover that they have the same name and will be roommates. They give themselves nicknames based on their location to avert future confusions with the two, respectively Malibu and Brooklyn. They bond over their love for music and become fast friends as they hang out and explore New York City.

On the subway, "Malibu" Barbie sees a poster of a popstar named Emmie and is a big fan, but "Brooklyn" Barbie says Emmie is an old childhood friend that she hasn't seen in a long time. The two "Barbie"-named girls then made a pact to not let stardom ruin their friendship. Meanwhile, at the Handler Arts Academy, Emmie appears in disguise so she can be treated like a normal student. Dean Morrison announces that the annual Spotlight Solo will be livestreamed from Times Square. Malibu and Brooklyn meet a costume student named Rafael (who wants to be known simply as ''Rafa'') and his dog Gato. He gives them sequinned dresses that are supposed to sparkle, but the remote control he uses to light up the dresses malfunctions.

During her first week at the academy, "Malibu" Barbie struggles in all of her classes. Ken calls her to ask how she's doing, but she has mixed feelings. Later, the "Barbie"-named girls and Rafa discover that Emmie is attending the school in disguise. When they confronted her, Emmie explains that she lost contact with "Brooklyn" Barbie because of her strict manager-father. With this, Emmie and "Brooklyn" Barbie rekindle their friendship. The "Barbie"-named girls and Rafa then sworn to keep Emmie's disguise a secret.

The "Barbie"-named girls go to Central Park and donned on the dresses Rafa gave them. "Brooklyn" Barbie tells "Malibu" Barbie that her mother is a pilot and her father is worried about her. "Malibu" Barbie can relate because her father is also uneasy about her being in NYC. They take photos to send to their fathers, then dance and twirl in front of a fountain, making their dresses sparkle. Later, Emmie's father, Mr. Miller, comes to Handler Arts Academy to observe the students. He wants Emmie to have the Spotlight Solo, even though Emmie just wants to learn. Rafa records the class as Mr. Miller observes. While Malibu is dancing, she accidentally knocks "Brooklyn" Barbie into an orchestra pit. "Brooklyn" Barbie lands on a percussionist's drum and sprains her ankle.

"Malibu" Barbie feels guilty about the accident, but she and her friends keep a positive attitude and share their struggles. According to a witness, Dean Morrison calls "Malibu" Barbie into a meeting and expels her from the academy for sabotaging "Brooklyn" Barbie, who would later be called by the dean to explain her expulsion. The two "Barbie"-named girls confront each other, break up their friendship and lament over it. Rafa and Emmie discover that Mr. Miller is behind the hullabaloo, leading the latter to confront her father, with Rafa forwarding his recorded class video to "Brooklyn" Barbie, who in turn shows it to Dean Morrison.

"Malibu" Barbie goes back home to California devastated about the thought of "Brooklyn" Barbie sabotaging her. With the truth and guilt feeling dawned on her after seeing it all for herself, Barbie decides to give up music. However, "Brooklyn" Barbie and her mother follows her home route to California so that the former can apologize to "Malibu" Barbie and bring her back to the academy. They reconciled and when they return to the academy, they find out they had obtained the Spotlight Solo. On the big night, the MC Emmie reveals her identity during the livestream and introduces the "Barbie"-named girls, who appear in their now-lit-up sequinned outfits Rafa gave them earlier and perform a song about their friendship journey (known as "See You at the Finish Line") while their family and friends watch live in Times Square. After their performance, the "Barbie"-named girls held each other's opposite hand high to signal their unison whiles fireworks go off above the Times Square's skyscrapers.

The first half of the fourth season picks up seven years after the end of season 3 in 2060 while the second half takes place 23 years later in 2083, and is described as a "dark odyssey about the fate of sentient life on Earth." The season includes an amusement park modeled after the Roaring Twenties.

Tariq and Cai are two best friends who work at a zoo. Their friendship deteriorates when Tariq decides to sell animals to the smugglers on whose money he plans to save his sister from an abusive marriage.

In the wake of the death of his father, Lucas, a teenager, accepts an offer to cede own photographs to Álvaro in exchange for money. The latter, an adult man, wants to used them to contact with reportedly "young girls" in social media by means of catfishing.

Martin, who is doing his military service, is sent out for shooting practice with his squad in his own hometown. Disputes between the locals and the military over the use of a firing range create loyalty conflicts for Martin. The villagers, led by Martin's father, disagree with the military about the right to use the area. International politics also comes into play when the US military wants to deploy missile silos for nuclear weapons in the forest.

Set in the Warsaw ghetto during World War II, the fiction focuses on a group of Jewish thespians performing a musical stage play.

After defeating Robo-Hitler and ending World War III, peace has been maintained on Earth for 40 years thanks to the alien superhero Marvelous Man (Will Yun Lee). In 1987, this peace is thrown into chaos with Marvelous Man's death. Marvelous Man's former lieutenant, Knight Hawk (Diamond Dallas Page), investigates his death with the help of the idealistic hero The Speed (Sharni Vinson) in order to prevent a nuclear war and World War IV from breaking out.

The plot, a deconstruction of the idea of idyllic motherhood, follows Pepa, an irresponsible and foul-mouthed mother of a six-year-old daughter, Leila.

The game begins with Komaru Naegi, who has been invited to a test program hosted by the prestigious Hope's Peak Academy high school for soon-to-be graduates, as well as preschoolers of the Hope's Peak Elementary, some students from the school's reserve course, and certain family members of the students, the last of which applying to Komaru. After all participants introduce each other inside the academy, the hosts of the program is revealed to be a quintet of anthropomorphic bear cubs and the children of series mascot Monokuma, named the Monokubs. The Monokubs reveal that the test program is intended the cultivate the talents of the participants, and that it will place in a virtual recreation of the popular resort, Jabberwock Island.

After everyone has been successfully transported to the virtual Jabberwock Island, the Monokubs explains that if the students want to leave the island, they must first unlock everyone's "Hope Fragments", acquired through a participant finding their true hope and potential. Furthermore, the Monokubs demonstrate how they have full control over the world with magical wands by summoning a beach house. This leads to the mischievous and cynical Monokuma, who was also invited to the program, to steal one of the wands and summon a hoard of enemies. Together, the participants manage to defeat some of the monsters, finding out in the process that their bodies have been powered-up for the virtual world. Although the Monokubs manage to get the wand back from Monokuma, the island is still overrun by monsters, which the participants are tasked with defeating over the course of the summer. In the following months, as the characters go about their daily life, they learn that the Monokubs, too, have Hope Fragments, meaning that the characters have to assist them in finding hope as well.

Once all Hope Fragments had been acquired, the Monokubs hold a graduation ceremony, though it is interrupted by the students of Hope's Peak Elementary, who, together with one of the Monokubs, betrays the rest of the group and attempts to prolong the training camp. One of the preschoolers, Monaca Towa, uses a special megaphone to destroy the Monokubs, hoping to get their wands. Monokuma ends up getting the wands instead, and using them, he resets the entire simulation, destroying all the Hope Fragments in the process, and attempts to force the participants into a mutual killing game after erasing select memories. One participant, Makoto Naegi, somehow maintains his memory, and begins to formulate a plan to stop Monokuma using Monaca's megaphone. Makoto ends up facing off against Monokuma at the central island, although Makoto loses, and has his memory erased. Makoto is then saved by the other participants, who were able to regain their memories after hearing Monokuma's conversation with Makoto. Together, they manage to defeat Monokuma and reaquire their Hope Fragments. With this, the participants are able to successfully return to the real world, ending the program, as well as their time at Hope's Peak.

Dennis (Glenn Howerton) wakes up in a hospital after Dee (Kaitlin Olson) throws a stew at his face. Dee states that he had a high fever, started hallucinating, and then collapsed after defecating. His doctor, O'Shaunessy (Tom Archdeacon), checks on him, and Dee starts flirting with him, which he responds back and both decide to go on a date that night.

Dee and Dennis return to the castle, where they find Frank (Danny DeVito) waiting for them. He tries to reconnect with Dennis but Dennis is not interested, prompting him to reveal that Charlie (Charlie Day) is spending more time with his father Shelley (Colm Meaney) and he wants to stop that. Dennis agrees to help him if it involves the castle but Dee tells them to leave the castle to not ruin her date and she leaves to find peat moss on a bog to clean the smell of the house.

Under the guide of Father Gus (Mark Prendergast), Mac (Rob McElhenney) spends time at the seminary. He questions God's role in many calamities (even mixing Him with the plot of ''Raiders of the Lost Ark''), but Gus affirms that the interpretation of God's plans changes throughout time. During a conversation, Gus confesses that he has "an eye for the lads" but never acted on his urges. Meanwhile, Charlie and Shelley visit a cemetery with the family's gravestones, although Shelley states that their bodies were never buried. Their bodies were thrown from a cliff into the sea, as they believed that the person's soul could be released. Shelley wants the tradition to continue on the Kelly family, even advising Charlie that if he finds a "gruesome woman covered in filth with long stingy hair who is horribly shrieking in the nigh", it means that the end is near.

While searching for the peat moss, Dee poses for selfies when she finds herself stuck in the bog and is starting to sink. The Waitress (Mary Elizabeth Ellis) passes by the bog and Dee asks for help. The Waitress agrees to help her, but only if she can say her name, which Dee is not able to do. In the church, Mac decides to join the seminary but changes his mind when he learns what Gus really meant by saying he had "an eye for the lads". At the castle, Frank invites Charlie and Shelley for dinner. However, Charlie quickly deduces that Frank replaced meatballs for feces intended for Shelley and forces him to eat it, which Frank fails to swallow. Frank expresses his frustration but Charlie states that he won't return to Philadelphia and wants to work with his father on his shop.

Back at the bog at night, Dee has nearly sunk in the bog (even though the Waitress claims she guessed her name a while back) and the Waitress decides to finally save her. However, Dee pulls her in the bog and releases herself, leaving the Waitress stuck in the bog while she hurries for her date. Charlie and Shelley pass by Dee begging for help, but Shelley thinks she is a banshee. They then both stare in shock.

Belinda Sawyer, an executive at one of the largest greeting card and holiday décor chains in Chicago arrives in Santa Fe to seize the opportunity to acquire Casa de Milagro, a family-owned business that makes holiday ornaments and décor inspired by Mexican Christmas traditions. Their award-winning designs, created by matriarch Milagro Ortega, are highly sought-after each holiday season. With help from their father, siblings Tony and Magdalena have run the store in Santa Fe all their lives. But when their beloved Milagro unexpectedly dies, the family struggles to find its heart. As sparks fly between Belinda and Tony, Belinda realizes there is more to Casa de Milagro than meets the eye.

Frank Helon (aka Hans Hellar) built the bomb, a package containing of dynamite connected with wires set to explode six and one-half days after it was started. The other plotters were to help him express to ship the bomb from New Orleans to New York City and on to the targeted ship, . George Brinkman, the proprietor of New Orleans' Faust hotel, was to use his contacts via the hotel to ship the package. The timer was to be started in New Orleans and it was hoped that in six and one-half days that it would reach New York, be placed aboard ''Rochambeau'' and detonate when the ship was far from land.

Clay gets broken out during his prison transfer, and Bobby gets shot in the process. Jax exacts his revenge on the Irish and Clay for past wrongdoings. Patterson is unhappy with the way Jax upheld his end of the deal and makes it seem as if she's going to throw that deal out. Tara contemplates making a deal of her own to stay out of jail and get her and her sons out of Charming for good.

The film begins with the young Princess Margrete of Denmark witnessing the horrific bloodshed following the victory of her father, King Valdemar IV Atterdag, at the 1361 Battle of Visby.

Forty years later, and Margrete, now queen, has successfully united Denmark, Norway and Sweden under her rule, thereby founding the Kalmar Union and bringing a decade of peace to a region hitherto wracked by constant warfare. However, she does not exercise power in her own right but on behalf of her adopted son Erik of Pomerania, whom she has had crowned king in each of the three kingdoms, and even though he is now of age she continues to rule in his name, aided by her friend and advisor Peder Jensen Lodehat, the Bishop of Roskilde.

In 1402, Margrete summons the leading magnates of the three kingdoms to Kalmar Castle to witness Erik's betrothal to Philippa of England, the daughter of King Henry IV of England. Philippa is accompanied by an English lord, William Bourcier, who has been tasked with negotiating the financial and political terms of the marriage agreement. Margrete is especially keen to establish a strong military alliance with England in order to deter attacks by the Union's German enemies, in particular the Teutonic Order, which rules Prussia and has also recently seized the Swedish island of Gotland.

During the feast to welcome the English party to Kalmar, the Norwegian magnate Asle Jonsson tells Margrete that ''en route'' to Kalmar he met a man who had come from Graudenz (in Prussia) and claims to be Oluf, Margrete's son. Oluf had as a child been king of both Denmark and Norway, but had died suddenly at Falsterbo fifteen years previously (i.e. in 1387). At the time he had been seventeen years old, just about to come of age and take over rule of the two kingdoms from his mother, and ever since the queen's enemies have spread dark rumours that she had him murdered in order to retain power herself. Margrete assures Asle that her son is dead, but he insists that he recognises the man as Oluf. This incendiary news quickly spreads, and so Margrete orders Asle to bring the man to Kalmar so that the matter can be put to rest. Meanwhile, Margrete grows suspicious of Raberlin, a German merchant present at the feast, and orders her Swedish retainer Jakob Nilsson to follow him when he returns to Prussia.

The Man from Graudenz is brought to Kalmar and publicly interrogated by Margrete. He repeats his claim that he is King Oluf, and explains that in 1387 one of his retainers was ordered to kill him by persons unknown. The assassin could not bring himself to go through with the deed, and so instead kidnapped him and took him to Prussia, where he has been held captive by the Teutonic Order for the last fifteen years. A few weeks ago he was suddenly released without explanation, and he has subsequently made his way back to Scandinavia to reclaim his rightful inheritance. The Danish & Swedish councillors are sceptical of this story, but their Norwegian counterparts are more willing to believe it (as Oluf's father was the previous Norwegian king, Håkon VI), and several of them, like Asle, claim to recognise the Man from Graudenz as Oluf. Margrete orders him to be confined to the dungeons while she decides what to do with him.

Over the following days, Margrete finds herself faced with a horrible dilemma. Erik - who would lose his legitimacy if the prisoner is recognised as Oluf - becomes increasingly agitated and unstable, while Bishop Peder urges her to have the Man from Graudenz executed immediately in order to prevent discord between the three realms, and Bourcier threatens to break off negotiations and return to England with Philippa unless the question of Erik's status is resolved quickly. On the other hand, Asle Jonsson and the Norwegian councillors are adamant that the Man from Graudenz ''is'' Oluf, and the more Margrete speaks to him the more she starts to wonder if he really is her son. A further element of doubt is introduced when she discovers that none of her councillors saw Oluf's corpse after his supposed death, as they were all too afraid of infection from the plague to open his coffin.

In an effort to make the decision easier for herself, Margrete proposes that if the Man from Graudenz publicly denies that he is Oluf, then she will spare his life. However, he stubbornly refuses to do so, and moreover Bishop Peder points out that even if the pretender were to renounce his claims, he will still be a threat to Erik, and to Scandinavian unity, as long as he remains alive.

Margrete eventually has a flash of inspiration and realises that the Man from Graudenz's story about an attempt on his life might be the root of the rumours that she had her son killed. She never gave any such order, and there is only one other person who would have had the authority to do so in her stead. She confronts Peder, who admits that he ordered Oluf's retainer to murder him and explains that he acted for the greater good, as Oluf would never have been an acceptable ruler for the Swedes in the way Margrete has been. It was therefore necessary to get rid of Oluf so that Margrete could retain power in Denmark-Norway and then take control of Sweden as well, thereby completing the Kalmar Union and finally bringing peace to Scandinavia.

Margrete is now convinced that the Man from Graudenz is indeed her son Oluf, but before she can act on this, Erik produces a witness to falsely confess to teaching the Man from Graudenz how to impersonate Oluf. Having thus 'proved' that Oluf is an impostor, Erik sentences him to death for treason. Margrete and the Norwegian magnates protest, but the Danish and Swedish magnates back Erik, as do the bishops, led by Peder.

That evening Margrete has Asle spring Oluf from his prison cell, intending that the three of them will escape together to Bergen, though she realises that this will probably lead to war between Norway and Denmark-Sweden. However, just as Margrete is about to slip out of the castle to rendezvous with Oluf and Asle, Jakob Nilsson arrives to see her, newly returned from his escapade in Prussia. He has learnt that the Teutonic Order is planning an invasion of mainland Sweden, and that the Order deliberately timed the release of Oluf in order to cause maximum discord amongst the Scandinavian kingdoms (and to wreck the mooted alliance with England), and thereby leave the Kalmar Union vulnerable. Realising that Scandinavian unity is more important in the face of the Teutonic threat than her personal feelings, Margrete betrays Oluf, who is quickly recaptured by Erik's men. Margrete manages to persuade Erik to spare Asle, but Oluf is publicly burned alive as a traitor in front of his mother. It is implied that, with Scandinavian unity restored, the Teutonic Order calls off its planned invasion.

The film ends with a brief text stating that the Kalmar Union lasted for a further century after Margrete's death, and claiming that the close affinity that exists to this day between the three Scandinavian nations is in large part thanks to her.

This is the series about a Designer named Qin Fang who accidentally fell into a cliff during his journey to find roots and wake up the plant-alien descendant Si Teng who has been sleeping for decades.

Many years ago, the plant-alien hybrid Si Teng (played by Jing Tian) was hunted down by a Xuanmen hunter. Chased across Shanghai, Si Teng fled for her life but escaping the relentless hunter proved impossible. In an act of cruel piety, the hunter killed Si Teng and buried her remains at the base of a great cliff. There she would have remained for all eternity, had fate not chosen to intervene. Resurrected by the unwitting actions of a young architect named Qin Fang (played by Zhang Binbin), Si Teng finds herself in a strange new world.

Confused by the fragmented memories in her head, Si Teng insists Qin Fang help her regain her memories, while at the same time helping her understand life in this modern age. Despite their rocky start, Qin Fang eventually agrees to Si Teng's demands. With Qin Fang by her side, Si Teng learns what it means to live and love but the fragmented memories of her past continue to torment her. Determined to understand the mysteries of her past, they continue to search for answers, their quest drawing them ever closer. How long will their happiness last when the demon of the past refuses to die?

Sota Tachibana, a diminutive young man, discovers that his older sister, Kaoru, has roped him into becoming the hall director and coach for her college's women's volleyball team, which she is a member of. Among her teammates includes Ayano Hasekawa, a girl he has a crush on for years. Once the team takes a liking to him, Sota has to deal with the situation.

Yuuki Tomoki, a second year high school student, is shunned by everyone because of his somewhat intimidating appearance with large scars under his eyes and strangely pale skin. One day, Touka Ike, the younger sister of Yuuji's best friend, confessed to him when they hadn't seen each other for long. Yuuji refused however Touka proposed a "fake lover" relationship to draw his brother's attention to her.

Lana (Jeanne Marie Spicuzza) a suburban writer, wife and mother, is seduced into bogus therapy by a possessed and demented hypnotherapist Ilse (Katy Colloton). Ilse employs the help of her patients, like Sweenie (R. Michael Gull). In a battle of good versus evil, Lana fights for her family against Ilse, who sets out to destroy them all.

Marcus Lund is a high school senior who is very music and sound obsessed. As a child, his older brother Alex saved him from their burning home, perishing in the process.

Marcus listens to all of the music Alex left behind. At a music gig, he falls for the singer who opens the show, but she takes off before he can introduce himself. Simultaneously he has a seisure.

After testing, Marcus is told he has a brain tumor requiring surgery that will render him deaf. Depressed at the idea that he soon won't be able to hear beloved sound, he compiles a playlist of 50 sounds he wants to record.

After giving a presentation of his plan to embark on a cross-country road trip to record the playlist, his mother rejects his plan. So, Marcus takes off in the car. A short time later, Mandy jumps in front of the car, and he knocks her off her feet. She jumps in, urging him to hurry.

Mandy's angry ex follows close behind on his motorcycle. He's trying to get the guitar from her. He breaks two windows and half jumps through the passenger window before Marcus drives through the red light, and Mandy pushes him out.

At a diner, Marcus and Mandy introduce themselves, he tells her saw her opener at the gig, telling her one day she'll make it. He shows her his 50 item playlist, and she shows him her limited edition 1959 Starling Gold Fender Stratocaster.

On their way to NYC, they record many of the items on the list, including a thunder storm, a multitude of wind chimes, fireworks, a perfect strike in bowling...

Arriving in NYC, they go to Mandy's aunt's place. Mandy heads off to her audition, while Marcus heads to the recording studio. There, he discovers that the fire had actually been started by Alex, that he had committed suicide.

Marcus confirms with his mother what happened at the fire then, returning to Mandy's aunt's he finds out Mandy headed for Penn Station. There, he discovers that she lied, there was no audition, she was there to sell the guitar.

Marcus leaves, getting someone to buy him liquor. He empties his anti-seisure meds bottles randomly on the street. As he falls, his recording equipment ends up getting smashed by a passing car, as he's taken to the hospital. Mandy finds the pill bottle, the meds and the smashed tape recorder.

When Marcus' mother catches up with him in the hospital, he finds out that Alex had been bipolar. She drives him back home. Back in NYC, Mandy struggles to get the tape recorder fixed, finally getting it done at Alex's friend's studio.

Back home, Alex awaits the operation, a box with the repaired tape recorder and his brother's demo arrive from Mandy. She records her well wishes to him. The day of the operation comes and Alex cherishes every last sound. Sending out his 'Ultimate Playlist of Noise' to all his contacts, he says he's now learning to appreciate the world with his other senses.

''An Imperfect Offering'' starts with Orbinski's working class upbringing in Montreal, and his decision to study medicine.

The story follows Orbinski as he works in disease outbreaks and conflict zones around the world including in Afghanistan, Chechnya, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Peru, Kosovo, Somalia, Sudan, and Zaire. Orbinski is in charge of the Médecins Sans Frontières healthcare in Rwanda when the 1994 genocide occurs; the book documents horrific violence and Orbinski is scathing of the United Nations failed peacekeeping efforts.

Throughout the book, Orbinski negotiates with warlords and avoids becoming a victim of the violence around him. The narratives stresses the importance that humanitarian organisations retain independence from political forces and publicly condemn human rights abuses.

The final chapters of the book document Orbinski's time after his presidential term has ended and focus on global access to medicines. An Imperfect Offering critiques the pharmaceutical companies and regulatory environment they operate within for their failure to ensure that people in low income countries get the medicine they need.

Sala (Sam Voutas) , a writer, has just finished his Saul has just finished his magnum opus: A tell-all novel about the secrets of Motorkore - an automobile company Sala believes used real people as crash test dummies in the 1920s. After prolonged partying with Abby (Melanie Ansley), who he believes is his girlfriend, he gets a phone call from Motorkore asking him to meet up with them. He plans on looking for a publisher when he gets a phone call from Motorkore asking him to come in for a meeting. After unsuccessfully attempting to sway Sala into buying the rights for the book to save the reputation of Motorkore, Sala is drugged by Motorkore employee Limbo Jack (Steve Van Spall) and ends up at the surgery table.

Sala, now shaved completely bold, is forcedly turned into a human crash test dummy and is renamed 171096 by Motorkore employee Valeriy (Melanie Ansley), who is revealed to have gone through several facial reconstructions after a horrific car accident as a crash test dummy. Valeriy had portrayed Sala's girlfriend Abby to stay on top of his literary process and keep Motorkore informed.

17109 is forced to undergo training to become a respectable crash test dummy, as Valeriy and Limbo Jack makes him jump head first into a large brick wall, first with supportive mattresses and later without. When not practising to become a crash test dummy, 17109 is imprisoned alongside 47109 (Bruce Solibakke), a wise and experienced man who has been Motorkore's crash test dummy for two decades. 47109 teaches his co-dummy how to survive and thrive in his new environment, such as advising him to hold on to his memories to keep his sanity and think of his biggest crush when behind the wheel to make the process less traumatic.

After several weeks as a crash test dummy, 17109 is patiently planning his escape from the walls of Motorkore. 47109 aids 17109 by showing him how to controllably stop your pulse, and in the process escape the facilities as Motorkore employees believe you are dead. After 47109 successfully makes the great escape, 17109 decides to attempt the same the following evening. After stopping his pulse and turning stiff and cold, Valeriy and Limbo Jacks throws the seemingly dead 17109 in the river before 17109 escapes through the sewers.

After a short period in freedom, Sala / 17109 is re-visited by Valeriy but is better prepared this time. Sala places Valeriy in the passenger seat, gets in the driver seat and points to the different large trees in the vicinity. Sala asks Valeriy to make one final choice in life; Which tree they should crash into. As a shocked Valeriy fails to make her choice, Sala decides on a large oak tree, goes full throttle and crashes into it.

Successful Cheshire antiques dealers husband and wife Jean and Rory White (Sally Lindsay and Peter Gaynor) have a cottage in the village of Sainte Victoire in the South of France. When Rory is killed in a car crash in the village, Jean realises all her assets have been pawned off leaving her penniless. She then travels to France to unravel the mystery of her husband's death, his missing valuable ring and the identity of the woman with whom her husband was having an affair, solving other mysteries along the way with the help of local taxi driver Dom (Steve Edge), local chateau owners Judith and Jeremy (Sue Holderness and Robin Askwith) and the local Chief of Police, Caron (Alex Gaumond).

A fierce robber has plotted a major heist. But unfortunately, his plan was unintentionally foiled by two dispirited middle-aged best friends, and the stolen cash disappears. As a result, the trio has to run from the pursue of a policewoman, as well as engaging in a firearm in order to reclaim the stolen cash, putting their life on the line.

Lulli is an ambitious medical student whose greatest dream is to become the best surgeon, the goal failed when she is electrocuted by an electromagnetic resonance device that awakens her ability to hear other people's thoughts about Lulli.

After the events in ''Honkai Impact 3rd'', Welt Yang later travels to a parallel universe to embark on his own journey.

The story begins when two crew members of the Astral Express, March 7th and Dan Heng are delivering rare relics to Herta, the master of the Herta Space Station. Suddenly, Voidrangers of the Antimatter Legion ambushes the Space Station and started attacking people. Luckily, March and Dan as well lead researcher Asta and head security Arlan were able fend them off.

Unbeknownst to them, two Stellaron Hunters, Kafka and Silver Wolf sneaked into the Space Station and used its chaos as a distraction to steal a Stellaron by order their leader Elio who can foreseeing a future. They managed finding a Stellaron and creating an artificial human dubbed the "Trailblazer" and insterts a Stellaron inside their body. They later opened their eyes and Kafka told them about Elio foreseeing their future about their journey and finding friends. They later left the Trailblazer behind in order set up meeting with Astral Express.

March and Dan later found the Trailblazer unconscious and bring them along to find Arlan. They managed find him, but they suddenly ambushed by a Trampler and its fellow Voidrangers. But Himeko managed saved them with her drone. They later met Asta and explain the current situation. Suddenly, A huge monster of the Legion dubbed the "Doomsday Beast" tears open the Herta Space Station's shield and Asta told them to escapes while she choose to stay.

The Astral Express crew and the Trailblazer managed escape and as they reach the Platform, the Doomsday Beast suddenly ambushed them and they managed defeating it. However the monster unleash its power and is about kill March, but the Trailbazer shields her. The Trailblazer saw a vision about their future and causing the Stellaron inside them went berserk and killing the Doomsday Beast. The Trailbalzer unable to control it until Welt arrived and managed knock them unconscious with his Hersecher powers and the Stellaron becoming stable again.

The Trailblazer later wake up at the Space Station and Himeko introduces Herta to them, who later took an interest to the Trailblazer due the Stellaron she kept was inside their body. She later allowing them keep the Stellaron and promise to visit Space Station again and Himeko offer the Trailblazer joining the Astral Express to find Stellaron and find all the answers they have been looking for, which they accept.

Gustave Eiffel looks over Paris from the tower that he has conceived, designed, and delivered. He casts his mind back to when he was supervising the building of an iron bridge over the River Garonne at the town of Bordeaux. One of his workmen fell into the dangerously turbulent waters of the river. Unhesitatingly, he dived in and rescued the man. By chance driving by, Adrienne Bourgès, then unknown to Eiffel, saw the rescue. To prevent further such accidents, Eiffel asked a wealthy local bourgeois, who by chance happened to be Adrienne's father, for wood for safety scaffolding. Bourgès invited him to lunch, where he sat with many others including Adrienne, who pretended that she hadn't seen the rescue, but still indicated that she admired him. She spoke up to her father to support Eiffel's request for wood for scaffolding. He was struck to the heart by her beauty, dash, and grace. As he left, she invited him to her coming birthday party. At the last moment, she confessed that she had seen the rescue.

Threaded through the film are more memories. As Eiffel designs the Tour, he recalls the birthday party, at which they played musical chairs, and Eiffel and Adrienne smiled at each other. When she saw him alone, as a birthday present, he gave her a copy of an old book on the art of building metal bridges. She told him that she recognised his individuality, and suddenly kissed him on the cheek. Surprised, he withdrew as she rejoined the many at the party.

Another time during the building of the bridge over the Garonne, one evening, she went walking around the works and they encountered each other. He invited her into his office or quarters. He told her that she was charming, but still a spoiled child, just toying with him. She walked out in dudgeon. He soon called after her, but she kept walking and deliberately fell backwards into the river. He ran and jumped in to rescue her. They were wet and cold. He lit the stove in his office, put a blanket on her, and they held each other to get warm. Then they kissed closely, and again. And more closely.

Soon their passion grew. They thought of marriage. These memories perhaps sustain Eiffel through the vicissitudes of his delivery of the Tour. Suddenly, Adrienne went away from home. Her father told Eiffel that she had been stringing him along, and no longer wanted to marry him. Eiffel didn't believe him, and seized him by his coat lapels. Bourgès threw Eiffel to the ground and drove off. Eiffel picked himself up and resolved to wait for Adrienne. Her mother and father told her she couldn't marry Eiffel because he wasn't good enough for her. She replied that she was expecting his baby. She ran out of the house, chased by her father. Finding the gates closed, she climbed up to go over them, but fell on one of their points, and sustained a penetrating abdominal wound.

These memories also come up when Adrienne and Eiffel meet during the construction of the Tour, and Eiffel sees the scar from the old injury; they recall their youthful passion. The embryo was lost, and Adrienne was still wounded, when she married Antoine de Restac. For this reason, and for the sake of Eiffel's reputation and the Tour, Adrienne stays with her husband and renounces Eiffel, who thereupon orders the construction to be completed with rivets instead of bolts, so that the Tour can never be torn down.

''Triage'' follows Orbinski on retrospective visits to Baidoa and Kigali, where he led Médecins Sans Frontières' humanitarian medical responses to the Somali Civil War in 1993 and the Rwanda genocide in 1994.

The central theme in the documentary is that of triage: the challenges faced in deciding who gets medical care and who does not.

Interviews with Orbinski touch upon the personal risks he faced, but focus more on the wider politics of humanitarian action and the need for relief agencies to operate with independence from political forces. The tension between the humanitarian organizations trying to keep political distance from the United Nations peacekeeping forces that they rely upon for safety is a central theme.

The film starts as an adaptation of "Goldilocks and the Three Bears": a young girl enters the bears house, eat their porridge and sleeps in the bed of the bear cub. When the bears come home and discover her, she jumps out of the window and runs away with one of the bear cub's teddy bears. The bears chase Goldilocks across a snowy landscape until a hunter looking like "Teddy" Roosevelt intervenes, kills the two full-grown pursuers and captures the bear cub. The hunter and the girl then go back to the bears' house where they steal the remaining teddy bears.Charles Musser, ''Before the Nickelodeon. Edwin S. Porter and the Edison Manufacturing Company'', University of California Press, 1991, p.349

Ayako, a striptease dancer, falls in and out of a relationship with Daiji, a potter, and returns to her childhood hometown in Nara province, Japan.

The plot marks the beginning of the Second Krakoa Age, with Wolverine traveling in time to save the life of an important figure to the mutant race. In the midst of his travels, Wolverine will relive certain moments from his own long-forgotten past as well. At some point, it is revealed that Wolverine was present during the birth of Charles Xavier and indirectly Cassandra Nova, having saved his family from an invading Omega Red, when the Russian mutant possessed some of Xavier family's butlers and nurse.

Modern teenagers Lucy and Jamie become caretakers of a ruined house that's haunted.

The film, which takes its title from the Ancient Greek farmer's almanac ''Works and Days'', is presented in five chapters as it examines the daily routine of Tayoko, an elderly woman and farmer who lives in the Shiotani Basin. The film follows Tayoko as she cares for and prepares to mourn her husband, Junji, and features excerpts read from Tayoko's real life diaries.

At the height of the Korean War, writer Atsuko Oda, a survivor of the bombing of Hiroshima, suffers from anxiety states, fueled by her memories and the possible threat of a nuclear war. Her condition also manifests itself in insomnia, against which she injects herself repeated doses of antihistamines. Hospital physician Dr. Fukuda advises her to undergo a deep sleep therapy, so Atsuko moves into the hospital's mental ward. She reminisces her Hiroshima experiences, her campaigning against nuclear weapons, and her housemaid Takeno's offer to commit suicide together, which Atsuko rejects, as she does the option to leave her home country.

Atsuko enters a sixteen-day-long deep sleep period; upon awakening, she suffers from hallucinations while at the same time witnessing the sometimes inattentive or even abusive treatment of her fellow patients by the nurses. She learns from Dr. Fusuda that Takeno, who is a devoted follower of the Reiyūkai sect, attempted suicide and is being looked after by a friend of Atsuko. The story closes with Atsuko and a young nurse, whom she finds sympathetic, taking a night walk in the hospital's green area and watching the full September moon.

Dexter (Michael C. Hall) has been kidnapped by Elric Kane (Shuler Hensley) and is being driven to meet with Kurt (Clancy Brown). Dexter uses his cuffs to attack Kane and cause the car to crash, causing Dexter to be ejected through the windshield. Kane then starts shooting at Dexter with a rifle, hitting him in the leg and prompting him to flee into the woods.

While talking with Angela (Julia Jones), Logan (Alano Miller) accidentally mentions that Dexter attacked a dealer outside a bar for supplying drugs to his son. She questions the dealer, Miles, who states that Dexter asked him for drugs, injected him with a needle and then punched him when the police arrived. She also learns from Logan that Miles' supplier, Jasper Hodge, was found dead in his apartment and due to the time coincidences, she starts suspecting Dexter. Meanwhile, Harrison (Jack Alcott) is picked up by Kurt and they visit the high school, where Kurt shows him Matt's trophies in multiple sports. He then teaches Harrison to hit a baseball, although he uses a machine to also hit him, causing Harrison to angrily remember all of his confrontations with his father.

Back in the woods, Dexter lays a false trail to mislead Kane while he escapes via a different route, leaving a confused Kane to look for him through the forest. Dexter finally makes his way to a closed summer camp, where he finds many instruments in the kitchen. As night falls, Kane finds the camp and is attacked by Dexter with a kitchen knife. Kane claims that he planned on taking him to Kurt's cabin and that it wasn't anything personal, but Dexter still kills him with a knife before leaving the scene in Kane's truck. Meanwhile, Angela investigates Jasper's death and finds another sign of a needle being injected in his neck, making her realize that Dexter was also involved there.

At the cabin, Harrison starts receiving text messages from Dexter to get out but decides to ignore it. He then dines with Kurt, with both bonding over their respective personalities. Harrison also reveals that he went looking for his father for a "connection" and expresses frustration about his father hiding secrets from him. Kurt leaves for a moment and returns with his rifle and ski mask, stating that it is time to pay for the "sins of the father". He instructs him to run as he targets him, just as Dexter arrives in the truck. Dexter fails to run Kurt over, but his appearance prompts him to flee. Dexter reunites with Harrison, and both leave the cabin.

At her house, Angela continues investigating Miles and Jasper, as both were injected with ketamine. She decides to search homicides in Miami related to ketamine, eventually finding more about the Bay Harbor Butcher. Back in the truck, Harrison asks about what happened, and Dexter decides that it is time to tell everything. He explains that Harrison is not alone in his dark thoughts and that he will teach him a "Code" to help him. Harrison then embraces Dexter, making Dexter think that this was not only what Harrison needed, but what he himself needed.

Dexter (Michael C. Hall) explains the meaning of "The Dark Passenger" to Harrison (Jack Alcott), explaining the purpose of the Code of Harry and how it helped him channel the Passenger. He then tells the story about a time in Miami where he followed Wiggles (Michael Laurence), a party clown who killed many children. However, at Debra's (Jennifer Carpenter) insistence, he hides the fact that he kills his victims, claiming he only confronts them and scares them to stop hurting people. This relieves Harrison, who connects more with his father. Shortly thereafter, Dexter chops up Elric's body into pieces.

On Christmas Day, Dexter gifts Harrison some clothing as well as a rifle. Harrison tests the rifle on bottles, managing to hit them. Dexter reveals that Kurt (Clancy Brown) was after Harrison because he confronted him, revealing Kurt's real persona as a serial killer. Harrison can't testify against Kurt because it would implicate Dexter at the scene. They then leave to meet with Angela (Julia Jones) and Audrey (Johnny Sequoyah). Unaware to Dexter, Angela has been investigating the Bay Harbor Butcher, finding a pattern between his victims and the drug dealer's death. Their reunion is interrupted when Kurt shows up with a gift for Angela and has a conversation with both Dexter and Harrison, who hide their encounter with him from Angela and Audrey. After he leaves, they decide to investigate his cabin to find any crucial evidence.

While investigating, Harrison confesses that he indeed injured Ethan at school and apologizes for his behavior. He also questions again about Wiggles' fate, deeming that just scaring him wouldn't be "justice". He also states that he has dreamed about hunting Trinity Killer and killing him with his own razor. Although tempted to reveal his true nature, Dexter is persuaded by Debra not to say anything. Having found the place where Kurt may hide his victims' remains, they decide to investigate later that night to avoid suspicion. While they are gone, Kurt sets fire to their cabin, intending to shoot them when they leave, but is shocked to see they are not in the cabin.

At Kurt's cabin, they find a bunker outside and they descend to access it. The security system alerts Kurt of their presence, panicking him. Dexter and Harrison find to their horror a hallway where Kurt keeps his dead victims embalmed and displayed in crates, including Lily and Molly (Jamie Chung). Harrison once again questions Dexter if he killed Wiggles and despite Deb imploring him not to do it, Dexter confirms it as well as admitting to killing Trinity and many other killers. Meanwhile, Angela investigates Molly's vacated hotel room and finds her recorder in the safe, deducing she would never leave it behind.

Knowing he will soon be caught, Kurt starts packing his belongings at his house, preparing to flee. He is then confronted by Harrison, distracting him so that Dexter can sedate him. They take him to his bunker, wrapping him in plastic on his embalming table. Kurt excuses his actions, explaining that he gave these women a salvation from his father although he was angry that they always wanted to leave. He also mentions that he tried to kill Harrison because Dexter killed Matt, although Dexter states that Matt fit the code for the boat accident. With Harrison as witness, Dexter kills Kurt and starts chopping up his body. As the blood reminds him of his mother's death, Harrison steps outside while Dexter finishes chopping up the body.

Dexter and Harrison discard the body bags at the foundry, noting that Kurt's behavior and trying to flee will serve as a good cover for them. They return to their cabin the next morning and are shocked to find it burned to the ground. Angela questions Dexter about his whereabouts, but Audrey allows them to stay with them for a time. At her house, Angela receives a note in an envelope, which states "Jim Lindsay killed Matt Caldwell" as well as leaving titanium screws. She then stares at Dexter, in suspicion.

In 1935, Aracy de Carvalho (Sophie Charlotte) goes to Germany and lands a position in the passport department of the Brazilian consulate in Hamburg. It was there that she managed to save many Jews from prison and the Holocaust by facilitating the issuing of visas to Brazil. João Guimarães Rosa (Rodrigo Lombardi) is asked to be Brazil's deputy consul and meets Aracy on his first day of work and immediately falls in love with her. João realizes that Aracy is hiding something and questions her. Aracy explains her whole scheme to João. He hesitates, but soon becomes convinced that it was the right thing to do. Aracy also attracts the attention of Nazi Thomas Zumkle (Peter Ketnath), an important captain of the SS. Zumkle becomes obsessed with discovering Aracy's secret, and his frequent insinuations, in addition to annoying Aracy, jeopardize all the help she offers to the Jews.

The opera takes place after the expulsion from paradise according to the Genesis creation narrative. The scene is a landscape in spring.

The libretto can be described as psychological poetry. The opera deals with the matrimonial conflict between Adahm (Adam) and Chawa (Eve) and the sexual intrigues between the sons Kajin (Cain) and Chabel (Abel), who both desire the only woman available, their mother.

Journalist Amir Valle conducted a ten-year investigation to write this essay on prostitution in Cuba. He collected testimonies from hundreds of Cubans: "prostitutes, pimps, dishonest policemen, hoteliers, taxi drivers, brothels, drug traffickers...".

In the chapter entitled ''The Island of Delights'', the author reviews the history of prostitution in Cuba. There he cites his sources such as the work of the Cuban historian Fernando Ortiz Fernández, ecclesiastical documents, studies by Roland H. Wright. He also evokes the deportation of black slaves to the "brothel of America" when Cuba becomes the playground of its neighbor the United States.

After the Cuban Revolution of 1959, the communist regime of Fidel Castro prohibited prostitution, this practice was officially eradicated with the commitment of the president of the Federation of Cuban Women, Vilma Espín, Raúl Castro's wife. But prostitution continues and the authorities tolerate it. It unfolds without control in "a world at night, dark, sinister, sordid, which only obeys its own laws and seems to celebrate a cult of the Marquis de Sade." Amir Valle describes the hidden face of Cuban prostitution: obscene practices requested by many clients, horror by some, pornographic and even eschatological acts.

The practice of prostitution has become common in Cuba. Necessity is law, all strata of the population are affected by this scourge: "workers, peasants, students, housewives." Women are forced to enjoy it, to meet the needs of their families, they live in difficult conditions, often victims of AIDS or rivalry between pimps. However, prostitutes can acquire an envied status in Cuba, earn money and allow those around them to live better. This standard of living, higher than that of university graduates, also allows access to medicines, construction materials that are not found in the usual stores, computer equipment and other vital products inaccessible to the average Cuban. Some even manage to leave Cuba with foreign clients.

After the publication of the book, Amir Valle, while traveling in Spain, was unable to return to Cuba. He settled in Germany in Berlin.

Arlan Salcedo (Luis Alandy), a lieutenant in the Philippine Marine Corps gets promoted to captain after an operations in 2006. In 2014, he encounters the same group of enemies now armed with better equipment and training.

Tina Marie Risico, a pretty teenage girl with low self-esteem, is spending time at the shopping mall when she is approached by a man claiming to be a photographer looking for new models. Tina follows the man to his van in the parking lot, where she is abducted, raped and taken away. The man, Christopher Wilder, keeps Tina for a cross-country road trip, with the constant threat that he plans to kill her when he gets bored of her. After a long time staying in motels and driving, Christopher and Tina form an awkward bond. At one point, Christopher has a moment of empathy for the girl when she breaks down crying, and he allows her to eat at a dine-in restaurant with him rather than waiting in the van.

Tina develops Stockholm syndrome and proceeds to stay at Christopher's side despite his acts of abuse towards her. She discovers that Christopher is killing other women and girls, and she reluctantly aids the man in luring another underage girl from a shopping mall, the same way Tina herself was abducted. Eventually, Christopher decides to let Tina go, buying her an airplane ticket home and kissing her. Tina has conflicting feelings about Christopher, traumatized by the abuse and the kidnapping, while also missing him deeply, which confuses her family when she's finally able to return to them. Meanwhile, after a violent altercation with the police, Christopher is shot and killed in a gas station parking lot.

''The Preacher and the Cross'' is an adventure in which a wealthy woman has been experiencing recurring dreams foretelling the murder of a priest.

''The Armstrong Malison'' is an adventure in which a mysterious stranger turns up late one night and claims to bring a message from an old friend.

The plot follows Anna and Marina, two sisters who set up a bakery in Majorca together.

''The Curse'' is an adventure in which an eldritch stone tablet is delivered by the postman to a player character.

The player is the driver of a "super-tank" called Raven. Raven is armed with powerful weapons and an anti-gravity device that allows it to move fast. The player must defeat the evil hordes of Gir Draxon, overlord of the Arcturan Empire, who aims to enslave Earth and its inhabitants.

''Crisis on Cloud City'' is an adventure in which a crazy super-droid, an Imperial spy and a virus are all let loose in the floating Cloud City; the adventure also introduces a deck of cards and rules for the game Sabacc.

The film deals with the Feldmann case from 1942. The couple Jacob and Rakel Feldmann try to flee to Sweden with the help of two Norwegian Milorg border guides.

A blind playwright is engaged to his assistant, and the two are close to completion of a new play, which is so dark and morbid that they find themselves on the brink of breakdowns. A greedy agent who has admired the playwright's previous work will stop at nothing to secure the play for himself.

Two guys whose broken relationship is tested as they are haunted by a supernatural entity awakened by their emotional turmoil and grief.

During the 1980s, near the Cape of Storms, an animal military unit called H.M.M.F. (Hydro Marine Military Force), consisting of two African cape fur seals: veteran Claggart & tech genius Switch, & a celebrity striped dolphin named Dolph, are tasked by their human superiors with trying to defuse an underwater mine. Due to a seal's color-blindness, Claggart ends up cutting the wrong wire, & the mine immediately blows up once hauled onto their ship, the Good Boy. This causes a portion of the ship to be destroyed & the ship to wrecked on a rock, while the H.M.M.F. all survive unscathed, though Claggart loses his name tags which drifts off to rest near Seal Island, an island endlessly full of seals. Over time, the now retired H.M.M.F. drift apart: Claggart stays behind on the wreck of the Good Boy, Switch goes insane & lives on his own wreck that he turns into a lab with his imaginary friend, Senior Echo (which is in fact his echo, though he sometimes speaks without Switch talking out loud), & Dolph goes into show business in his own popular superhero show titled: Dial Eck-Eck-Eck-Eck For Action.

In the present day, Claggart's name tag is found by a bold cape fur seal named Quinn & his nervous best friend Benji while hunting for fish, before they are chased off by sharks, whom their community lives in fear of, but their fear is always scoffed at by their elder leader, Brick. Due to the shortage of food, the seals are all forced to eat bad-tasting barnacles while having to wait for the annual sardine run. After retrieving the name tag, Quinn & Benji both share each of the name tags, & go out at night to search for food amongst the human shipwrecks with no luck, & run afoul of a great white shark named Grimes & his remora associates, who tries to eat them. Quinn manages to survive by hiding in the wreck, & calls for Benji to join him, but learns he has been eaten by Grimes after seeing his part of the name tag snagged on his teeth, who then goes for him next, but Quinn is then saved by an elderly Claggart, who drives off Grimes & brings him back to the surface & reclaims his name tag before leaving Quinn. After he comes to & is found by three cape gannets named Diving Dee, Roger, & Mayday, who has been trying to eat a starfish that's been stuck in her mouth for years, who guide him to the wreck of the Good Boy, where Quinn insist Claggart into teaching him how to fight a shark, which he had experienced him do that to Grimes before he passed out, so he can avenge Benji's death.

After some advice by Claggart to assemble a team in order to accomplish his goal, he returns to Seal Island, where he recruits the energetic but eccentric Beth, who prefers & suggests to licking rocks rather than eat barnacles, & the boastful yet cowardly Great Geraldo, who keeps telling everyone that comes his way about escaping an aquarium in Cape Town, but had to leave behind his Asian cape fur seal girlfriend, Magnificent Jing. They arrive at the Good Boy where Claggart teaches them the skills they need to fight sharks & eventually they pass the final exam. Later that night, after being convinced by Quinn, Claggart takes them to Switch's wreck, where he accepts the offer to join them & shows off his latest biotech weapons to help them, including snapping clam grenades, electric eel bolts, pufferfish mines, stolen synchronized watches (Geraldo instead gets a toy watch), fighting barracuda bazookas, pistol shrimps(that shoots an ion blast of knockout gas when used), & an group of octopuses all named Flicka, who can all turn into a suit that makes anyone invisible. With their training & new weapons, they successfully take down a shark. Two onlooking sharks see this, & report to Grimes, who decides to make an example of them by using his remoras to summon all the sharks in the world, including the one that Quinn & his friends trapped, & orders them to surround Seal Island.

The gannets tell the group of the situation, so Switch suggests using his special formula chum to hypnotize the sharks & lure them away from Seal Island, so they go to Cape Town to retrieve a boat in order to install the chum. Once there, Geraldo reunites with Jing, who forces him to reveal that escaping the aquarium was Jing's idea & she escaped & left him behind due to the fact that he couldn't go through with it, & he was thrown out instead of escaping. After some convincing, Jing joins the team, & they acquire a boat & head back to Seal Island, where they use the chum to lure the sharks away from Seal Island & use the advantage to bombard the sharks with their weapons, distracting them & causing them to smash them into a rock. When the shark they fought attacks their boat, it crashes into a crevice where one of Grimes' remoras gets separated from the shark & take it hostage where they learn from it that surrounding Seal Island was a distraction to keep them busy while Grimes was gathering more shark forces. Geraldo & Jing stay behind to distract the sharks surrounding the boat wreck by tricking them with a play with fake replicas, in which they amend their ways before joining the others near Grimes' wreck to learn his true intentions.

With the help of Flicka, Quinn goes undercover & learns that Grimes is planning to lead an endless population of sharks to attack the Seal Island population on their south to the upcoming annual sardine run. However, Quinn's cover is compromised after Flicka's effects wear off but orders Flicka to activate their countermeasures who do it by covering the entire area of squid ink. While the escape from the ink cloud, Claggart abandons the others to keep the sharks busy, while the others escape. After arriving on the Good Boy, Quinn leaves for Seal Island, as he no longer wants to endanger his friends, but once he arrives, he learns all the seals have gone for the sardine run, & he confronts Brick for mindlessly endangering them, but then the latter regrets that he already knows about sharks, & pretends to believe that sharks aren't real, because even though some seals won't come back, the community will survive, before leaving with the rest of the seals. Knowing that their fate is in his hands, Quinn returns to the Good Boy, & reassembles the team to take down Grimes once & for all.

They arrive at Grime's wreck by sneaking inside the mouth of Dave, a goofy looking, loud-mouthed basking shark whom they frequently encounter. Once there, they assault all the sharks with ambushes, but Grimes appears & traps them in a container, before he joins the other sharks to eat the seals, which have already arrived. The group eventually escape, & manage to protect all the seals, who also lose their fear & join in the fight, along with Brick. They are also joined by Claggart, who is revealed to be alive & had gone to recruit Dolph for the team, who both restart the Good Boy, allowing a chance for the seals to escape on board. Grimes pounces onto the ship & snags Claggart's name tag on Quinn with the other name tag snagged on his tooth, resulting in a tug-of-war, but Quinn breaks free & retrieves both name tags while Grimes loses his balance, falls back into the sea, & is then killed & mauled by the Good Boy's propeller. With Grimes dead, the entire seal colony head for the sardine run on board the Good Boy.

Months later, Quinn & his friends have hauled the Good Boy to Seal Island as their new base, where the residents of Seal Island now honor them as heroes, & they, along with the gannets & Dave, keep the island safe from any seal-eating shark that comes by.

In a series of mid-credits scenes, Dave is seen as a caller on a talk show radio station, where continuously talks about the many he accidentally ate other than plankton to prove that not all sharks are dangerous.

The plot of the film was described as a "reconstruction" on the events of the 2021 series, according to a press release by ''Famitsu'', with a depiction of the events which take place after the series finale. The plot of the original series focuses on Odokawa, a middle-aged walrus taxi driver, whose interactions with his customers entangle him into a recent disappearance of a girl.

This film is the story of a woman named Azar who commits illegal acts against others and earns money in this way. The director said that my first goal was to present a picture of an unusual woman and that I was going to portray her solo revolution against the law, the people and the norms of the surrounding society, and thus, the script was straightforward.

Route 4 is an independent Projekt by the NGO Sea-Eye. The Main focus isn't on the or refugees in total Sea Rescue, but on a birds eye perspective on the whole situation and the terrors of Libya. Route 4 tells the story of the dangers of this journey into and out of Libya. The Movie shows the way from Agadez (Niger) to Europe. Route 4, the namesake of the film, was chosen by the film production for the most dangerous of many routes across the Med, the central mediterranean Route. 2016 more than 373.652 people crossed the sea on this way.. More than 5.000 people died in the same year.

A decade ago, agent Martin Baxter quit MI6 after his wife's tragic murder in an operation gone wrong. But when journalist Sasha, asks for help solving an old case, Martin finds himself in the crosshairs of both UK and Russian intelligence. With his daughter held captive by the KGB, Martin has just 24 hours to deliver the secret case files — which means risking both Sasha's life and his own.

Bhargav is an employee in software engineering company in Hyderabad His company announces the US onsite job for the year best performer, from that day he sets the goal to achieve the award and go America, this haunts in his dreams, every day. Bhargav being third in the race of best performer tries to divert the toppers so that he can be placed first, especially Pradeep who is in the race, is being diverted to love Yaksha and he acts as love guru for him. Yaksha is their team leader who treats Bhargav has a termite and useless guy, always screaming at him for everything, nobody in the office knows why there is a sour relationship between them.

Bhargav stays in a flat along with swami a Tamil guy who is endlessly searching for a job, meantime two of his jobless friends from his village also visit and settle in his room. They depend entirely on him. Bhargav takes responsibility and guides them in every step of the way to get them jobs, but they become stupid in all interviews they attend. Bhargav is busy with his ending project, as appraisals are nearing which decides for the best performer, Pradeep who is completely diverted from the thought of award gets crazy for yaksha and decides to propose her on Bhargav’s advice. One fine day in the office accompanying Bhargav, Pradeep proposes to Yaksha, she becomes furious and slaps Bhargav and leaves the area. No one understands why she slapped Bhargav while Pradeep proposed to her.The truth is Bhargav is Yaksha’s husband, Pradeep and other his friends are shocked to hear this.

Bhargav narrates flashback.. How it all happened.While he was searching for jobs in the city, he comes across a beautiful girl Yaksha in her prime working in a Software Company at Hi-tech city and get attracted to her, to impress and get the attention of her, he fakes her that he works for Infosys and with various conniving ways he gets closer to her.Though Yaksha appears very joyful to everyone in the office and with her friends, she has sad and painful situation within her house, she is sick and tired of her stepmother, she completely controls and runs her father in every way, and her father is like a personal assistant to her, he nods for everything she says. This woman ill-treats Yaksha always picks up fights. She is also jealous of Yaksha doing the job because it gave her an opportunity to be self-dependent. As a whole Yaksha is going through painful emotion in her, even her long-time dream to go to America and pursue her career got shattered due to her stepmother not cooperating for her visa documents.

The friendship with Bhargav lightened her heart a bit, slowly their friendship blossoms into love. One day to Yaksha’s surprise, her stepmother arranges wedding proposal with her relative .when Yaksha denies her stepmom proposal, she locks up Yaksha and tries to forcefully arrange proposal, after Yaksha fails to make them understand, she escapes from the back door and calls Bhargav to reach registration office on phone and without wasting a time she asks him to marry her. Bhargav was shocked by her decision for which he was not prepared, his interest was to get the job and settle first, also he is guilty about his lie, he was planning to cover it up over the time, but her emotional decision entangles him to marry her.

Yaksha is more than glad that she has avenged her stepmother and also she got the man she admired. she thinks she can go to America along with him and fulfil her dreams of pursuing higher studies, but her joy didn’t lost for long, Her thrill disappeared when she discovered the fact that Bhargav is a big cheater, he is jobless and he didn’t have at least decent place to stay, Her heart sinks for being cheated. “You’ll never see me again,” she says and disappears from his life.

Bhargav feels guilty for all his actions, he wants to find her whereabouts and convince her but couldn’t find her. After few months, while Bhargav visits Brainwave informatics to attend to his job interview he finds Yaksha working as a team leader in the company, with fake experience somehow he gets a job into the company and joins under Yaksha’s team. Fortunately, when their company announced U.S onsite job for best former, Bhargav wants to grab this opportunity to prove himself to yaksha and take her to America to fulfil her everlasting dream.When all of his friends hear the story from Bhargav, they feel sorry for him and now everyone wishes a couple to reunite again. Pradeep decides to sacrifice his best performer to him.

In Bhargav’s office whole team work hard to complete their project and while one day is left to submit the project shockingly the project code is deleted from Bhargav’s login, this upsets, and angers the management everyone including the CEO fires at Bhargav for his violate . The truth is the vice president of the company joins hands with a competitor called GX Company. On their instructions he deletes the code of the final project, late in the office while the vice president is having a secret conversation with GX Company, Yaksha overhears and tries to confront his actions. Vice-president gets mad and wants to get rid of her, meanwhile, Bhargav arrives in time, fights with him, and saves her. Finally, this episode helps Bhargav and Yaksha get closer. With the help of friends Bhargav works all night and restore the code and submit the project in time.The company acknowledges the efforts of the Yaksha’s team, especially Bhargav. He promises the jobs for all his friends in the company including Swamy who already packed his luggage to go to Chennai. Yaksha and Bhargav are back on track again…

A film about the life and adventures of the legendary Soviet boxer Valeri Popenchenko, the champion of the USSR, Europe and the winner of the 1964 Olympic Games in Tokyo - about his childhood at the Suvorov School in Tashkent, about serving as a border guard cadet, about his first successes and failures, and about his friendship with the coach of the sports society "Dynamo" Grigory Kusikyants. The story is that in any, even the most prestigious fight, the main thing for an athlete is to overcome himself, his fears and weaknesses, and only then it will be possible to win a real victory.

Biathlete and master of sports Pyotr, together with his wife Nastya, return to their native village to work as a physical education teacher. They are met by harsh nature and harsh people living according to the laws of the taiga. According to these laws, killing for insult is the right of the strong, and there is no one here stronger than the shaman Vitya Lyudoyed, a former convict. Pyotr becomes a witness to his bloody crime. Only 10-year-old Ilya, the son of the victim, decides to challenge the killer. Pyotr cannot leave the student alone with a terrible revenge: Ilya must train hard, and then Peter will help him get even with Lyudoyed. Each in search of their own justice, accomplices go to the goal, breaking the rules by which they lived here for centuries.

When a retired killer finds a critically injured girl near his isolated lakeside home, he risks either blowing his cover to help the girl or leaving her to die.

Quota - The Reservation is based on real incidents. It depicts about Dalit Students who have lost their lives facing the prejudice and harassment due to Casteism like Rohit Vemula from Hyderabad, Payal Tadvi from Mumbai, Balmukund Bharti from New Delhi and many more. It overviews the perception towards Reservation System in India by Upper Caste students who feel that Dalit students are undeserving and only get admission in prestigious colleges just on the basis of Caste Reservation provided to them. Saurabh Rawat a first year Dalit Medical Student encounters Caste discrimination by an Upper Caste Student Pankaj Shukla, Saurabh opposes this incident but Pankaj abuses him physically. Saurabh tries to complaint to the College complaint redressal committee but they deny to accept any incident linking to Caste discrimination and takes no action. Simultaneously, a professor tries to make him feel further miserable by deliberately failing him in his course of 1st year. Saurabh accompanied by his friends knocks the doors of many sources to get his answer-sheet rechecked, Unable to get any help Saurabh decides to do something big and his action creates a huge revolution among the Dalit students across the nation. Finally he gets justice, providing a strong message to the society.

''Canal Priests of Mars'' is an adventure in which the player characters must travel to Mars on a security job.

The fiction follows Pilar, a history teacher and single mother who moves to Oviedo, together with her daughter Elvira, set to work in an "innovative" high school located in the city.

The young, experienced lawyer was living a normal life. Until his brother died suddenly, the lawyer, who was affected by his brother's death, later learned that his brother had a heart attack because of his drug overdose. He did not believe that his brother had died of drugs. After a while, an unknown person called his brother's phone and found out that there were people selling drugs to his brother and started looking for unknown killers. He catches the drug dealers one by one and finds their boss. The father of the lawyer's beloved daughter turns out to be a drug baron. Upon learning of this, the lawyer forces his beloved daughter to come face to face with her father. The drug lord orders the lawyer to be killed. When the lawyer and the girl meet, the killers, who are ordered to kill the lawyer, kill the lawyer's lover. The lawyer's lover died at the scene. All of the drug lord's work is exposed and the drug lord is imprisoned.

''Twilightcycle: 2000'' is an adventure in which a ''Paranoia''/''Twilight: 2000'' crossover module has the player characters time travel back to the 21st Century.

''Bottled Demon'' is an adventure in which the player characters are hired in a bar.

Timid housewife Jessica Cochran (Michele Lee) has been married to her controlling husband Gary (James Farentino) for years. She began dating him at the age of fifteen and has two children, daughter Maggie (Anndi McAfee) and son Pete (Damion Stevens). Gary had hit Jessica and threatened to kill her early-on in their relationship, although he has never hit the children. Both children are aware that Gary beats their mother, but they feel powerless to stop the abuse.

After some career trouble, Gary moves the family out to the New York suburb of Glen Oaks. At first, Gary seems like a sweet and loving husband, but after getting mad at some hippie neighbours who enjoy smoking marijuana, drinking alcohol and partying, he becomes obsessed with these neighbours, constantly reporting them to the police for petty reasons. Unemployed, Gary takes out his anger on Jessica. He attempts to cover up his inability to secure a new job by buying Maggie and Pete a VCR and a VHS tape of Disney's ''The Little Mermaid'', but then begins verbally attacking Jessica and his neighbours when Jessica asks him if he got a new job. Jessica takes up a part-time job at a bakery to help make ends meet; there she meets a new friend named Lee (Lee Garlington), who makes pottery as a hobby and shares some cigarettes with Jessica while they laugh at risque sex jokes. Lee declares that she "likes [Jessica's] buns!" (referring to Jessica's sourdough buns from the bakery), after which Jessica quips back, "well, I like your jugs!" (referring to Lee's pottery). Jessica also befriends her new boss, Walter, and becomes close with him. Meanwhile, Gary criticizes Jessica for wearing a knee-length skirt to work, telling her that she has fat legs.

Lee and Walter begin to notice bruises on Jessica's body, and urge her to divorce Gary and flee with the children. One night, during a particularly loud house party, a hippie stumbles drunk up to the Cochran home and repeatedly knocks on the door, making annoying noises. Gary responds by shooting and killing the hippie's pregnant wife, which horrifies Jessica. Gary is released from jail after claiming that the neighbours were trespassing on his private property, and arguing that the shooting was in self-defence. Meanwhile, while trying to teach Pete how to fight back against some local school bullies, he violently punches Pete in the stomach, causing the boy to collapse on the floor. Jessica catches Pete that night applying ice cubes from the kitchen freezer onto a large bruise up one side of his body. Realizing that Gary is beginning to beat the children, she sneaks out of the home and spends the night with Walter. She begins dating Walter, although Lee advises Jessica to go underground to a women's shelter because of Gary's murderous history.

Gary becomes more and more unhinged, attempting at one point to force Maggie and Pete into his car so he can abduct them. Walter and Jessica are able to pull the children away from him and rescue them. Lee takes Jessica to the police for a restraining order, but the issuing judge (Ellen Crawford) warns Jessica that a restraining order is merely a piece of paper, with no power to physically stop Gary from coming back. Gary lures Jessica back into the Cochran home and holds her hostage, forcing her to put on skimpy black lingerie while he proceeds to rape her. The next morning, a SWAT team arrives and a hostage negotiator is able to convince Gary to let Jessica free. Despite Gary's actions, he is once again kept out of jail.

Jessica moves into a women's shelter for the sake of Maggie and Pete, both of whom make friends at the shelter and begin resuming normal childhood activities, like drawing pictures. Jessica continues dating Walter, and they decide one evening to take the children to a diner for supper, in the hopes that it will be a fun activity to distract themselves from Gary. Unbeknownst to them, Gary has found the women's shelter and is following Jessica in his car. Jessica, Walter and the children eat a meal together while Gary watches from outside. Upon exiting the diner, Jessica and Walter share a kiss, infuriating Gary, who steps out of his hiding place and shoots Jessica and Walter with a revolver. An ending scene reveals that the real "Jessica Cochran" (Pamela Guenther) was mortally wounded by the gunshots and died, while the real "Walter Wheeler" (Stanley Stinson) recovered from his injuries and testified against Gary in court. It is revealed that the real "Maggie" and "Pete" Cochran (Christopher and Jennifer Guenther) were taken in by their grandparents after the killing of their mother.

After learning a long-held family secret, Major Tom Ryan (named for David Bowie's performance persona Major Tom) the son of a Hamptons housekeeper moves to Las Vegas, where he initially finds work as a handyman and has a brief romance with his boss's daughter. After losing his job and girlfriend on the same day, Tom accepts a job offer from Jordan, a stranger he meets out on the town. While Tom is hired to perform maintenance work, he grows increasingly immersed in Jordan's fast-moving Vegas world of youthful excess, easy temptation, and short-term rewards. Tom soon develops close bonds with the eclectic group of people who work for Jordan; as well as a budding romance with Sarah, the brash young woman living across the street.

While Tom's new world seems ideal for a young man seeking to lose himself in the present, emotional remnants of the painful past he left behind in New York start to emerge. Tom pushes even harder to forget, straining his new relationships and creating both internal and external pressures. In a dramatic series of third-act events, it becomes clear to all involved that Tom's unresolved issues make his presence subtly destructive and destabilizing.

On April 26, 1988, Valery Legasov records tapes blaming engineer Anatoly Dyatlov and other superiors for the Chernobyl disaster and revealing the truth of what really happened that night. Legasov manages to hide the tapes while avoiding being seen by a mysterious man in a car, where the former proceds to return to his apartment and hangs himself (his death occurs the day after the second anniversary in real-life).

As described in a film magazine review, Gilda Hart, woman member of a gang of robbers, decides to go straight, and is called yellow by the gang. Her aunt moves to the Coast. Gilda gets a job at a bank and wins the approval of her employer by detecting some counterfeit bills. The Dove, a member of the gang who loves her, brings the gang to the Coast where they find her. They try to persuade her to assist in robbing the bank, but she refuses. On the night of the robbery, she goes to the bank, takes the money, and returns to her employer's home. While she is gone, the gang goes to the bank, find the banker and bind him and carry him away in an effort to make him tell them where the money is hidden. Gilda goes to the gang to see where her employer is. She is in the room when the Detective and his aides arrive. She is accused of being an accomplice, but is given a clean record when the banker's mother tells them that Gilda had saved the money. The banker and the young woman then decide to "go straight" to see a minister.

When Jane, a beautiful but troubled American backpacking her way through Hong Kong, successfully fends off three thugs trying to rob her, it draws the attention of Shu, a female fighting champion. Shu recruits and trains Jane to fight in the vicious, all-female underground martial arts tournament known as The Kumite. After months of rigorous training, Jane is ready to face off against her killer rivals, including the apprentice of Shu’s nemesis, a Shaolin master. As other nefarious forces emerge from the shadows, Jane’s journey through The Kumite turns deadly as she risks everything to become the best female fighter in the world.

Ann and Mary are spending a Friday night with friends at an amusement park when a fight suddenly breaks out. The girls run away and meet two rich young men with a sophisticated woman, who invite them to go with them to a lonely villa by the sea. But their intention is to subject them to a sadistic game: the girls are terrified at the sight of a knife, and they don't know that Ann's boyfriend is desperately looking for them. To defend her friend, Mary loses control and hits one of the two boys, who appears to be dead. The other young man assaults Mary while Ann assists without being able to do anything. The night will end in tragedy.

A western remake of the film ''The Full Monty'', in East End of London where "cowboys" are a football team and "Indians" run the local curry house.

The Cowboys FC, overage and overweight South London team, are sponsored by an Indian restaurant.

As described in a film magazine review, Dr. Sumner, a love expert, engages Virginia as a trained nurse. She has been practicing as a clairvoyant. Poulet, her ballyhooer, plans to make a fortune by having her pose as the long-lost niece of Frederick Gordon, a wealthy broker. Preston DeWitt, the lawyer of Gordon, learns that Virginia is actually the lost niece, and attempts to become engaged to her. Failing in this, he tries to kidnap her. As the abductors try, they are overpowered by two other roughly dressed men. Lucy is thrown into a waiting automobile where the young doctor awaits her. The car soon comes to a halt in the country where the bandits level guns at the couple and order, "Kiss her. Kiss him." One bandit unmasks and proves to be old Gordon. He had known who Virginia was the whole time.

Takina Inoue, a high school girl working as a member of an all-female taskforce of assassins and spies known as "Lycoris" dispatched to eliminate criminals and terrorists in Tokyo, is sanctioned by her superiors at the DA agency for disobeying orders in order to save a colleague. She is transferred to work with the elite Lycoris agent Chisato Nishikigi at one of the agency's branches, which operates under the cover of a cafe, called "LycoReco".

A team of foreign agents arrive in Brazil and discuss an international plot to take control of the country's natural resources. They begin by installing devices on the country's main radio and TV transmitters. The devices are designed to emit subliminal messages geared towards changing the populace into a pliable and aggressive mob supporting a revolution.

Journalist Carlos, who is out of the country on assignment when the messages begin, and his friend Laura, who does not listen to the radio or watch television, are unaffected by the broadcasts and both soon realize that something has gone wrong in the country. They begin an investigation and uncover the plot by the agents.

Freedwoman Ellen Burns, who has an eidetic memory, poses as a mute enslaved person in the Richmond, Virginia, household of a Confederate senator to gather intelligence for the Union. Scottish immigrant Malcolm McCall is a Pinkerton detective posing as a Confederate soldier to spy on the family Ellen has been "loaned" to. The two overcome obstacles to falling in love.

The first part of the documentary focuses on the police "missing person" report of amateur hiker Gary Hinge: Toward the end of July 2017, Gary hiked to an unspecified area in the Mojave Desert (Nevada). His starting point was the town of Ruth and his target was presumably a cabin he had approached on a previous expedition. When he was two days past his estimated return date and did not return home, his housemate Simon Rodgers alerted Gary's sister, Beverly Hinge, who in turn notified the police. More than a week had passed since Gary had last been seen.

Initially, the police conducted a search based on the last GPS location of Gary's cell phone. Local and state police were involved, as well as park rangers and even volunteer groups. A few days later, it was reported that Gary's van had been found, 55 miles from his departure in Ruth, Nevada, at the end of a dirt road at the bottom of a small hill. This finding prompted search parties, who covered large areas on foot, by helicopter and with the use of drones. None of the groups were able to find any trace or indication of Gary's location. When several more days passed without any news, the police terminated the search, as they considered that the chances of finding Gary alive were already practically nil, due to the fact that he used to travel with minimal supplies, water and equipment, which left him at the mercy of the weather (the hottest time of the year) and other dangers, such as the local fauna or the fact that there are multiple abandoned mining pits in the area. As time went by, the media stopped reporting on it. Subsequently, Beverly hired a private investigator, William 'Bill' Salerno, so that the case would not be abandoned. A reporter from a local media outlet, Gal Roberts, decided to convince her editor to keep on top of the story, lest it be forgotten as a "cold case".

Thus, the investigation then focused on the clues that could be obtained from the van, now considered a crime scene. Two aspects stood out; first, numerous fingerprints that did not match Gary Hinge's were found all over the van, especially on the steering wheel. In addition, a trail of barefoot footprints, also not matching Gary's, was found. Since the John Doe's fingerprints did not match any database, the police found themselves at a dead end. In parallel, Bill Salerno started digging into Gary's social networks and Gal Roberts finds a promising clue in the video blog where Gary used to post his hiking and survival adventures, under the alias "Scorpion Sam". The hiker had some 50,000 followers, a fact unknown to his family and people close to him. Several of his readers believe they have some idea about Gary's final whereabouts, and that the question about his final destination could be related to some of his publications.

In the next to last of the published videos, Gary appears in frame from his home, narrating a very unusual experience, which had left him very disturbed: In his last excursion, he had been walking for three days in an unknown area, when he noticed the smell of smoke. Following that trail, he found a dilapidated-looking cabin, as if abandoned, but with smoke coming out of an old chimney. However, a sense of "imminent danger" caused him to move away from the site and make camp away from the area. The next morning, Gary reported that he found a trail of barefoot footprints, and on the way back to his truck, he felt he was being watched, and even felt he was being followed. This publication had a lot of comments, most of them negative, where followers expressed serious doubts about Gary's account, questioning why he had not recorded anything and did not present any evidence; another large number of comments were from users demanding him to give the coordinates of the place and another part of the visitors of his blog challenged him to come back. Feeling the victim of cyber-bullying and visibly affected, Gary recorded and uploaded one last video, explaining that he would not give the exact location of the mystery cabin, since he did not want to encourage inexperienced people to venture into those desert regions, and informed that he would return to the site, accompanied by his video camera and a gun for protection.

Several weeks after the van was found and search and rescue efforts were completed, a group of hikers in White Pine County reported that a backpack, which turned out to be the property of Gary Hinge, had been left at their campsite. Upon checking the contents of the backpack, aside from Gary's belongings and identification, his severed hand was found, still holding his video camera. Forensic analysis revealed that the hand had been severed from the victim while he was still alive, within a period of no more than five weeks. When authorities examined the memory card inserted into the camera, they discovered what happened to Gary on one fateful night.

The footage found reveals that Gary was indeed able to find his way back to the mystery cabin; his first video entry was recorded at dusk, mentioning that he had been on the road for a day and a half and was sure of the route. Subsequently, he finds various markers he had left from his previous visit. Next, the following recordings consist of video fragments all recorded under infrared light, starting with Gary talking very frightened; he comments that he is already very close to the cabin and that he can smell smoke, as in the previous time. Suddenly, he hears chanting that seems to be a human voice, although it seems distorted. Once he finds the cabin, Gary confirms that it is the same one he saw earlier. While filming the outside of the cabin, Gary detects a human silhouette moving towards him. Being very careful not to make noise on the rocky ground, Gary tries to move away from the site, but is eventually spotted by a human-like being, but with severe physical deformities, who attacks him and the camera stops recording.

Both the reporter and the private investigator speculate what or who might have attacked and killed Gary; it is mentioned that the police have made this footage public in the hope that someone in the audience might offer some additional clue, which has sparked a series of conspiracy theories linking Gary's disappearance to real or supernatural issues as diverse as Area 51, atomic testing, local Indigenous rituals, satanic groups or extraterrestrials. However, Gal Roberts expresses serious concerns about the fact that at least 17 social media accounts have taken it upon themselves to make expeditions to the area. Additionally, one of these groups is said to have posted that they have managed to find the trail of the cabin and its mysterious occupant, and that they will reveal the results of their expedition in 2022.

Jonathan Marsh is a lonely twenty-something, working night shifts at a local liquor store with his friend and shift manager, Eric, “The ERC.” One night at his apartment Jonathan is summoned through his TV by a seductive woman, beckoning him to come “meet sexy singles in his neighborhood” and call the 1-900 number on his screen. Soon, Jonathan finds himself on a blind date at Jenny's Diner with Dena. She coerces him to take her to his apartment, where they engage in a one-night stand. The next morning, Jonathan awakens alone in his apartment, no sign of Dena, but he does discover an uncomfortable and unsightly rash on his abdomen.

Looking for answers, he returns to Dena's but is greeted by a suspicious man who denies she lives there. Jonathan's paranoia increases when he is stricken with nightmarish visions. His physical symptoms worsen as well, eventually spreading to his arm. Unable to sleep, Jonathan returns to Jenny's Diner, where he receives a phone call from his friend, Eric, who tells him he's in trouble and to come over to his place immediately.

Jonathan arrives at Eric's to find his front door ajar and Eric not home. Jonathan goes inside to search for him. In Eric's room he's attacked by an unknown assailant. The police arrive and arrest Jonathan. Jonathan finds himself in the care of psychiatrist, Dr. Jason Ronaldi, who provides family counseling and commits him to a 3-day hospital stay. Ultimately, Jonathan is released into the care of his parents. His first night at home, while sleeping, he awakens to find a mysterious black, bubbling ooze on his bedroom wall. His paranoia escalates and he absconds from his parents' house. The next morning he awakens in an abandoned field.

He makes his way to an occult book store where he receives instructions to meet with Miss Melinda at Blue High Shack. That night at Blue High Shack, Miss Melinda tells him he's been the victim of a witch cult and coaches him through a ritual, involving a ceremonial dagger, meant to rid his body of the “evil” (black string) that has been implanted in him by Dena and the cult. It's a painful ordeal and Jonathan is unsuccessful in his attempt to remove the string. He returns to Miss Melinda at the occult book store demanding an explanation. She tells him to return to Dena and the witch cult for answers.

Jonathan returns to Dena's house. Ensuring no one is home, he sneaks into the house and finds Dena captive upstairs, agonizing and mangled. While Jonathan is upstairs with Dena, the witch cult occupants return home. Jonathan confronts them on his way out. Still, the suspicious man from earlier continues to deny any knowledge of “Dena," but Jonathan is convinced that what he saw upstairs was real and leaves to seek help. Jonathan returns to the liquor store to seek the help of his friend, Eric, who calls the police. The police quickly arrive and arrest Jonathan.

Once again, Jonathan finds himself in the care of psychiatrist, Dr. Ronaldi, but this time at the County Psychiatric Hospital lock down unit. Dr. Ronaldi encourages him to "confront his demons" and to commit to the therapy. That night, Jonathan is attacked by the demon of his nightmares. The next morning, Dr. Ronaldi and staff find him eviscerated and dead in his bed, the ceremonial dagger in his right hand, begging the question—did he do it to himself or was he sacrificed by the witch cult who cursed him? Dr. Ronaldi phones Jonathan's parents.

The denouement finds a young woman waiting at a bus stop when the witch cult pull up to offer her a ride. She gets in and they drive off toward an uncertain fate.

Following the revelation in the previous episode that Jellybean Jones was the person creating the mysterious videotapes that had been showing up around Riverdale, her father FP decides to take her back to live with her mom in Toledo, Ohio. He also resigns as sheriff of Riverdale and says he will be staying with her in Toledo. While Jellybean's brother Jughead says he wants to come with them, FP rebuffs him and tells him to focus on college, as he had recently been accepted to the University of Iowa.

On their last day at Riverdale High School, the seniors reminisce over their yearbooks and reflect on the time they've spent at the school. A time capsule buried in 1945 is opened and one of the items is a photograph of four seniors taken right before the four were deployed to war. Meanwhile, Mr. Weatherbee, the principal, tells Archie Andrews that he will be unable to graduate and will have to retake his senior year of high school. However, he still allows Archie to participate in the graduation ceremony and asks him to record a song for the event. Later that night, Veronica Lodge visits Archie and, although the two of them had broken up several weeks earlier, they spend the night together. At the graduation ceremony, Betty Cooper gives a valedictorian speech talking about the events that the seniors have gone through and how she has hope for a better future in Riverdale and for the graduating seniors. The ceremony occurs with Archie's recording of "Good Riddance (Time of Your Life)". Meanwhile, Cheryl Blossom's mother Penelope, who clandestinely attended the ceremony, tells her daughter that she is turning herself over to the police for some of the crimes she had earlier committed.

After graduation, Archie, Betty, Cheryl, Jughead, Veronica, Kevin Keller, Reggie Mantle, and Toni Topaz bury a time capsule with some of their own personal items. Archie, inspired by the photograph, talks to some Army recruiters and enlists, and when he reveals this to Betty, Jughead, and Veronica, Veronica leaves, saying she cannot support his decision. Later, Jughead reveals how he has noticed how odd their friends have been since prom. Realizing that Archie must've confessed to Veronica, Betty finally tells Jughead that she and Archie had kissed, which led to their breakup. The next morning, Jughead drives Archie to the bus stop for him to go to basic training. At the same time, Betty and Veronica talk about what happened and, deciding to talk to Archie before he leaves, go to the bus stop, but Jughead tells them the bus had just left. The three of them catch up to the bus and say their goodbyes to Archie, with he and Veronica saying they love each other, before he boards the bus again.

Over the summer, Veronica leaves Riverdale to live with her mother in the Hamptons, while Betty leaves to go to Yale University and Jughead departs to Iowa. One year later, honoring a vow the four had made, Jughead returns to Riverdale to meet with his friends at Pop's Chock'lit Shoppe, though they do not come. In a voiceover just before the end credits, Jughead reveals that it would be six years before the four of them would see each other again.

''Darius the Great Is Not Okay'' follows Darius Kellner, an Iranian–American teenager living in Portland, Oregon, who has clinical depression. He loves ''Star Trek''; tea; and his little sister, Laleh. Darius struggles with bullies, a lack of friends, and his disapproving dad, Stephen Kellner.

Stephen believes that it's partially Darius' fault for being bullied, since he makes himself more of a target. He dislikes Darius' hair length. Stephen also has clinical depression. The main time they spend with each other is when both they both watch an episode of ''Star Trek'' each night.

Upon discovering his ''babou'' (Darius' mom's dad) has a brain tumor, the family decides to take a trip to the desert city of Yazd, Iran, where Darius' grandparents live. Darius has not seen his grandparents in a long time, and has only talked to them through video calls, but Darius speaks little Farsi compared to his mom and sister, so he easily gets lost in the conversations. Upon arriving, Darius instantly connects with his ''mamou'' (grandmother), but struggles to get to know his babou.

Darius meets Sohrab, the son of one of Babou's neighbors. Sohrab invites him to play football, which Darius enjoys, but while showering after the game, other boys make fun of Darius' penis, calling it "Ayatollah", and Sohrab joins in. This leads to Darius leaving and having a breakdown, but Sohrab comes to apologize later in the day. Sohrab and Darius continue to bond as they hang out and begin to play football frequently. Darius feels comfortable around Sohrab; Darius feels like he can be himself around him. They often visit a rooftop (pictured in the cover) that provides a view of the city and an isolated place to talk.

Darius becomes frustrated when Laleh begins watching ''Star Trek'' with Stephen—the only thing that Darius and Stephen had together—and started without him, because he's already seen the episodes. Darius feels that Laleh is his better replacement. Darius receives an Iranian national football team jersey as a present from Sohrab, which he loves as it makes him feel like a true Persian and feel like he fits in. His family visits multiple sights of Yazd and Iran throughout the book, including Persopolis, Tower of Silence, Jameh Mosque, and the Fire Temple of Yazd.

In a few days before Darius and his family must leave Iran, Darius decides to buy Sohrab a pair of cleats as a gift. He visits the house to find their family in grief. Sohrab lashes out at Darius before revealing his father has just died (who was previously revealed to be jailed by the Iranian government for unknown reasons). Sohrab complains that Darius is always crying but has nothing to be sad for, and tells him to leave. Darius runs to the rooftop and cries.

Darius' dad finds him. They open up emotionally to each other: Stephen tells him of how he was close to suicide when Darius was young, and went on pills to prevent it. He states, "Suicide isn't the only way you can lose someone to depression." Darius explains why he was upset about ''Star Trek'', and how he feels that Stephen thinks Darius was disappointment to him. Stephen reassures him that he loves him.

Sohrab apologies to Darius, saying that since he was hurting, he wanted Darius to hurt too. They end on good terms and the family leaves Iran. Back in Portland, Darius has a better relationship with his dad, has frequent video calls with Sohrab and Mamou, is feeling more confident at school, and is motivated to tryout for his school's soccer team.

In the previous episode, Clifford Blossom was found hanging in his barn from an apparent suicide. This episode picks up with that and reveals that Clifford killed himself when it became apparent that he had killed his son Jason Blossom. Jason had threatened to expose his dad's crime, as it is revealed that Clifford had used his maple syrup business as a front for trafficking heroin from Canada. At the same time, FP Jones is incarcerated for his involvement with Jason's death. While Sheriff Tom Keller wants him to give him the names of Southside Serpents (Jones's gang) who were involved in Clifford's drug businesses, though Jones maintains their innocence and refuses to name names.

At Riverdale High School, Archie Andrews and Veronica Lodge reveal that they are dating. Meanwhile, Betty Cooper is writing an article on FP's innocence, though her mom Alice Cooper refuses to print it in ''The Riverdale Register'' out of fear of retribution for defending the Serpents, who have become a target for the town's anger. Betty decides to publish the article anyways on the school newspaper's website, which leads to her locker being vandalized with "Go to Hell Serpent Slut" written in pig blood. Around this time, Betty also begins pushing her mom to reveal more family secrets, where she learns that, while in high school, her mom gave up a son for adoption through the Sisters of Quiet Mercy and never mentioned this to Betty or her sister Polly. At the same time, Jughead Jones (FP's son and Betty's boyfriend) gets placed with a foster family and transfers to Southside High School. Later, some Serpents tell Jughead that they respect his father for not ratting them out and offer Jughead their protection and a leather Serpents jacket.

Clifford's daughter Cheryl Blossom, distraught over her father's death, walks out onto the frozen Sweetwater River in a suicide attempt, though Archie, Betty, Jughead, and Veronica arrive there just as she falls into the water. Archie manages to save her by punching through the ice and performing CPR on her. After recovering, Cheryl burns down her family's mansion, Thornhill, in an act of rebellion against her mom, Penelope Blossom. That same night, Mayor Sierra McCoy is hosting a jubilee for the town's 75th anniversary where Archie performs an original musical number with Josie and the Pussycats. After this, Betty gives a speech that both highlights the good of Riverdale but calls attention to its many flaws and that the town must do better in order to avoid future tragedies like what happened with the Blossoms.

The next morning, Archie meets with his dad Fred Andrews at Pop's Chock'lit Shoppe. However, while he is in the bathroom, a masked gunman tries to rob the store before turning his attention to Fred, who is shot. The episode ends with the gunman fleeing from the store as Fred, bleeding, is held in Archie's arms.

''Shirin'' (Mahtab Keramati) returns to Iran after many years to attend the funeral of her deceased father. But in this ceremony, he realizes that secrets about his father are hidden from him that have roots in the past and...

Nikolai, a loyal friend of Russian mafia Yuri, betrayed him and fled to Istanbul, stealing a map of the famous "Heart of the East" diamond. Yuri sends his people to Istanbul to find Nikolai. Yuri's men chase Nikolai in Istanbul's northern forest. Coincidentally, the map falls into the hands of 3 vagrant Turks Darya, Tayfun and Sedat. They go to an Azerbaijani professor living in Istanbul to find out what is on this map. According to the map, the famous diamond "Heart of the East" is stored in Sheki, one of the ancient cities of Azerbaijan. After receiving this information, the Turks left for Shaki. After the Turks, the men of the Russian mafia Yuri and the Azerbaijani mafia Rustam come to Sheki with their men. And all the events revolve around the search for this famous "Heart of the East" diamond.

Peyami is a famous fashion designer. When his grandfather dies he comes to Istanbul along with his father Mustafa who is mentally sick having a child like intelligence. For Peyami even the existence of his father has been a shame to him. Nonetheless he assigns a babysitter to take care of him. He falls in love with a client for whom he sews a wedding dress for.

The gameplay of Moonglow Bay begins when the player's partner is declared dead after being missing for three years. The player character is joined by their daughter and resolves to fulfill their partner's dream of revitalizing the old fishing town they call home. The daughter and the inhabitants of the town teach the player to fish, cook, and upgrade the boat. After learning that the town's fishing industry died upon hearing too many tall tales of the ocean life, the player must confront a famous fish called The Ruin to prove to the townsfolk that the legends are overblown. This restarts the town's fishing industry, but the fisherman inform the player that a big storm is keeping them from success. Upon investigation, the storm turns out to be caused by an upset electric fish shocking the area. After freeing the fish, the player happens upon a large gate that seals away a portion of the bay. The townsfolk tell a story about the founding twins of the town, who passed the key down until it was thrown into the ocean. After retrieving the key and opening the gate, the player finds a pair of fighting fish. Initially planning to remove one of the fish to make money to invest into the town, the player instead finds a way to separate them and decides to allow them both to live separately in the lake out of respect for nature. Upon returning to the town, the player learns that there is ink flowing throughout the bay, making it impossible to fish and making it unlikely for tourists to return. The lighthouse keeper knows the cause and the solution, but is reluctant to share because he feels that the town does not want to get better. Similarly to the player character, he too once wanted to revitalize the fishing town, and was disappointed that the town's fishing industry was diminished regardless. Disappointed, the player character stays home for many days. Eventually the daughter brings her out of the house, and both the player character and the lighthouse keeper are encouraged to see local fishermen removing ink from the bay in order to keep it clean.

Throughout the above plotline, there are many side quests that involve investing in improving the town and learning about the backstory of each of the townspeople. Additionally, cleaning up the town and stocking the aquarium bring more tourists to the area.

Joventino, one of the greatest farmers in the Pantanal, disappears without a trace and abandons his son, José Leôncio. Five years later, on a trip to Rio de Janeiro, José Leôncio falls in love and marries Madeleine. The two move to the Pantanal, where their son, Jove, is born. Madeleine misses her life in the city and does not accept the fate of loneliness that comes with being a farmer's wife. With her husband always on the road, she is forced to live with Filó, a maid whom she knows little and does not trust. Madeleine doesn't understand José Leôncio's relationship with Filó and Tadeu, Filó's son and godson of José Leôncio. What Madeleine does not know is that Filó was a prostitute with whom José Leôncio had a relationship on one of his trips in the past.

Madeleine flees the Pantanal taking Jove, still a baby, to her family's mansion. Jove grows up out of sight of his father, who found himself unable to fight for custody of his son. José Leôncio has never failed to meet his legal obligations, sending monthly alimony. Jove grows up believing that his father is dead, while José Leôncio finds an heir in Tadeu. Some years after Madeleine's departure, Filó confesses that Tadeu is also José Leôncio's son. Despite their joy at the revelation, the three of them keep the information a secret. Thus, Tadeu remains only as the godson of his boss, which hurts him deeply.

Twenty years later, Jove discovers that his father is alive and goes in search of him, in a reunion marked by a big party. Although happy with the moment, José Leôncio and Jove face an abyss of behavioral and cultural differences, while Jove deals with Tadeu's jealousy. To complete the family turmoil, at one point, everyone is surprised by the arrival of a third son who vies for the love and admiration of this father: José Lucas de Nada. José Lucas arrives at the farm by the hand of fate and discovers the family ties he never had. In the midst of the events, Jove and Juma Marruá fall in love. The daughter of Maria Marruá and Gil, Juma does not open her guard to anyone and has learned from her mother to defend herself from the "animal men", the most dangerous species that can prowl the abandoned village where she lives. The "animal men" took her whole family. Thus, she became a wild and distant woman. Despite their differences, Jove and Juma live an intense passion.

Alex, Jaime, and Pip are three friends living on a New Zealand dairy farm, eight years after all men on Earth have died from a mysterious virus. An organization called Wellness now runs their community and controls repopulation via lottery, using sperm saved from old sperm banks. The friends' lives are thrown into disarray when they encounter a man who they assume to be the only surviving man in the world. They eventually stumble upon a very disturbing lab where some of the very few surviving men are being held hostage, tied up to their chairs, gagged and naked, with pumping devices being attached to their genitals, raping and milking them to spermjack their semen to preserve their sperm for very limited human breeding.

A young woman named Anwuli Okwudili lives in a near-future Nigeria, where advanced technology has enabled her to upgrade unformed or weakened body parts with cybernetic prosthetics created by the megacorporation Ultimate Corporation. Anwuli, who goes by the name "AO", lives as a mechanic in the capital city of Abuja. To the north, a great sandstorm blows perpetually. After being attacked in a marketplace, AO fights back and ends up killing several men. Wanted for murder, she flees and encounters a Fulani herdsman named Dangote Nuhu Adamu, who goes by the name "DNA". Because he is also wanted for murder, DNA and AO flee together further north.

Once upon a time there lived an old man with an old woman by the very blue sea. The old man threw the net into the sea and caught a fish, but not a simple one, but a gold one. And that fish is magic, it can fulfill three wishes.

In a world where destructive creatures called Mononoke exist, a group called The Izanagi Force was created to combat these evil creatures. Dora Sasaki wishes to be a samurai to avenge the death of his mother, but finds that he cannot due to not having any supernatural energy. However, this changes when he meets a Mononoke called Kusanagi, who is pure-hearted and wishes to create a kind world. Together, they fight against the Mononoke and protect humanity.

A couple Jack and Sally go on a weekend trip to a remote cabin to get away from Halloween Trick or Treaters but still are visited by a trick or treater that night.

Pedro dreams of becoming a famous musician. By chance he meets the singer and songwriter Ana, who shows him the diversity of life and music. On his journey, Pedro begins to rethink his definition of success and has to grapple with what he wants for his own future.

16-year-old Sofía Rivera had to move constantly because of her parents' work and live in the most remote places. Sofía longs for stability in life and finally wants to build long-term friendships and relationships. This wish seems to come true when the family moves to the small mountain village of Río Vivo. But when Sofía discovers a supernatural power that is connected to water, her dreams vanish into thin air. At the same time, the controversial and mysterious Fénix siblings arrive in the village and attract the attention of all residents, including Sofías. Sofía quickly develops a deep connection with Gael, the middle brother, to whom Sofía feels drawn. Her family is against this relationship because they don't trust Gael and his siblings. As Sofía deepens her relationship with Gael, she begins to decipher all mysterious and supernatural events and learns more about herself in the process. Her discoveries ultimately lead Sofía to question her previous understanding of the world.

Two sisters face off against cannibal zombies after a comet wipes out most of life on Earth.

A group of twentysomethings take a business tycoon’s daughter hostage in a failed robbery attempt and realize they’re in over their heads when the girl turns out to not be as innocent as she appears.

The film focusses more on Brecht's relationships with women (namely Paula Banholzer, Marianne Zoff, Helene Weigel, Elisabeth Hauptmann, Ruth Berlau, Käthe Reichel, Regine Lutz and Isot Kilian) than on his plays and poems. It does not mention the term epic theatre (though rehearsal scenes in Part 2 illustrate his working process with the Berliner Ensemble) and his years of exile are skipped - Bresloer has written:

:"Naturally I would also like to have treated his exile. But that would have been a very particular film and there wasn't enough budget or airtime for it. In my novel about the film, however, exile does come up, especially his time with Margarete Steffin.''

Part of the film consists of an account by Martin Pohl, one of Brecht's Masters students, who was imprisoned for two years - it tells how he was tortured by sleep deprivation and gave a false confession.

Part 1

This deals with Brecht's time in Augsburg, Munich and Berlin before his exile. "I'll come right behind Goethe" muses the slight and shy-looking 17-year-old schoolboy to his young love Paula, wanting to be the latest genius. His friends laugh with him at his presumptuousness and yet believe him.

Part 2

This mainly deals with his life and work in East Berlin after his return from exile, such as his work with the SED regime in East Germany. This includes the SED central committee's 1953 plan to hand over the Theater am Schiffbauerdamm to the Kasernierten Volkspolizei ensemble (later known as the Erich-Weinert-Ensemble) and Brecht's successful appeal to Otto Grotewohl against this. That venue has thus housed the Berliner Ensemble (founded by Brecht and Weigel in 1949) since 1954.

''Anime Supremacy!'' tells the stories of three women working different roles in the anime industry: a producer, a director and an animator. Through the course of the story, the women experience the challenges that crop up when creating an anime series as they aim for the title of ‘Supremacy’ – a term given to the very best anime that season, either in sales or from the buzz surrounding it.

The story deals with four days in Lissy's life in which she finds an outlet for a rebellious urge that has built up over several years. Lissy comes from a sheltered home with a conventional father who is a municipal politician. In the new environment she slips into the circle around the jazz group The Blue Bells, where she meets Lillegutt (Little Boy). He is a key member of the gang and supplier of drugs. Lillegutt is a cynical and intelligent judge of character, who has turned his back on a society of hypocrites. Through him, Lissy opens her eyes to the dividing lines between what is accepted and what is real.

The main character of the film is Asko Mertanen (Hannu Lauri), a Tamperean waiter who have tall poppy syndrome. During his work, he sees the bosses of the city and the construction business elite celebrating "with worker's money." Feeling anger and bitterness about this, Mertanen is planning the assassination of the President of Finland (Tarmo Manni). Mertanen's girlfriend, waitress Eeva-Maria (Laila Räikkä), wants to witness as he practices for his plan by shooting at a live target. At the same time, police are investigating the death of another female waitress, leading to interrogating Eeva-Maria, and during that, the police notice Mertanen for the first time. Several events come in contact with him, and in this way Detective Hanhivaara (Antti Litja), who is investigating strange shootings, manages to track him down.

In 306 BCE, the city-state of Rhodes strives to maintain its independence during the ongoing struggles for supremacy in the Near East between the successors of Alexander the Great, particularly Antigonos, who controls Asia Minor, and Ptolemaios, who rules Egypt. Forced to pick sides when Antigonos' son Demetrios arrives proposing an alliance against Ptolemaios, the Rhodians, whose prosperity depends largely on trade with Egypt, decline. Demetrios goes on to invade the island of Cyprus, currently ruled by Ptolemaios' brother Menelaos.

Under the guise of a trading mission, Rhodian merchants Menedemos and Sostratos take their ship the ''Aphrodite'' to carry word of these developments to Ptolemaios. After fulfilling their mission, the two linger to conduct business in Egypt, Menedemos in the new city of Alexandria and Sostratos in Memphis, taking time to visit the Pyramids and the Sphinx. Ptolemaios builds up a fleet to relieve his brother and drive Demetrios from Cyprus, and forces the ''Aphrodite'' to transport arms for the army he intends to land there.

Menedemos and Sostratos reluctantly follow the fleet to Cyprus, where they peripherally witness Ptolemaios' defeat in the great naval battle of Salamis. Escaping in the aftermath, they bring news of the disaster home to Rhodes, where the weapons the ''Aphrodite'' carries can be put to use in defending the city. It is generally expected that Demetrios, will inevitably follow up his success in Cyprus by attacking Rhodes.

As described in a film magazine review, Bob Evans, a Texas Ranger, falls in love with school teacher Stella Bolling. She aids Jim Kemp, a wounded stranger, who reveals himself to be her long-lost brother, who had broken out of jail. Buddy Clark, an orphan also cared for by Stella, rescues another wounded man, and learns from him that he is really Stella's brother, and that Stella is being imposed on by the other stranger. Stella has gone with the stranger. Bob pursues them and saves Stella from an attack by the stranger at a burning cabin, who meets his just deserts. Buddy also saves a dog from the burning cabin. Bob has won Stella's affection.

A dismissed chef and a failed rapper rob a car to flee from the city on their worst day. On their way to a small town, they meet a mentally unstable girl who thinks of herself as an angel. Later they find out that a gang is chasing after them, because of the car they robed. The trio has different destinations in life but on the same journey. The whole film is about two days of their journey. Three people, two days, one journey. Will they reach their destination?

The story follows the activities of the three members of the Ichinomiya Prefectural High School’s system administration club (part of the wider IT club). Each chapter is focussed on a certain aspect of the Ubuntu operating system or a related topic, such as command-line interfaces, input methods, Linux Mint, or software licensing.

The story opens up with Sonya, a failed mother and failed actress, living in Dublin with her 4-year-old son Tommy, and a dog, Herbie. Her father, who she does not have a good relationship with, intervenes by sending her to rehab for 3 months. When she moves to rehab, Tommy and Herbie are looked after by her father without any promise of them being returned after she completes the program. Sonya struggles in rehab as she is not able to take it seriously. She finds it difficult to connect with the others in the rehab, and it becomes difficult for her to discover who she really is.

Flashbacks

An armored hovertrain approaches the Tusken Raiders’ camp, taking out several Tuskens before riding away into the desert. Later that night, the Tuskens cremate their fallen. Troubled by their plight, Boba Fett travels to Tosche Station armed with a gaderffii stick and rifle. Nikto miners attack Fett at the cantina. Fett fights the miners, and takes their speeder bikes outside the cantina back to the Tuskens' camp, and begins to teach them how to ride and use the bikes in a plan to rob the hovertrain.

Days later, the hovertrain approaches, Fett and the Tuskens pursue the train with the speeder bikes. They manage to board it, jumping across carriages and fighting several sentries, eventually approaching the train engine, where Fett stops the train by using his gaderffii stick to disable the ship's engines. The Tuskens loot the train of weapons and supplies, and take the surviving Pykes captive. Fett asks who the leader is. The leading Pyke stands up, removing his mask. Fett tells him that since the Tuskens claim the Dune Sea as ancestral ground, a toll must now be paid for passage, and lets them return to the Pyke Syndicate with these new terms.

Later, the Tusken chief gives Fett a lizard in a basket, which climbs into his nostrils, causing him to experience visions including him climbing out of the Sarlacc and watching his father leave Kamino on the Slave I as a child. Fett returns to the Tusken camp the following day, and presents a branch from his night journey to the Tuskens. They lead Fett to a tent, where they clothe him in Tusken robes, and help him forge the branch into a new gaderffii stick. He parties that night with the other Tuskens, becoming one of their own.

Present

Fennec Shand leads the captured assassin from the first episode into Boba’s palace, where he holds him in court, demanding to know who sent him. After arguing, Shand presses a button that activates the trapdoor to the Rancor's den. The assassin panics and reveals he was sent by the mayor of Mos Espa. Begging for his life, Shand reveals the pit is empty, and they take him to visit the Ithorian mayor, Mok Shaiz. Once there, one of the mayor's guards shoot the assassin, and thanks Fett for turning him in, revealing he didn’t send the assassin or have intentions of killing him, and tells Boba to visit Garsa Fwip.

At Garsa's Sanctuary and Garsa explains that "the Twins" have laid claim to their late cousin Jabba's bequest. Fett, Shand, and the Gamorreans walk outside to see a procession carrying the two Hutts. Fett tells the Hutts this is his territory, prompting the latter to claim this as Jabba's territory and now theirs. Fett rejects this, stating that he is the Daimyo of Mos Espa. An armed black Wookiee known as Black Krrsantan approaches, but Fett is not intimidated, telling them they will have to kill him for the territory. As Shand and Krrsantan load their weapons, but Hutts leave, saying the matter will be dealt with later. As Shand tells Fett that they will have to get permission to kill the Hutts, Fett accepts that this is not over yet.

The unknown character who woke up in a room not knowing where he is. He's trying to escape the house and he's been chased by The Witch.

The player assumes the role of a young treasure hunter who has learned of the existence of an ancient, treasure-filled ruin underneath Kamiyoshi Academy in Shinjuku, Tokyo. Entering the school as a faux transfer student, his true goal is to explore these ruins and unearth the treasures (and OOPArts) they hold. This is not an uncomplicated task, however: the ruins reveal themselves to be an upside-down Ancient Egyptian pyramid, guarded by traps and age-old monsters of Japanese myth – and the school's student council, being more than it seems at first glance, is equally determined to get in the way.

The story is told as in an anime: divided up into "episodes", each one starts and ends with the same opening and ending sequences, and has separate sub-stories contained to each episode.

Tenida and his friends Kyabla, Habul, Pala go for a vacation in Darjeeling. One scientist Satkari Santra asks them for help to protect his valuable formula from a Japani spy Kagamachi. Satkari invites Tenida and his associates in his residence, Jhau Bungalow but Kyabla finds Satkari himself is very misleading person. They try to reveal the mystery behind Satkari's story.

Bruce agrees to sell the Warren farm to Mr. Manning, after his pregnant wife Ruth encourages him to do so. Bruce's sister Hester doesn't want to leave the family house, because of memories of her dead father. Ruth and Hester argue about it during which Bruce goes after a horse that escapes. Hester knowning that their lanterns won't stay lit for long enough to get back, sends Ruth after Bruce to the snowstorm where they both end up dying.

The novel takes the form of an inverted detective story following the concerns of George Surridge, director of the Birmington Zoo whose financial troubles and unhappy marriage drive him towards contemplating a murder that could miraculously turn his fortunes around. An outlandish method of killing will relieve him of all his troubles. The arrival of the thorough Chief Inspector French from London, intrigued by the case, threatens this perfect crime. French believes he knows who committed the murder but has to work out how.

Presented by Vermut as "a story about love and monsters in modern times", the plot concerns about the relation between Julián, a video game designer (and a "heinous monster" in need to love and be loved) tortured by a grim secret, and Diana.

The novel begins in the Charter village of B-Mor, formerly Baltimore, in a world afflicted by the disease "C" as the collective narrator reminisces on Fan's absence. Fan was a dedicated fish tank diver who was close to her boyfriend, Reg. However, Reg disappears one day with no explanation after being summoned to speak to a manager before the start of a work week. In the following days, Fan withdraws from her friends and work acquaintances. She ultimately decides to quietly leave B-Mor to search for her boyfriend in the aftermath of a big flood that kills one of Reg's younger friends.

Fan begins her search by travelling westward via old roads into the anarchic open counties. However, she collapses in a ditch during a downpour, and Quig and Loreen find her crumpled form. They decide to bring her with them to the Smokes, a settlement in the open counties where they both live; Quig drugs her and shoves her into the trunk of his station wagon. Upon arriving at the Smokes, Quig takes care of her injured leg, and Fan is kept locked in a room of spare parts while she recovers. Loreen quickly expresses her dislike towards Fan's presence. In the ensuing days, there is an incident where she beats Fan until Quig intervenes and knocks Loreen out. In the aftermath of this incident, Loreen's son, Sewey, begins to bring Fan food and drink. Loreen continues to beat and humiliates Fan during her stay in the open country compound.

After some time passes, Quig needs to travel through the barren Northeast to get medicine for Sewey. He takes Fan with them, and Fan bonds with Quig over driving lessons. Fan learns about the death of Quig's wife and daughter that lead him to leave his Charter village and create the Smokes. After a car accident, they seek shelter with the Nickelmans, a family performing troupe who decide that they want Fan to stay with them. The Nickelmans drug Quig and attempt to gut him, but they manage to narrowly escape. Ultimately, they reach the Charter village of Seneca, and Fan becomes an indentured servant to Mister Leo and Miss Cathy after Quig trades her for needed medicine. Mister Leo rapes Fan, and Miss Cathy attacks him, leaving Mister Leo with brain damage. Miss Cathy decides to keep Fan with the seven Asian girls she keeps in her chambers.

The other girls kept by Miss Cathy want to help Fan escape, so two of them poison themselves. Fan leaves with Vik, the doctor who comes to treat the girls who develop botulism as a result of their efforts. Vik takes Fan to a party where she meets Betty and Oliver. After deciding to leave the party with them, she finds out that Oliver is her older brother, Liwei, who tested out of B-Mor. He now works at as a medical researcher trying to cure the C-illness that plagues the population. He shares that Reg was taken by a pharmaceutical company because he is free of C, the disease that plagues everyone in the world of the novel. It is also revealed that Fan is pregnant with Reg's child, and Liwei decides that he will sell Fan to a pharmaceutical company because the baby could inherit Reg's C-free status. After learning of Liwei's plans, Betty works with Vik to rescue Fan from her brother, and the novel ends as they escape.

Leo, out walking one night, is assaulted by police. To regain a sense a safety, he asks his friend Ralph to buy him as a slave for forty days, positing that he will be safer as a white man's property. Ralph, initially terrified of being white, male and straight, agrees. Their new relationship corrupts Ralph and releases his inner "whitey", and he joins a club exclusively for whites. In the second act, Ralph makes Leo wear a slave collar.

''Taboo'' is the story of a 67-year-old Iranian landowner named ''Salar'' (Jamal Ejlali) in the north of Iran. In spite of having 3 legal wives, he is pushing one of his workers - who has a beautiful 24-year-old daughter (Elnaz Shakerdoost), to force his daughter into marrying him. The girl is a nurse and is in love with a local teacher named ''Kasra'' (Mohammad Hadi Dibaji). She escapes to him and together they decide to get marry but...

Following the previous episode, FP Jones is in jail for the murder of Jason Blossom, with the murder weapon found in his house. However, Archie, Betty, and Veronica had searched his house earlier and had not found the weapon, leading them to believe that FP was framed. However, he confesses to the murder and tells the Sheriff Keller how and why he did it, also admitting that he had stolen files related to the investigation from the sheriff's home. The confession leaves FP's son Jughead despondent, but after being consoled by his friends, he is also convinced of his father's innocence. Investigating further, they talk to Joaquin, another member of FP's gang, the Southside Serpents He reveals that FP had been responsible for getting rid of Jason's dead body and that he was helped by Joaquin and another Serpent. They go to question this other Serpent, but discover his dead body in a motel, a victim of an apparent drug overdose. Police discover a bag of money in the motel room with the initials "H.L." on it, tying the murder to Veronica's father Hiram Lodge.

Meanwhile, Betty's dad Hal Cooper reveals that he was the one who stole the files from the sheriff's house, as he was afraid that the files could lead the sheriff to implicating the Cooper family in the murder, since Jason was dating his other daughter Polly at the time of his death. This reveal shows that FP's confession was at least partially false, and eventually another Serpent reveals the location of a bag FP had hidden in the woods as a "contingency plan". Inside the bag, they find Jason's letterman jacket and a thumb drive with a security camera video showing Jason's father Clifford murdering him. They turn the evidence over to the police and learn that, while Clifford was responsible for Jason's death, FP had falsified his confession after Clifford threatened to kill Jughead if he told the truth. The police go to arrest Clifford, but find him hanging on his family estate, next to hidden bags of drugs.

In November 1982, married couple Ray and Olivia return to their small town home, to find that their eight-year-old daughter, Maisie, has disappeared without a trace.

One year later, after a funeral service, the family arrives at Ray and Olivia's house. In addition to the two of them and their son Noah, Ray's brother Billy, Olivia's sister Arlene and her husband Kenneth, the sheriff of a neighboring parish, and Olivia's widowed brother Morgan join for dinner. The group attempts to have dinner, but Ray begins an argument with his brother Billy. Later, Ray and Morgan have a short conversation about grieving: Morgan offers his advice, but Ray makes it clear he has no intention of moving on, and storms out of the kitchen.

A strange play of light begins in the forest, which Ray looks at with concern. He suspects that local children are using flares, and sets out to confront them in the forest. Against his will, Morgan, Billy, Sheriff Kenneth and his son Noah join him. They drive into the forest, and witness strange phenomena: electricity goes haywire, both on their flashlights and on the car, an inexplicable light crosses the forest, and Morgan disappears without a trace. At the same time, Sheriff Kenneth experiences something that renders him catatonic, and the party reunites in the car, with Morgan still missing. Olivia and Arlene, who remained in the house, are startled by rumbling noises.

After the men return, the house experiences further disturbing phenomena. The lights flickers erratically, electrical devices turn on by themselves, an invisible force attracts metal objects and a figure sneaks around the house and tries to enter. Drawn by the glaring light, Ray, Kenneth and Arlene disappear one after the other. Billy, Olivia and Noah flee from the property to the nearest country road, where they witness a light show in the night sky; it is now clear that the events are due to extraterrestrial beings. The trio is picked up by the local sheriff and another policeman and driven back to the house. Neither of the three reveals what had actually happened, and just declare that they were tormented by some unknown trio. At their own request, the three stay behind in the house and barricade themselves in the bedroom of the missing daughter, and the police officers go back to town. At the police station, a crowd is waiting to give statements regarding similar events; a police woman describes similar occurrences to the sheriff.

Back in the house, an alien enters the bedroom and touches Olivia's forehead. She finds herself in a copy of the house, where she can see past events through the windows: the scenes that led to the disappearance of her daughter Maisie a year earlier take place. While Ray and Olivia were in town, she sees how Sheriff Kenneth visited Maisie and took advantage of her parents' absence to rape her. He then killed the girl and buried her in the forest where the light shows began a year later. Olivia wakes up in her bed again. As the truth unfolds, the walls of the house begin to crack, and Olivia finds herself laying in Maisie's bed, while she processes what she just found out about.

Her son calls her, and she wakes up in the room again. All of the people who had previously disappeared slowly reappear in the house, with a small nosebleed and evident shock. They were all shown, like Olivia was, what had happened a year ago, and Kenneth's horrendous crime is now known to them all. As they go down the stairs, Kenneth begins to curl himself against the wall, and Arlene attacks Kenneth. Moments later, the sheriff arrives, while Olivia asks Kenneth where Maisie's body is.

The sheriff organises a search party that finally finds Maisie's body, and the family holds a second funeral. He is then interviewed on TV about the events that unfolded, and the alien's aid in finding Maisie. The last scene shows Ray and Olivia in bed, as they begin process what has happened and find inner peace.

The epilogue begins in Crazyloff's study, where he is criticized by the Institute of Incoherent Geography for losing so much transportation equipment during the voyage. At the top of the Institute's tower, he presents his plan for recovering the equipment: a powerful magnet able to attract the automobile lost in Switzerland, the train that was eaten by the Sun, and the submarine destroyed at sea. The plan is a success and is celebrated at a banquet where Crazyloff is applauded by his scientific colleagues.

The Reno Sherriff's Department is tasked with serving a court summons to Q of QAnon when local pizza restaurant seeks to sue them for defamation after they are accused by Q of running a pedophile ring out of their basement. As the deputies scour the internet for clues as to Q's true identity, they discover that a QAnon convention is scheduled to take place on a booze cruise setting out from Panama City. Dangle manages to secure tickets for cruise for all of the deputies so that they can go undercover and find out Q's true identity.

As the deputies board the shipo they become acquainted with their fellow passengers and Q enthusiasts as they all separate to conduct their own inquiries. During this time Dangle attempts to sell his idea for a traveling puppet show to the crew, Wiegel goes off her meds and hallucinates that a houseplant is the man of her dreams, Jones discovers that the ship's captain is a mentally unstable alcoholic, and Clementine attempts to strike up a romance with Ron, one of speakers at the convention, in an attempt to get some information out of him.

Eventually, the deputies discover that the Q enthusiasts that they met at the convention are undercover FBI, CIA, and journalists, prompting them all to pool their resources in a stakeout where they wire up Clementine in hopes of gaining incriminating information on Q from Ron while she seduces him. As the two of them get intimate together, Ron confesses to actually being Q, leading to his apprehension and him being served his court summons. Their celebration is cut short, however, as they discover that the Ron lied about being Q, and is actually a gym instructor from Fresno. Shortly after, the ship's passengers are forced to be quarantined on the ship for 30 days due to outbreak of a new strain of diarrhea onboard. The undercover agents and journalists are allowed to disembark, leaving the deputies to continue the investigation on their own.

During quarantine, the Ron confesses to lying to Clementine so he could impress her, which leads to an actual romance sparking between them after they discover that they have much in common. As the two get closer, Ron reveals that while he's not Q himself, he is his right-hand man and that Q has turned Jeffrey Epstein's island into his own personal headquarters where he runs the entire conspiracy. Meanwhile, the ship's captain suffers a mental break and attempts to ram the ship into the coast. Jones is able to stop him, having been entrusted with the keys to the ship earlier while the captain was drunk, but the crew kicks the deputies off the ship for mutiny, setting them adrift on a raft along with Ron.

While adrift, the Ron reveals that they are very close to Jeffrey Epstein's island. Thanks to Dangle's coastguard experience, the deputies are able to find Epstein's island, where they are immediately turned over to QAnon operatives by the Ron, save for Clementine who joins their cause. The Deputies are brought before Q, who is revealed to be nothing more than a man who receives his insights from a saltwater-damaged Speak & Spell that washed up onto the island years earlier. With the island's location compromised, Q orders the deputies to be locked in Epstein's sex dungeon along with a bomb that will blow up the entire compound with them inside.

As the countdown starts, Clementine frees the deputies from the dungeon and reveals that she's roofied all of the QAnon operatives in the compound. Unable to defuse the bomb, Dangle volunteers to take it out to sea where it can detonate safely. The deputies get the bomb as far as the beach, only for it to detonate with Dangle right next to it, seemingly killing him. The deputies serve Q his court summons then board a ship to make their way back to the mainland, where they find Dangle alive and well among the passengers, having attempted to fake his own death. The deputies, along with Dangle, return to their duties in Reno, while Clementine continues her relationship with Ron, who is now rich after having smuggled a large amount of money from Q's island.

In Poços de Caldas in 1934, Elisa, the naïve daughter of the wealthy couple Matias and Violeta, falls in love with Davi, a young magician. Matias does not approve of their relationship, and Elisa ends up dying when her father tries to kill Davi but the bullet hits her instead. Davi is framed for this crime and sentenced to a 20-year prison term.

In 1944, ten years afterwards, the family lives in Campos dos Goytacazes. Matias has become psychologically unstable and cannot remember the past, while Violeta co-owns the weaving factory Tecelagem Tropical with the widowed Eugênio, with whom she starts to live a forbidden romance envied by the ambitious Úrsula, who has always been rejected by Eugênio and is capable of anything to get rid of Violeta. Matias and Violeta's younger daughter Isadora, who is now eighteen and physically similar to Elisa, dates Úrsula's arrogant son Joaquim, who is manipulated by his mother into marrying Isadora in order to inherit the family's fortune.

Meanwhile, Davi manages to escape prison and boards the luggage wagon of a train. After the train derails and crashes, he manages to steal the documents of Rafael, an almost fatal victim of the accident who gets into a coma. He then goes to the family's farm in Campos dos Goytacazes, where he begins to impersonate Rafael in order to conceal his real identity and eventually prove his innocence. The only person in the house who knows the truth about Davi is the maid Augusta, who believes in his innocence and often helps and advises him.

Davi's plans are hindered when he and Isadora fall in love with each other, leaving him to confront not only Joaquim, Úrsula and Matias, but also the dilemma of telling Isadora who he really is or not.

Besides the main storyline, ''Além da Ilusão'' also shows secondary situations involving other characters, such as other members of the family and factory workers living in the village around the house.

The plot features the clash between a well-off family and a working-class family in the wake of an unexpected wedding between Pablo and Sara set to link both families, putting the world of Lucía (the privileged groom's mother) upside down.

Kitchenware salesman Shōzō shows more affection for his cat Lily than for the people around him. When his disgruntled wife Shinako moves out, his mother Orin, who never got along with her daughter-in-law, encourages him to marry Fukuko, the young daughter of Shōzō's wealthy uncle Nakajima. Fukuko is soon enervated by her future husbands' obsessive love for his cat. Shinako talks Fukuko into giving Lily to her, speculating that the couple will fall out with each other over the cat's absence, and that Shōzō will eventually take Shinako back. Although Shōzō and Fukuka do separate after repeated quarrels, he refuses to re-unite with Shinako. Thrown out of his home by Fukuko, whose father paid the mortgage for the house, he walks along the rainy beach, his cat in his arms.

A community of nuns who run an orphanage for girls decides to get motorized and they buy a Citroën 2CV. Sister Tomasa, an impulsive and outgoing nun who has just arrived to the community, is the one to learn to drive. At first she is not very good at it, jeopardizing traffic on several occasions, so she is nicknamed "Sor Citroen". When she finally gets the driving license, she dedicates together with Sister Rafaela to drive through the streets of Madrid asking for charity for the orphanage.

"Search Party Season 5 sees Dory (Shawkat) enter a very public business partnership with charismatic tech billionaire Tunnel Quinn, played by guest star Jeff Goldblum, on the other side of her near death experience. Dory folds her old friends Portia (Hagner), Elliott (Early) and Drew (Reynolds) into the venture as they embark on an altruistic but terrifying journey."

Set in Spain, the story follows a girl known as , who after being betrayed by her same-sex lover, , decides to commit suicide. Hopeless, wandering down the road in the rain at night, Chica is about to be run over by a car driven by a man named . Antonio decides to help and takes her to his home; the next morning, Chica, mad at him because he did not kill her and wondering if Maria left her for being a woman, asks him if things would have been different if she were a man. Antonio, who used to be a bullfighting ''apoderado'' (a bullfighting manager), says that he would suggest Chica to become a ''matador'' if she were a man. Chica, makes up her mind and decides to become a bullfighter and die by the horns of a bull. Antonio, hesitant at first, takes her to the Plaza de toros de la Real Maestranza, Seville, to show her the risks of being a bullfighter. There, Chica sees a ''corrida de toros'', where a bull is killed; Chica, however, without feeling discouraged about what she saw, driven by her desire to die and by the intention to prove that a woman can become a ''matador'', decides to start her training as a bullfighter under Antonio's instructions.

The film's action takes place in Oslo. It begins with a housewife coming home and finding her daughter Ingrid half-dead from using drugs. The daughter dies a few hours later in the hospital. While the police search Ingrid's room, the pusher Johan shows up. The police find him suspicious, but they have no authority to arrest him. It later turns out that Johan works for the Yugoslav drug dealer Zatek, who smuggles hashish from Sweden using car tires. The student Oddvar also appears in the story; he also works for Zatek.

Later in the film, we meet two young people from the west end of Oslo, Eva and Arne, who hear the liberal psychologist Orheim claim that hashish is a harmless drug at a lecture during a high school assembly. At a party, the two young people together with some other students decide to smoke hashish that their friend Arne has stolen from his brother Oddvar. After smoking the drug a couple of times, Eva and Arne want to get more. They first smoke the rest of what was left after the party. Later, Arne steals hashish from Oddvar, and at the same time Eva loses interest in her schoolwork. In desperation, both students ask Oddvar where they can get more hashish—to which Oddvar mentions Zatek, who works out of Club 13 (a reference to Club 7). Eva goes to bed with Zatek to get hashish. Zatek later becomes suspicious and kills Oddvar with a knife. While Eva's parents try to find out what is wrong with their daughter, and hear about Orheim's lecture at Club 13, Arne and Eva establish a connection with some hippies in Palace Park. They both spend the night with their new acquaintances in a condemned apartment in downtown Oslo.

Zatek is deported to Sweden after the authorities suspect that he is behind the murder of Oddvar. Eva, on the other hand, is admitted to a detox clinic. After a while, Eva escapes with Arne to Copenhagen to try new drugs. When Eva's mother learns that her daughter has run away, she is shocked. Eva's father kills Orheim with a paperweight. In Denmark, Eva and Lars end up in money trouble, and Eva begins prostituting herself to earn money for more drugs. During a wild LSD trip, Arne jumps from the roof over his hotel window and dies. The film ends with Eva in an LSD trip seeing herself in the mirror as a skinned corpse.

Rosa (a prostitute), lives with her mother (a former prostitute which whom she does not get along) in a flat in Madrid. They are torn about adopting the daughter of another prostitute who died because of an overdose.

Following from the events of the season 7 finale, Mickey (Jon Voight) is on the run, and Ray (Liev Schreiber) is determined to find and stop him before he can cause any more damage to his family and friends.

Droners takes place in the world of Terraqua - which is 95% covered by water. Team Tiki - Corto, Mouse, Enki, and Oro - need to win the Whale Cup, the most intense drone racing competition of all time. They'll compete against other teams of teenagers from all over the world, flying their G.E.N.I.E.-powered drones through dangerous territory and avoiding even more dangerous creatures. But failure isn't an option for Team Tiki: the fate of their home, Nuï, relies on their victory!

Shehata Effendi is an employee in a hospital, a simple man with a lively conscience who represents a thorn in the throat of his corrupt colleagues who embezzled from the hospital's warehouses, and they are Badawi, Hanafi, Borai and Bashkatib, Where they agree with the supplier to send his representative in half the quantities, they sign the invoices in the full amount, and they take the difference for themselves away from Shehata, who was living with his wife Amina and his daughter Nemat who aspires to get rich and glory, and loves her neighbor Hussein, the son of Saber, the shoe worker. Hussein was an employee and affiliated with one of the colleges, and he had got engaged to Nemat, but when Shehata Effendi saw them alone on the rooftops, he hurried to marry them, and applied to the Bashkatib with a request for a loan to prepare his daughter needs for the marriage. One of his friends, in return for a trust receipt, pending the disbursement of the advance, and when they were sure that he had spent the amount on his daughter's marriage, the Bashkatib informed him of the refusal of the advance, and demanded that he sponsor return the money or else imprisonment. He discovered the playful Shehata, then assaulted the Bashkatib, was referred to investigation, was dismissed and imprisoned, and his wife fell ill, so he was forced to kiss the foot of the Bashkatib, who demanded that he closes his eyes from the embezzlement, and gave him the amount he requested from his own pocket as a down payment. Shehata closed his eyes, his wife recovered, his daughter married, and she traveled with her husband to the mines of Abu Znaima in the Red Sea, and she suffered from the life of the desert, and her husband was preoccupied with her with his work and lessons, so she rebelled against this life, and a dispute broke out between them, so she left him and returned to Cairo, to discover that her father had left the house, after Amina refused to live with her with forbidden money, and he rented a separate house, and his life changed for the better. Hussein apologised. She told him, “You are the son of nobody, and I am the daughter of a rich man.” Naamat was deceived by false appearances, and her father's shyness indulged himself in wine and women to enjoy what he missed from the pleasures of the world. But the embezzlement was discovered, so his colleagues sponsored the burning of the stores to try to hid the fraud. Shehata tried to save the hospital from the fire. He died on fire. Nemat tried to get back to Hussein, asking for permission, but he refused. But Saber asked him to pardon and to forgive his beloved, who became alone in this world, so he finally forgave her.

The series depicts Ditte and Louise's time in the acting industry, where they fight against chauvinistic and sexist tendencies.

After revealing himself as an infiltrator for the Viltrum Empire sent to conquer Earth, Nolan Grayson fails to convince Mark to join him and overpowers his son, devastating Chicago and slaughtering thousands. While reminiscing on Mark's childhood however, Nolan realizes his own humanity and love for him, and sadly leaves Earth. The Guardians of the Globe and Atom Eve mobilize to aid Chicago relief efforts as the world learns of Omni-Man's betrayal while Director Cecil Stedman helps Debbie and Mark by falsifying Nolan's civilian death. A devastated Debbie shares a drink with Art Rosenbaum, also hurt by Nolan's betrayal, as Mark and Amber Bennett rekindle their relationship after his two-week recovery. As Amber and William Clockwell learn Eve is also a superhero, Cecil sends Mark to intercept an approaching Allen the Alien and updates him on recent events. Allen warns Mark that a Viltrumite fleet will come for Earth, given Nolan's uncharacteristic abandoning of his post, but he thinks that Mark can help the Coalition stop the Viltrumites' expansion. As Mark plans to finish high school, the Mauler Twins are arrested while Immortal recuperates under GDA protection. Villainous forces conspire to return as Cecil commissions D.A. Sinclair to mass-produce Reanimen contingency troops as a Viltrumite countermeasure.

The plot features the relationship between Hortensia, a divorced woman working as a civil officer at the INEM, and Jorge, an also divorced unemployed man and recovering alcoholic.

''Serious Sam: Siberian Mayhem'' takes place in the Tunguska region of Russia, where Sam "Serious" Stone aims to track down General Brand.

6 years after the car crash that crippled Edmund Bloom and killed his wife. Fueled by vengeance, a submissive daughter Charlotte cares for her father and helps to find the crash perpetrator. Unfortunately, as the truth becomes more and more distorted, Edmund begins to spiral further and further out of control.

Following a clue provided by Katherine (Nina Dobrev) that a plot is brewing against him, Klaus (Joseph Morgan) travels to New Orleans, the city he and his family helped build. Klaus' investigation leads him to a reunion with his former protégé, Marcel (Charles Michael Davis), a vampire who has total control of the city's supernatural and human inhabitants. Determined to help his brother find redemption, Elijah (Daniel Gillies) goes in search of Klaus and soon learns that Hayley (Phoebe Tonkin) has also come to the French Quarter looking for clues to her family history, and has fallen into the hands of a powerful witch named Sophie (Daniella Pineda), who reveals something that makes Klaus reconsider the situation and that can bring his family back together. Meanwhile, in Mystic Falls, Katherine reveals a surprising vulnerability to Rebekah (Claire Holt) and asks her to deliver a message to Elijah, while Damon (Ian Somerhalder) and Stefan (Paul Wesley) continue their plan to return Elena's (Nina Dobrev) humanity by imprisoning her in the basement of the Salvatore house.

Set in an indeterminate Spanish city, the plot follows four women at a time their lives are facing radical changes.

A theatrical production of ''Macbeth'' goes awry as the actors begin to carry out the actions of characters they portray.

November 1945. Football Club Dynamo Moscow players fly to London to play a series of matches with hitherto undefeated British teams, including "Chelsea", "Arsenal", and "Rangers". A charming English correspondent decides to create a sensation by falling in love with the best Russian player, and chooses the prettiest "victim" among the Soviet athletes. Local unscrupulous bookmakers also intend to profit from the tour, within the framework of which the games will be visited by hundreds of thousands of fans... But the "eleven silent men", as the British dubbed the local football players, will present many surprises to everyone!

An incredible story based on real events, full of romance, good humor, spy adventures and football passions. Our football players not only did not lose a single match, but also won the hearts of the English public, completely turning its idea of a Russian person and a Soviet country upside down. "Dynamo" became a symbol of the new world, which was born on the ruins of the Second World War.

On the night of 3 March 2014, A convict named Annappa is on the run from the authorities for murdering his brother-in-law. Hiding behind an unfinished police station, he sees Rajendra emerging from it. Afterwards, he attempts to apologize to his wife, but end up being arrested by the police.

'''Six years later''': Rajendra, Seetha, Sindhu and Shreya are leading a more prosperous life. Rajendra is now a successful businessman, and owner of a movie theatre who yearns to produce a film of his own, despite his family's strong reservations. He is in constant contact with a renowned screenwriter named Vijayshankar, to develop the plot.

However, Sindhu has recurring episodes of epilepsy and has PTSD – a direct consequence of her fears of being arrested, on account of her complicity in the murder of Tarun Chandrasekhar. Jealous of the family's rise in wealth, a number of villagers have resorted to spreading rumours about Sindhu having "venereal connections" with Tarun – much to Seetha's distress.

Seetha's only source of solace is her friendly neighbor Saritha – a government clerk, who is often abused by her alcoholic husband, Sabu – a real estate broker. The Karnataka Police has been humiliated in their inability to decipher the truth behind Tarun's case. Meanwhile, Rajendra has an encounter with Tarun's father Mr. Chandrasekhar, who vainly begs the former to disclose the location of his son's remains.

Meanwhile, Shreya comes home for spring break and invites her friends for a house party, despite Seetha's objections. With Rajendra remaining aloof to her concerns, Seetha spends more time with Saritha, and on one occasion, inadvertently blurts on the truth about her family's complicity in Tarun's death. Unbeknownst to her, Saritha and Sabu are actually married undercover cops, assigned by IG Prathap Narayan, who is a close friend and colleague of Roopa.

Annappa is released from prison. After struggling to make amends with his now-estranged family, he seeks to find employment. While coming to know that Rajendra's case is still ongoing, he recollects Rajendra's presence at the police station which was under construction. Realizing that Rajendra was indeed complicit in the murder, he tips Prathap – who later summons Roopa and Chandrasekhar from the U.S.A.

After the trio bribes him with a sum of , Annappa reveals Rajendra's presence at the then-unfinished police station on the night of August 3. Armed with Annappa's revelations, the authorities raid the police station, eventually unearthing a human skeleton. Concurrently, Rajendra, having noticed the events through his CCTV cameras (which he had set up around the police station), seemingly gives up.

Armed with the discovery of the human remains, Prathap, Roopa, and Chandrasekhar summons Rajendra's family for an informal investigation. Rajendra, Seetha, Shreya and Sindhu manage to maintain their alibi. However, Roopa reveals a voice-recording of Seetha's earlier confession to Saritha; the police had bugged the family residence earlier. Having exposed the family, Roopa turns to question Sindhu, resulting in the latter having another epileptic seizure.

Distraught, Rajendra falsely confesses that he was the culprit in Tarun's murder. With the police satisfied, the family is released and Rajendra ends up being arrested, but Roopa isn't satisfied as she demands that Rajendra's family be punished as well. Later, Rajendra is placed on trial for Tarun's murder. Concurrently, Vijayshankar, having learned about Rajendra's arrest, pays a visit to Prathap, Roopa and Chandrasekhar.

He reveals that during his business collusions with Rajendra, the latter had fabricated a script for a future crime thriller, loosely based on Tarun's murder. He further reveals that Rajendra had published a novel, titled ''Drishya'', based on the film script (although it was published under Vijayshankar's name, for copyright protection). The quartet is then informed that Rajendra had officially pleaded not guilty, with his legal defence submitting that he had been framed by the authorities, which had "misused" Drishya's plot as a means to incriminate him.

Realizing that Rajendra's earlier confession matches with Drishya's plot, Prathap deduces that Rajendra had created the novel and the confession, as a part of a scheme to escape legal punishment. Even more surprising, the DNA tests conducted on the skeleton revealed that it doesn't match Tarun's DNA. Stunned, Vijayashankar divulges that Rajendra had fabricated an alternate climax for his film – in which the hero (Rajendra), in his bid to evade legal punishment, would procure the remains of another person of same age and sex, who had died owing to similar injuries like that of the villain by befriending the gravedigger of the cemetery where that said body had been interred.

The hero would keep the skeletal remains which he got from the cemetery with him for nearly three years, and befriend a security guard at the district medical college morgue under the pretext of offering him a chance in the film industry. On the night the remains excavated from the police station arrive at the morgue, after plying the security guard with drinks, the hero would switch the body in the morgue, just before the day the DNA analysis is to be performed.

With no physical evidence to prove his culpability, Rajendra is released on personal bail. Rajendra's lawyer requests the Judge to kindly direct the state police not to proceed against Rajendra and his family for the time being as they are approaching the High Court of Karntaka to stop all the proceedings against them in connection with the "so-called" crime. The Judge calls Prathap to his chambers and tells him that both Rajendra's and Chandrasekhar's families truly deserve justice but the legal system is unable to provide it to them.

The Judge also orders Prathap to end all investigations of Tarun's case, as unsolved cases are not new to the system. Outside the courthouse, Vijayashankar discloses to Roopa and Chandrasekhar that Rajendra's alternate climax had a tail end as well: the hero would transfer the villain's remains to his bereaved parents. Simultaneously, Rajendra has Tarun's cremated skeletal remains anonymously handed over to Roopa and Chandrasekhar.

As Chandrasekhar immerses Tarun's ashes into the river, Prathap convinces Roopa to let go of her enmity with Rajendra, saying that they will never succeed in punishing Rajendra since he is making good on his intent to protect his family. Prathap also states that Rajendra's life is his punishment, as the latter must constantly endeavour in his efforts to protect his family from the ever-watchful eye of the authorities. Meanwhile, Rajendra, who was watching the trio from afar, leaves solemnly.

An adaptation of the (often presented as "unadaptable") novel ''Tirano Banderas'', a standout work of the ''esperpento'' genre which underpins a criticism of abuses of power, the plot tracks the developments in the fictitious republic of Santa Fe de Tierra Firme, ruled by megalomaniac dictator Santos Banderas. The dictator has been noted to display an amalgamation of features from real dictators such as Rafael Leónidas Trujillo, Miguel Primo de Rivera or Juan Vicente Gómez.

The story, set in 1994, follows Delores and her two daughters Margot and Thandi, residents of the fictional town of River Bank, Jamaica. Delores spends her days selling trinkets to tourists to support her family. Thandi, a student, feels pressure to perform well in school but longs to become an artist, to lighten her skin, and to date Charles, a poor son of a fisher.

Margot works at a resort whose managers' development plans threaten to displace the residents of River Bank. She moonlights as a prostitute and later as a madam. She is secretly in a romantic relationship with a reclusive woman named Verdene, who is ostracized and harassed by the community because of her sexual orientation.

What started as a relaxing summer day by the pool for a group of high-maintenance young socialites quickly becomes a nightmare when an unknown killer begins stalking and murdering them one by one.

The novel starts in 1909 where Presbyterian minister Jack Mackenzie and his young family arrives from Scotland to Dunedin in New Zealand to replace the Reverend Craigie, who died in trying to save his wife after she fell in a thermal pool at Tikitere. Jack Mackenzie has an obsession with botany but then forms a secret relationship with a half-caste woman Myrtille, who owns a Māori shrunken head...

The novel then switches to 1989 London where his grandchildren Olive and William who share a house in South London. Jay is also Jack's grandchild by Myrtille where he meets Olive in the Horniman Museum, but they are unaware of their relationship to each other and they make their separate ways. Olive has had a year long relationship with Terry, a writer and is trying to put him behind her and but then she snatches a baby on the tube. William has resigned as a headmaster following the death of one of female pupils when she was pushed under a Metro train in Paris where he was supervising them. Jay travelled from New Zealand to London but was then attacked and mugged, he eventually finds "Dunedin" the house inhabited by his grandfathers family where he squats surrounded by other down-and-outs. Jay notices that one of the occupants has found a shrunken head under the floorboards. Jay is then incarcerated in a terrifying prison...

At the end of the novel in 1910 Jack's dalliance with Myrttle are revealed, passing down to Jay's lineage. The shrunken head is stolen from Myrttle. London.

The shrunken head appears to have cursed the Mackenzie family since it was stolen and brought to London, though the curse is not made explicit...

A plot to assassinate British Foreign Secretary, Lord Carrington, who is secretly visiting the President of France in an isolated country location, is called off at the last moment. Jack Corder, a double agent in the organisation of master terrorist, Frank Barry, is killed by Barry, who escapes.

Brigadier Ferguson, head of ‘Group Four’, a covert operation within the British security establishment, and answerable directly to the Prime Minister (never named, but clearly intended to be Margaret Thatcher), for counter-terrorist activities, is instructed to eliminate Barry, by any means. He has already lost three agents planted in Barry's organisation, and must now try a new tack.

Barry, a former IRA gunman and now psychopathic gun-for-hire, who is being paid by the Russians, is given his next job. He is to obtain details of a new West German anti-tank rocket system, and, better still, the rockets themselves. They are due to be demonstrated at a British army proving ground, near Wast Water, in the English Lake District, after being flown in to a disused former RAF station. His handler, Romanov, officially a cultural attaché at the Soviet embassy in Paris, but actually a KGB Colonel, arranges false documents, money and equipment.

Heavily disguised, Barry travels by hydrofoil to Jersey in the Channel Islands, from where he flies to Manchester. In a rented car, he drives to the seaside town of Morecambe, where an anonymous contact delivers firearms and other equipment, as arranged by Romanov. He then drives to an small village near Ravenglass, not far from the army proving ground.

The plan is to escape out to sea with the stolen weapons, to board a Russian fishing boat. His local contact, Salter, an undertaker and embalmer whom Romanov has used before, provides two powerful boats, and an isolated farmhouse to base himself in. He also meets Hedley Preston and Sam Varley, thugs-for-hire, recruited by Salter from the Liverpool underworld, to provide armed muscle. But Barry doesn't trust them, especially after a drunken Varley tries to rape Jenny, Salter's young assistant.

On the basis of ‘Set a thief to catch a thief’, Ferguson decides that the only person to eliminate Barry is Martin Brosnan, American-born former soldier in the Vietnam war, former friend of Barry and IRA killer. But he's serving a life sentence in France's impenetrable Belle Isle prison.

And the only person to get him out of prison is fellow IRA terrorist, Liam Devlin, now a Professor, teaching in Dublin, who is ‘untouchable’ in Eire.

Ferguson and Harry Fox, his personal assistant, task the Special Air Service to kidnap Devlin. They send Captain Tony Villiers and a small team of troopers, undercover, who kidnap Devlin at his weekend cottage, smuggle him over the border into Ulster and bring him unharmed to London.

Ferguson threatens Devlin with trial, on charges that would almost certainly get him a life sentence, but Devlin claims that the charges would not stand up in court, due to his being kidnapped illegally. Ferguson already knows this, and plays his trump card. He shows Devlin film of a young girl, Norah Cassidy, Brosnan's cousin, who Devlin also knew. She had been Barry's mistress, then turned into a drug addict, and died in agony.

Devlin is horrified and agrees to fall in with Ferguson's plan. He is to fly to Marseilles and gain entry to the island prison, using the identity of a lawyer concerned with Brosnan's family business.

Anne-Marie Audin, a famous French photographer, who knew Brosnan well and was rescued by him when under fire in Vietnam, is persuaded to accompany Devlin, although Brosnan has previously refused to see her.

Devlin visits Brosnan, and plans his escape, with the assistance of the criminal organisation, the Unione Corse. Brosnan's cell-mate, Jacques Savary, is a former senior member of the Unione, and his son, Jean-Paul, living in Marseilles, agrees to provide facilities and equipment. But the plan they devise is dangerous and fraught with risks.

Barry's hijacking of the army convoy carrying the rockets goes ahead. One soldier is killed; the rest are incapacitated with gas grenades. He loads the rockets onto a Land-Rover and drives to the waiting boats; Preston and Varley are shot dead by Barry, when they demand more money. Jenny is also accidentally killed.

Departing from his plan, as agreed with Romanov, he pays off Salter, conceals the rockets in waterproof containers on one of the boats, which he sinks. He departs for Manchester airport. However, his trip from Jersey back to France is delayed by technical problems.

A report on the incident, written by Ferguson, solely for the eyes of the Prime Minister, is leaked via Mary Baxter, a mole in Ferguson's office, whose lover is a KGB Captain at the Soviet embassy in London. The report is coded and sent to Paris, but Romanov is temporarily away in Berlin.

Brosnan and Savary accomplish their escape, via the sewers of the prison. With lifejackets and other equipment smuggled in by Devlin, they plan to throw themselves into the turbulent waters surrounding the island from the ‘funeral rock’, to be, hopefully, picked up by a boat owned by the Unione. Devlin and Anne-Marie are also on board.

The waters surrounding the island, known as the ‘Mill Race’, are notoriously dangerous, but the two men survive, are picked up and returned to shore. Eternally grateful, Jean-Paul spirits his father away to be hidden in Algeria, whilst Brosnan is taken to Anne-Marie's small farm in the hills near Nice, where they can hide in safety.

Barry learns that the bodies of Savary and Brosnan have been washed up dead, but doesn't fully believe it. They are in fact bodies of recently dead people obtained from a mortuary by the Unione, and faked to appear as Brosnan's and Savary's.

Barry, having blackmailed Romanov to pay him a lot more money for the rockets, also learns that Anne-Marie and Devlin are hiding out at the farm. He scopes out the area, realises that Brosnan is in fact still alive, and recruits local armed muscle, using Romanov's contacts.

He ambushes and kills Devlin (as he thinks), but the latter survives, thanks to body armour, provided by Jean-Paul. He leaves Brosnan to be killed by the henchmen, but Brosnan kills them and escapes. Anne-Marie is drugged and kidnapped by Barry to be taken to Paris.

Devlin and Brosnan follow, and force Romanov to tell them where Barry is; He has hired a light plane and is flying to England to collect the sunken rockets. With Unione contacts and assistance, Devlin and Brosnan follow. In a shootout, Barry is finally killed.

In a final twist, before he dies, Barry tells Brosnan that Ferguson has lied to him; Norah Cassidy actually died after being tortured by the French secret service.

Furious, he blames the Prime Minister, who knew the true story; that Ferguson needed Brosnan to be angry enough to undertake the job.

He manages, through various contacts, to gain access to the Prime Minister's office in Downing Street, disguised as a waiter with a catering firm at a Christmas party. Armed, he enters the PM's office. He could have shot her, but instead leaves a flower on her desk – a gesture he has previously employed, to prove that he can successfully penetrate security cordons, and escape undetected. He leaves, and is not seen again.

The end of the novel sees Anne-Marie and Devlin back in his cottage in Ireland.

Boba Fett plans how he can maintain Jabba the Hutt's empire. A water-monger named Lortha Peel asks Fett to punish a gang of cyborgs stealing his water in Mos Espa, claiming that the citizens do not respect him yet. Upon seeing that the gang has no work, Fett employs the cyborgs as enforcers while paying Peel. In the bacta, Fett recalls when he sought the toll from the Pykes. On his return to the Tusken camp, he found the tribe destroyed by the Nikto gang. In the present, Fett is attacked by Krrsantan, but the Wookiee is held off and captured in the basement by his guards. The Twins then arrive, bringing a rancor as a gift and promising to leave Tatooine because they were misled by Mayor Shaiz. After releasing Krrsantan, Fett enlists the rancor keeper to train the beast. Fett, Shand, and the cyborg guards go to Mos Espa to question Shaiz, but the mayor is absent and his majordomo flees. A speeder chase ensues and the cyborgs corner the majordomo, who asserts that Shaiz is working with the Pykes. One of the cyborgs reports that more Pykes are arriving in Mos Espa, and Fett decides to prepare for war.

The symbol of the title is the Union Flag, which is shown frequently. The film opens with a graphic of the Union Flag superimposed with a poem noting the symbolism of the flag in wartime: I am the flag that braves the shock of war From continent to continent and shore to shore Come weal or woe, as turns the old earth round, Where hope and glory shine, there is the symbol found Look! Sun and moon and glittering star, Faithful unto death, my children are! You who for duty live, and for glory die, The symbol of your faith and sacrifice am I.

The film tells the story of the Anglo-Zulu War from both the British and Zulu viewpoints. A love story is given for each side. On the British side a Boer farmer's daughter, Marie Moxter, is in a relationship with English soldier Preston Fanshall but desired by the villain, the German Carl Schneider. On the Zulu side a woman, Melissa, is in a similar predicament with her love, a warrior named Tambookie, and Dabomba, a villainous witchdoctor.

The film shows the British defeat at the 22 January 1879 Battle of Isandlwana. Fanshall is one of the few survivors of the battle, escaping to warn the British post at Rorke's Drift of the impending Zulu attack. The film also shows the doomed attempted escape of Lieutenants Teignmouth Melvill and Nevill Coghill from the battle with the Queen's Colour of the 24th Regiment of Foot. Melvill is shown kissing the colour as he dies.

The film depicts the Battle of Rorke's Drift with action sequences and the ahistorical presence of an artillery piece. Two black servants of the Moxters are shown treating the British wounded, Goba and a female servant. The British are victorious and walk across the Zulu dead to rally around the post's Union Flag, but Moxter is captured. She is treated well by the Zulu and taken back to their capital at Ulundi. The Zulu king Cetshwayo is shown as cruel, arbitrarily ordering Zulu women to be thrown from a cliff. The villainous German character Carl Schneider arrives at Ulundi, having sided with the Zulu. He makes advances on Moxter but is rescued by Goba who has travelled to her aid.

The film shows the British defeat at the 28 March Battle of Hlobane and at some point Moxter's father, Gert, is killed. The film goes on to show the arrival of British reinforcements, including Napoléon, the French Prince Imperial who is shown being welcomed by a crowd in Pietermaritzburg. The prince takes a central role for part of the film. His 1 June death in action during the second invasion of Zululand is a significant moment of the film. It includes a flashback of his meeting his godmother Queen Victoria at Windsor Castle before his departure for the front and being given a locket by his mother, Empress Eugénie, containing her portrait. As the prince dies he is shown looking at this locket. The prince's sword is retrieved by the Zulu who killed him and presented to Cetshwayo as proof of the prince's death, and they look at and discard the locket and a crucifix. Goba later discovers the prince's body and the film shows a funeral procession in Pietermaritzburg, with vast crowds of onlookers, with the locket placed atop the prince's coffin.

The final and decisive British victory at the 4 July Battle of Ulundi is shown. At this point Moxter escapes Zulu captivity, aided by Goba, who is killed by Tambookie. Goba is buried, draped in a Union Flag, by the British; the Prince Imperial's sword has been recovered and is laid atop the flag. At the film's end Tambookie dons Goba's clothing and becomes a servant to Moxter.

Prince Imperial sequence

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Kraniac is a mad scientist who is the husband of the electric supervillain Surge. They are members of a villain group led by the evil Onyx. After Havoc stands up to Onyx upon her family being insulted and her mother being passed over for a promotion, her entire family of supervillains is forced to move to Valley View, Texas and live in normalcy. With the help of a rambunctious neighbor, the family must hide their superpowers and curb their villainous sides to avoid being found by either Onyx's minions, the authorities or the superheroes.

''The Third Rainbow Girl'' follows the true story of the murders of Vicki Durian and Nancy Santomero in Pocahontas County, West Virginia in June 1980 when the duo had been hitchhiking to the Rainbow Gathering. Though no one was prosecuted for the "Rainbow Murders" for 13 years, many suspected local residents who were "depicted as poor, dangerous, and backward." A local farmer was convicted in 1993 but was released when Joseph Paul Franklin confessed to the crime. Throughout the story's telling, Copley Eisenberg provides insight into the harmful stories told and believed about people who live in Appalachia. She also discusses how "this mysterious murder has loomed over all those affected for generations, shaping their fears, fates, and desires."

Reportedly displaying an "acerbic, yet tongue-in-cheek tone" according to Gay, the plot tracks five different stories concerning the characters' personal relationships.

The book documents the lives of three generations of Syrian dissidents. It starts with theatre director Naila Al Atrash, who after studying in Bulgaria returned to Syria to organize political theatre. Al Atrash is the granddaughter of Sultan Pasha al-Atrash a famous military hero of the first Syrian Revolution.

The second part of the book is about Radwan Ziadeh who grew up in Syria as it was being controlled by President Bashar al-Assad. Originally a dentist, Ziadeh became an intellectual who took part in the 2000 Damascus Spring.

The third part follows the story of Sana Mustafa. Mustafa, a university student in Damascus, takes part in peaceful protests against the government of Bashar al-Assad. While on an educational exchange program in USA she is notified by text message that her father is detained and that her family are fleeing to Turkey. She applies for and received political asylum in USA and completes her education at Bard College.

Mario has been sleeping for "an eternity", up until the game's beginning. He thinks he hasn't beaten Bowser all that long ago, but when he talks to the Toad in front of him at the start of the game, he reveals that Mario has been dreaming of saving Peach from Bowser by doing easy adventures, but now he has to face the real world, which is anything but nice. Princess Peach was kidnapped by Bowser years ago, and he used her magic powers to destroy the world, which resulted in an adventure that is anything but easy. There are now many more lava pits, lava falls, bottomless pits, and other hazards. Mario must now save Princess Peach and defeat Bowser by facing the truly challenging levels that await in this game.

Amero, a renowned carpenter, lives with seven co-worker friends namely Tejo, Solomon, Kecho, Tewedros, Emushu, Zerihun and Qecho in woodwork company under unnamed boss. Amero loses his ex-girlfriend who betrayed him and had affair with another man, but he kept promise to attend their wedding. In the wedding set, Amero along with his friends decide to revenge her by ruining the process, however he occasionally found Helina in the wedding, with her friend Martha. Confidentially, he want to please her, and they romantically fall in love.

Amero and his comrade formed gentlemen alliance, which originally aimed for discussing sexual activity encountered by the group, but also to stalk Helena and Martha. Amero tried to sleep with Helena but both voluntarily disrupted the foreplay, which is recorded by his friends on mobile phone and the phone unexpectedly shut down, without hearing their ending. On the next day, Amero warmly received by his friends in order to tell the event from the beginning, but Amero told that he did not kiss her, leading to series disappointment.

On other hands, Helena wanted to swindle Amero for unwanted incurrence; first she ordered to afford bracelet with expensive price. Meanwhile, his friends attempted to stole from her, without Aimro's knowledge. The bracelet indeed original, but by exchanging with counterfeit, she want to suffer him. Once he invited her in hotel, Helena deliberately damages property, crushing mirror and beer bottle in order to earn him extravagant. Helena's nagging become severe day to day, and eventually Helena falsely blames Amero for tricking counterfeit bracelet and leaves him.

Distraught Amero, then decided to retire from his job. For the last time, Amero asserted his decision to leave her permanently, after which she remorsed shamefully. In the latter part, Helena consulted with the owner of woodwork and selected out Amero to design furniture inside her bedroom in order to approach him gently despite he scorn her. Upon reaching to workplace, Helena begins to distract the workplace by violently knocking door and kicking Amero's friends until she confront him inside warehouse. Helena requested for love and the confrontation ended when she grabbed piece of timber to hit him and romantically embraced each other, with friends celebratedly singing to the couple's fond.

When a shadowy figure instructs two different men to take out the same woman, they both end up at her home at the same time and must fight each other through absurd situations to be the one to complete the assignment.

Captain von Biederling has a new friend visiting his home in Naumburg - Count Camäleon. (the Count's name is similar to the German word for chameleon. The two want to invest in an "economic project" for the captain's benefit. The Count is not a comfortable guest; he is on the run after shooting another Count and is currently hiding with the Biederlings. A Kalmyk prince called Tandi, who is travelling through town as part of a European tour, makes a stop at Naumburg. When he captain announces to his wife that he is also expecting his old friend von Zopf from Trieste (Italy) to visit, Mrs von Biederling rebels. Von Zopf, who caused the death of her son, is most unwelcome to her. Mr von Biederling, an authoritarian and grumpy officer, does not accept his rebellious wife's objections during the heated quarrel which ensues.

Wilhelmine, the daughter of the house, suddenly has two suitors seeking her hand in marriage - the Count and the Prince. She does not know which one to choose; both are "rich and handsome". The von Biederlings decide to let their daughter make her own decision. Wihelmine wavers. At first she wants to remain single, but then she confesses her love to the Prince, and the young couple faints with happiness. The Count, however, does not give in, and still wants to marry the girl. For this reason he fights with the captain.

Wilhelmine and Prince Tandi get married. Von Zopf, who has just arrived, tells the Prince that he is in fact the son of the Biederlings and thus Wilhelmine's brother. The Prince faints again. Von Zopf had once taken the Biederling's son with him on a trip to Smyrna, an Ancient Greek city (located in present-day Turkey), from which the son never returned.

At the same time, the Count is involved in a bitter intrigue; Donna Diana, a Spanish Countess staying in Dresden with her faithful nurse Babet, has been following the hair-raising events in Naumberg. As the Count's "lawfully wedded" wife, Diana must now fear being poisoned at the instigation of her marriage sponsor - whilst Dian was in Spain she had been seduced by Camäleon. The seduced women then steals from her parents and poisons her own father "to please" the count.

The Prince goes to Leipzig, leaving Wilhelmine behind in Naumberg. She still loves him. Mrs von Biederling, on the other hand, calls the fugitive a monster. Her only son leaves without seeing his mother. Mrs von Biederling persuades her daughter to hate her husband so that she can forget him.

Babet, who in the meantime has arrived at the Biederlings with her mistress Donna Diana. She tells Wilhelmine that she switched the babies of Diana and Wilhelmine; Wilhelmine is the daughter of a Spanish count, a certain Aranda Velas. The switch happened in Dresden. Count Aranda Velas was staying there at the time with his family whilst employed in diplomatic services at the court. Mrs von Biederling travelled after her husband, the captain, to the Silesian war fron and left her newborn in Dresden. When the Biederlings returned, they were given the wrong baby - an ill one. The Velas family kept the healthy (Biederling) child.

Thus Wilhelmine and the Prince are not siblings, and the Prince and Donna are brother and sister.

At the end of the play, Diana attempts to murder her husband, the faithless Count. The Count pulls out the knife from his wound and says aloud "I have been murdered". He is bandaged up.

There is a happy end for Wilhelmine and the Prince.

''A Fortune for Kregen'' is a novel in which Dray Prescot is recovering from a wound suffered during a game of ''jikaida''.

Em meados de 2020, no Rio de Janeiro, o adolescente Ben Carvalho está em sua casa no bairro de Bonsucesso usando traquilamente seu computador, quando ao olhar pela janela, viu que um carteiro havia deixado uma correspondência na caixa de correio de sua residência. Ele então parou de usar o computador e foi ver o que o carteiro havia deixado nela. Ao abrir a caixa de correio, viu apenas uma caixa de CD com um DVD e uma carta do ex-ministro da economia brasileira Paulo Guedes dentro, que havia se suicidado há duas semanas atrás. Em letras estranhas, como se estivesse com dificuldades para escrever, Guedes dizia:
'''''Ben, eu não posso mais ficar com isso, eu tinha que me livrar disso de alguma forma antes que fosse tarde demais e eu espero que você possa fazer isso por mim. Eu não consigo fazer isso, ela está atrás de mim e se você não destruir esse DVD, ela irá atrás de você também, ela é rápida demais para mim. Por favor Ben, destrua esse DVD antes que ela venha atrás de você também. É tarde demais para mim. Destrua esse DVD e você a destruirá, mas faça isso rápida ou ela irá pegar você. E nem mesmo jogue esse jogo, é isso que ela quer. Apenas destrua esse DVD. Por favor.'''''
Ben estranhou a carta do ex-ministro da economia brasileira, que havia se suicidado há duas semanas, mas depois de meia hora pensativo, ignorou a carta e achou que deveria ser alguma pegadinha ou coisa do tipo. Ben pegou o DVD, onde lia-se o nome '''HAZBIN.exe''' escrito com caneta permanente. Ao ver o nome Hazbin, Ben ficou empolgado, pois gostava do desenho ''Hazbin Hotel'' e seu derivado ''Helluva Boss'', então tratou de colocar o DVD no reprodutor de seu computador para jogar o jogo contido nele. Após a instalação, a tela de abertura do jogo apareceu. Era uma versão modificada do ''Sonic the Hedgehog'' de 1991. Embora não fosse um jogo oficial de ''Hazbin Hotel'' e ''Helluva Boss'', Ben ficou feliz em poder jogar algo relacionado aquelas animações. Mas ao reparar a tela de abertura do jogo, ele ficou assustado com o que viu: o céu em vez de claro estava escuro, a água em vez de azul estava verde e ao invés de estar escrito '''©SEGA 1991''' estava escrito '''©SCP 1991'''. Para piorar no lugar do Sonic, estava a personagem Helsa Von Eldritch de ''Hazbin Hotel'' com um sorriso de psicopata e olhos verdes claros, que pareciam olhar diretamente para Ben. Ben achou curioso e aperto a tecla enter do teclado de seu computador para iniciar o jogo. Depois de uma tela preta, uma nova tela apareceu com três jogos salvos de ''Sonic the Hedgehog 3''. A tela que mostrava os arquivos de jogo era bem sombria: o fundo era composto por algo parecido o céu da tela de abertura de Five Nights at Freddy's 4, só que esverdeado e com uma silhueta de uma [[C

One day on Planet Popstar, a dark vortex appears over Dream Land, sucking up everything in its path into an abandoned civilization called the New World. Kirby is among those sucked into the vortex and also finds himself in the New World, where he discovers that the Waddle Dees from Dream Land are being kidnapped by the native wildlife, the Beast Pack. Eventually, he finds the destroyed Waddle Dee Town and a chinchilla-like creature called Elfilin, who helped the Waddle Dees settle within Waddle Dee Town. After being rescued from the Beast Pack, Elfilin explains to Kirby that he and the Waddle Dees attempted to fight back but were overwhelmed. Kirby offers to help Elfilin rescue the missing Waddle Dees, and the two set off together.

Kirby and Elfilin make their way through the New World, saving Waddle Dees and defeating the Beast Pack's high council members. Eventually, the two discover that Kirby's longtime rival King Dedede is helping the Beast Pack for unknown reasons. After being defeated, Dedede captures Elfilin and escapes, with Kirby in pursuit. Kirby frees Dedede from the Beast Pack's mind control and ascends into their center of operations, Lab Discovera, to find Elfilin while Dedede stays behind to hold off the remaining Beast Pack members. The lab's pre-recorded narration explains that a powerful extradimensional being dubbed ID-F86 tried to invade the New World, but was captured by the planet's inhabitants and placed in the lab, where its ability to create space-time rifts was researched. Thirty years after research began, ID-F86 split into Elfilin and Fecto Forgo during a "warp-experiment incident" to which Elfilin escaped in the chaos, while Fecto Forgo was placed in permanent suspended animation within Lab Discovera's Eternal Capsule.

Kirby then meets the leader of the Beast Pack, a lion named Leongar, who is holding Elfilin captive. Leongar explains that the previous inhabitants of the New World used ID-F86’s power to depart for "a land of dreams," and that he intends to do the same by reuniting Fecto Forgo with Elfilin. After Leongar is defeated, Fecto Forgo awakens; speaking through Leongar, they reveal that they had formed the Beast Pack by controlling Leongar, possessed King Dedede, and kidnapped the Waddle Dees in order to resume their invasion. They break free from the Eternal Capsule and absorb Leongar, the Beast Pack, and Elfilin to become their original form, Fecto Elfilis. Kirby manages to weaken Fecto Elfilis enough to free Elfilin, but Fecto Elfilis creates a large portal back to Popstar, planning to crash the two planets into each other. Kirby narrowly defeats Fecto Elfilis by ramming a semi-trailer truck into them; he and Elfilin then find themselves back in Dream Land, where the portal is still open. Using all his power, Elfilin seals the rift between the two worlds, with himself in the New World. In the credits, though, it is revealed that Elfilin is able to open rifts to Popstar, and the inhabitants of the two worlds have become friends.

However, Leongar's soul remains trapped in an alternate dimension called Forgo Dreams, created by Fecto Forgo's great psychic power and populated by phantoms generated by their memories of the Beast Pack. Kirby and Elfilin travel to this dimension and rescue Leongar, who is possessed by Soul Forgo. Kirby defeats the possessed Leongar, separating Soul Forgo from his body. Before they can attack Kirby, a scarlet butterfly flies into the lab, absorbs them, and transforms into Morpho Knight, a valkyrie-like warrior who delivers souls to the afterlife. Kirby defeats Morpho Knight and Leongar, now Leon, is properly freed, though Soul Forgo partially absorbs Morpho Knight's power and vanishes in the aftermath. A mysterious portal opens within Waddle Dee Town's colosseum, and in an optional final encounter, Kirby combats the phantoms of Forgo Dreams before confronting the newly formed Chaos Elfilis. He defeats Chaos Elfilis in a final battle, and a lingering remnant of their soul approaches Elfilin. He accepts it into his heart, allowing his two halves to finally become whole.

A group of Jewish orphans who survived the Holocaust, on a trip from their orphanage attend a show of Dzigan and Shumacher who staged a comic skit named "Singers of the ''Ghetto''", as two beggars singing and dancing for food. Disagreeing with the portrayal of ghetto life, they heckle the show. Later they invite the comics to their orphanage so that they can tell then the true story. The comics accept the invitation and present there their best shows. At night they overhear children telling each other stories of their life. Next day they suggest children to present their own plays...

Weslie (Voiced by Zu Liqing), Wolffy (Voiced by Zhang Lin) and other goats formed a basketball team called "Team Defenders" and with all the attentions and expectations, "Team Defenders" made their way to the world-class basketball event---The Basketball City Cup. They were the most competitive team to grasp the trophy but they lost it unexpectedly because of the last shot of discord. The team seemed to fall away when Weslie and Wolffy had a dispute after the finals, Wolffy stated that Weslie should have passed the ball to him for the final shot since Weslie's foot injured during the game with "Team Tigers", while Weslie disagreed as he suggested that Wolffy's shots were constant failed shots which makes no difference to the game results. However, their passion for getting the trophy of the basketball game as well as true friendships will not be destroyed easily. Jonie (Voiced by Deng Yuting) decided to assemble the members again and reform the "Team Defenders" to join the next Basketball City Cup. However their opponents were more challenged, if they wanted to get the basketball championship this time, they must face the challenge with even more efforts.

The play features a fictionalised retelling of the 1968 ATV TV debates between William F. Buckley Jr. and Gore Vidal, which take place during the Republican and Democratic Party conventions. Graham was inspired by a documentary film on the subject by Morgan Neville and Robert Gordon.

The play also contains other celebrities from the time such as David Brinkley, Andy Warhol, James Baldwin, and Aretha Franklin. They are used to set context and reflect the theme of how TV debates emerged in this period and have developed.

Shot with non-professional actors in black-and-white, In This Short Life contemplates the margin between documentary and fiction as parts of the story are derived from the lives of the performers. The film follows four intertwined lives in Portland, Oregon, and Los Angeles: an elderly woman embarking on an affair; a mentally unstable man being evicted from his home; a frustrated actor waiting for his breakthrough; and a young female artist forced by a much-desired yet inconveniently-timed pregnancy to reassess the priorities in her life.

Set in Biscay, the plot follows the mishaps of Leyre, a well-off and happily divorced woman whose son has killed his father in a fit of rage, doing whatever it takes for the crime to remain unsolved, henceforth unleashing a wave of crimes across Bilbao and its surroundings.

It's been two years since Emma (Hayley Orrantia) lost her mom, and the wound still feels pretty fresh. She feels obligated to take care of her dad, Jack (Dermot Mulroney), and when she heads home to spend the holidays with him, discovers some incredibly distressing news: that her father is dating her high school frenemy Brandy (Janel Parrish). Emma is horrified by this revelation, to say the least, but Brandy tries her best to keep things friendly between the two of them. Unable to accept this despite efforts from both Brandy and Jack, Emma resolves to try to break the two of them up before Christmas – which is four days from now.

With the reluctant support of her best friend Charlyne (Emilie Modaff) and a hunky bartender named Josh (Michael Naizu), Emma tries to pull off some relatively mundane schemes to split up Brandy and her dad. Try as she might, however, the two seem determined to brush it off, even when things get tense. Emma ignores her own budding connection with Josh in favor of her obsession with ruining her dad's relationship, and puts Charlyne in an uncomfortable position at the same time. With important relationships (and Christmas!) at stake, Emma must come to her senses before it's too late.

''Face It''

Pacifica Northwest approaches Dipper and Mabel Pines for help to remove a wrinkle for an upcoming photoshoot with her parents. As Dipper rejects to help, Pacifica sneaks into the Shack to view the Journals and summons Mr What’s-His-Face, believing that he can help. Promised to be given a flawless face, Pacifica accepts his deal, but the exchange was interrupted by the twins. In place of Pacifica's, Mr What’s-His-Face steals Mabel's face.

Dipper and Pacifica track the monster into the Crawlspace, a paranormal black market underneath the town. Evading the monsters, they disguised themselves in rubbish. In an argument, they are caught by other monsters and sold to an unknown buyer. While in the burlap sack, Dipper assures Pacifica that she is "more than just a pretty face" after she reveals her insecurity with regard to her appearance.

Finding themselves at Mr What’s-His-Face’s base, the two demand to have Mabel's face back, but he instead steals Dipper's face. Facing a choice on whether to have an everlasting beautiful face or fight him to get back the twins' faces. Pacifica sets Mr What’s-His-Face’s head on fire by tossing the explosive beauty pills at him. The three escape into an outhouse, where their Great-uncle Ford freezes the monster. Briefly panicking that she has little time to clean herself up, Pacifica decides not to care about her appearance and attends the shoot covered in rubbish, much to her parents’ disgust.

''Comix Up''

Soos brings over his collection of comics to the Shack. However, Grunkle Stan confiscates them, due to his disdain of the medium, and locks them in a cursed chest. A malicious narration box follows Stan around before he is trapped in a comic book. Dipper, Soos, Mabel, Ford and Wendy follow him into the cursed comic book and enter a world of shifting art styles and genres. They chase a mysterious purple-cloaked man, believing that he knows Stan's whereabouts. Managing to corner him, the cloaked guy sets off a bomb that sends everyone flying straight out of the story’s panels and into the margins.

Soos finds a sobbing Stan in a comic Stan drew in his childhood, which was rejected by publishers due to the excessive swear words in the comic. With the failure of his comic, Stan became resentful of the medium. Soos urges Stan to continue his childhood dream and apologise to the cursed chest, but Stan refuses to refer to the medium as "graphic novels". Before they are killed by the narration box, they are rejoined by the others, who defeat the narration box with white-out. Returning back to the real world, Stan reproduces his childhood comic and sells them in the Mystery Shack gift shop.

''Don't Dimension It''

In an expedition through the forests of Gravity Falls to check for any dimensional rifts in the aftermath of Weirdmageddon, Mabel falls into a wormhole when retrieving her pig Waddles. She ends up in a pocket dimension, along with other lost Mabels of the multiverse. However, as they are too preoccupied with their own tasks, none are able to help her return back to her dimension.

Grunkles Stan and Ford join her through the multiverse. Meanwhile, Mabel meets another Mabel who resembles her and shares her determination to leave the dimension. Both work together to retrieve a flare gun and manage to alert the Grunkles to their location. However, the other Mabel locks Mabel into an outhouse, revealing herself to be the Anti-Mabel, an evil version of her, and intends to take over another Mabel's life and her dimension. The Grunkles, unaware of the switch, pick up the Anti-Mabel. Getting out of the outhouse, Mabel rallies the other Mabels for help in defeating Anti-Mabel.

En route back to their dimension, the Grunkles are overpowered by the Anti-Mabel. Mabel and her other versions arrive, fighting against the Anti-Mabel while rescuing Stan and Ford. The Anti-Mabel is overpowered and the Pines ejects her into space. Dropping the Pines off at the rift leading back to their dimension, the other Mabels thank them for their help before returning to their home dimensions. Upon their return, the Grunkles seal the rift and Mabel gives Dipper a blue journal with a pine tree on it which she got from Mabipper and hopes to start new adventures together.

''Pines Bros Mystery''

This story is also known as ''The Pines Boys in: The Jersey Devil’s in the Details'' on its title page.

Set in the 1960's Young Stan and Ford are excited to spend the whole summer having adventures and working on their new boat, the Stan-O-War, but their dreams are quickly dashed when Stan is accused of stealing their father's gold chain and told he will be grounded for the entire summer. They cut a deal with their father that if they can find the true culprit within 24 hours that will prove Stan’s innocence, but otherwise he will be grounded.

Ford analyzes the clues surrounding the crime scene and comes to the conclusion hat the chain was stolen by the Jersey Devil, and the two boys set off in search of the cryptid. While stocking up on adventuring supplies, they meet the Sibling Brothers, snooty mystery-solvers who do not appreciate the freakish Pines brothers encroaching on their territory and tell them as much. After being insulted, Stan and Ford head down to the carnival to look for more clues, where they are at first rebuffed by the circus freaks until Ford shows them his own six fingers, whereupon they allow the boys to view a map of the Jersey Devil’s hideout tattooed onto the back of one of the performers.

This leads them to the nearby lighthouse, but they aren’t allowed inside to investigate further due to Stan’s delinquent reputation. To make matters worse, they discover the Siblings Brothers are also on the same trail as them, and the combination makes Stan so angry that he accidentally pushes the brothers off a sand dune. Believing them to be dead, the Pines decide to make the best of it and steal their clothes to impersonate them. They succeed and discover the path to the Jersey Devil’s cave.

While separated when exploring the cave, the Sibling Brothers reappear and present Ford with photographic proof that Stan is the one who stole the chain all along. Stan eventually returns with the Jersey Devil behind him

All four boys flee, but when Stan and Ford make it to safety Ford demands to know the reasons behind Stan’s actions. Stan tearfully confesses that he did take the gold chain, but only because he wanted to customize it for Father’s Day in the hopes of earning their dad’s approval for once, and he panicked when he accidentally broke the glass. Before Ford can reply, the Jersey Devil shows up again, but is captured by the Sibling Brothers, who give Ford the chance of taking credit for finding the monster if he gives them the pictures of Stan stealing the chain back so they can collect the reward—otherwise, they’ll frame both Pines twins for the theft. Ford allows Shanklin to attack the brothers and also free the Jersey Devil rather than betray his own brother, and after the humiliated Sibling Brothers call them freaks they are set upon by the circus folk as Stan and Ford head home. They are then grounded for the summer, but they find it isn’t so bad as they have each other.

The story ends with a shot of present-day Stan and Ford on the Stan-O-War II preparing to set sail, and a short ballad detailing some of their misadventures on the seas.

''Pictures from Afghanistan'' follows David Pratt as he returns to meets the Afghan Mujahedeen that he originally reported on during the 1980's Soviet–Afghan War.

Locations visited include the Russian Centre for Science and Culture, and the Kabul Zoo.

The film includes commentary about the September 11 attacks, and the ongoing heroin addiction in Kabul.

Humanity and empathy are recurring themes in the documentary, and Pratt discusses how he struggles with both while reporting on the war. The narrative from Pratt reminds viewers of the need to humanize Afghans.

It is set in 1981 in Spain, having the so-called "movida madrileña" as a backdrop. Sara, a virgin girl, gets drunk after being abandoned by her boyfriend Toni. She joins all-female punk act "Las Siux" (initially formed by Leo, Carmen and Chus) after being told to replace Chus, who is leaving over personal and artistic discrepancies with the rest of the band. She is set to make her debut onstage on 23 February 1981, a date otherwise marked by the Tejero's coup d'état attempt.

Set in Antrim during The Troubles in Northern Ireland in the 1980s, the book tells the take of two eleven year old children, May-Belle Mulholland and Pearse Furlong. Pearce is the son of a bullying Royal Ulster Constabulary officer, and May-Belle's father is regularly arrested and jailed, leaving her under the care of her violent mother.

The children, portrayed as victims rather than villains, begin to torment and torture insects, graduating to small animals, influenced by the selfish acts of their parents. May-Belle is drugged and pimped by her mother.

Their misbehavior destructively escalates in a city scarred by sectarian violence.

Towards the end of the book Pearse Furlong's mother and grandmother are killed by a car bomb that was planted to target his father.

The book uses dark comedy throughout.

Set in 16th-century Germany during the Lutheran reformation, the novel's protagonist is Melchior Paulus, who is tasked with investigating a mass murder in the township of Bideburg. Local military veteran and landowner Peter Stumpf is arrested for the murders, which were followed by cannibalism. His guilt is certain, but it is unknown if he is a human or a werewolf. Should Stumpf be deemed a werewolf, his family will also be punished. The plot therefore centers around an investigation undertaken by Paulus, who is attempting to avoid the collective family punishment.

The story is described as the first ever serial killer trial.

A young orphan is thrown out into the street by a ruthless janitor after the death of his mother. He wanders pitifully through the streets, soliciting in vain the charity of the passers-by. Driven by need, he grabs a loaf of bread from a bakery and runs away. Caught in the act of vagrancy and theft, he is sent to a penitentiary where he leads the hard life of convicts. He manages to escape and hides in a doghouse where he eats the dog's food but is soon recaptured. However, an old philanthropist takes an interest in him. He educates him and allows him to escape from definitive misery.

Jamie and Chloe are introduced as a couple of six years on the campus quad after class on Friday.  Chloe, who is a senior undergraduate student, has just been accepted into medical school in New York City.  Jaimie, on the other hand, never went to college, and works around town.  Later that afternoon, Chloe returns home to her roommate Sam, who has just returned from studying abroad in Italy, and her other roommate, Leila.  Back at the guys’ house, Jaimie chats with his roommates, Wyatt, a hothead pitcher for the school’s baseball team, and Drew, a campus radio co-host and stoner.  The two groups convene at [https://www.facebook.com/Bogeys-Lounge-120507367962174/ Bogey’s Bar] that night.  While at the bar, Jaimie tells Chloe that New York is simply not in the cards for him, because of his financial limitations, and happiness in his hometown.  Instead, he insists that they will figure long-distance out.  Meanwhile, Drew meets Bella, a freshman architecture student, and they hit it off.  Wyatt drunkenly leaves the bar early to go to his “girlfriend’s” place - they’re on a break.  They get into a fight when he tells Carly that he wants to end their break, but discovers she’s moved on to someone new.  This sets Wyatt on a sour path for the weekend.  The next morning, Chloe and Jaimie get into a small argument.  Chloe tells him that she’s not sure if she can do long distance.  

The groups split ways for the weekend, as the guys head up to Drew’s parents’ cabin and the girls celebrate Leila’s birthday at the club.  Unbeknownst to the guys, Drew has invited Bella and her friend to join them.   Meanwhile, the girls meet up with CJ, a friend of the guys and radio show co-host with Drew.  He is accompanied by Van Ham, a visiting rockstar.  Chloe and Van hit it off, which leads to a kiss.  Back at the cabin, Jaimie chats with Wyatt about whether moving to New York might really be an option in order to maintain his relationship with Chloe.  The next morning, Chloe struggles with the guilt of her actions the night before.  She must finally face the decision of whether or not she truly wants to stay with Jaimie.

The next afternoon, Jaimie and Chloe speak on the phone.  They apologize for the fight the morning before, and Jaimie tells her that he would go to New York with her.  Chloe does not tell him about Van Ham.  That night, Wyatt tries to call Carly, only to discover that his number has been blocked.  This sets him off, and he pushes past Jaimie to confront Carly in person.  After he leaves, Jaimie convinces Drew and Bella that they need to stop him.  Once again, Wyatt drunkenly arrives at Carly’s as she approaches the house with her new lover.  He storms out in an attempt to “talk,” and a pathetic brawl ensues between the two guys.  Jaimie, Drew, and Bella arrive and break up the fight.  The guys argue when they return to the house because Drew is upset and embarrassed by Wyatt’s antics.  Jaimie convinces them to get pizza and walk around the quad, where Wyatt falls asleep.  The next day, Chloe shows up at the guys’ place.  She tells Jaimie that they need to take a break in order to figure things out.  While no final decision is made, it can only be assumed that things won’t work out for the couple.    

Andrew and Carly Candlewood, along with their son Danny, travel from California to Mexico for a much needed vacation. The getaway is not what they think when tales of missing children along with the town legend of La Llorona soon encompassing their trip. La Llorona is described as an evil spirit of a distraught mother who lurks near the water's edge and strikes fear in the hearts of all who see her. The spirit begins to torment the Candlewood family and kidnaps Danny. Along with their resourceful taxi driver Jorge, the family races to save Danny. They must navigate the spirit's power along with cartel thugs that roam the countryside.

Fichyo wants to marry Mukhiya, with their parents initially agreeing to the marriage. However, when ethnic conflict shatters the village's former unity, their marriage is thrown into question. Fichyo and Mukhiya must calm the conflict for the sake of their marriage and the village as a whole.

A dysfunctional couple head to a remote cabin to reconnect, but each has intentions to kill the other. Before they can carry out their plans, unexpected visitors arrive and they face a greater danger.

One year after her mother died in an accident, Oriko returns to writing poetry which she had given up when she married her husband Takashi. At a gathering of fellow writers, she meets Mitsuharu, a sculptor and former lover of her late mother. Oriko had despised her mother's changing affairs, although she had been a widow by then, and is herself blamed by her husband for her coldness. Mitsuharu informs her that he wasn't her mother's last lover, but that she had left him for a labourer, with whom she was seen drunk on the day when she was fatally hit by a truck.

One night, Oriko witnesses her husband's sister Yuko having sex with a construction worker in a hut, which she considers rape and reports to the police. Later, she returns to the worker's hut, where he tells her outright that she speculated on sleeping with him as well. He makes a forceful advance, to which Oriko, first reluctant, finally gives in. Oriko meets with Mitsuharu again, confessing that when she was younger, she was not only jealous of him as a daughter, but also as a woman. When she tells him of her encounter with the worker, Mitsuharu is outraged and hurt. Takashi learns of Oriko's meetings with Mitsuharu, but it is not before a confrontation between him, Oriko and Mitsuharu that Oriko and Mitsuharu start an affair.

When Mitsuharu's spine is broken after being buried under one of his stone sculptures, Oriko, still married, vows to stay with him, although it is unclear if he will gain back his ability to walk and his virility. In one of her recurring fantasies about her mother's accident, Oriko now sees herself as the victim and the construction worker at the truck's wheel. Some time later, she sees the worker at a train station, watching unmoved as he enters a train.

Act 1

Setting: Fritz' apartment.

Theodor, a young man pursuing his doctorate, has invited two young women (Mizi and Christine) to the apartment of his friend Fritz. He is hoping to distract Fritz from his affair with a married woman by means of the "sweet girl" ("Süßes Mädel" in German) of Christine. There is a playful atmosphere to the engagement, yet while Mizi does not take her relationship with Theodor seriously, Christine is seemingly in love with Fritz. Whilst the four are eating dinner, the husband of the woman with which Fritz is having an affair turns up at the apartment with evidence of the affair in the form of letters which Fritz has written. The man challenges Fritz to a duel. After the man leaves, Fritz tells Theodor of what has happened, clearly distressed. Theodor attempts to comfort him, saying that duels almost always come to a good conclusion. Theodor and the two women then leave Fritz' apartment.

Act 2

Setting: Christine's room.

Christine is getting herself ready to go out when her neighbour Katharina Binder enters. She invites Christine to go with her to a beer garden with music. A young man from Binder's family, who is very interested in Christine, will also be there. Christine refuses and leaves the apartment. Shortly afterwards, her father, Weiring, a violin player at the Theater in der Josefstadt, returns from a rehearsal. Weiring and Katharina stay and talk about Christine's beliefs and the lives of young women in general. Katharina thinks that Christine should not associate with Mizi and that it would be good for her to marry the aforementioned relative of Binder. On the other hand, Weiring thinks that young women should enjoy their youth. Mizi enters, and Christine returns. Katharina and Weiring leave the apartment. Christine tells them that Fritz, who was supposed to meet up with her, never came to their meeting place. Eventually Fritz comes to the apartment. Christine is very happy and so is he, having seemingly overcome his feelings for the married woman with whom he was having an affair. After Theodor arrives, the two say goodbye and claim to be going away for a few days - ostensibly to Fritz' family estate, but in reality because of the duel.

Act 3

Setting: Christine's room, a few days later.

Christine suffers greatly from Fritz' absence. After she confesses her love for Fritz to her father, she learns from Theodor, Mizi and her father that Fritz died in the duel. She is grief-stricken, knowing that he died for another woman, and runs out of the flat in the hurry. Whether she kills herself at the end of the play or not is left open.

The plot tracks the love story between two pickpockets teaming up together: Álex (raised after age 7 in a foster home) and Sara (a well-off student).

Nadya falls in love with a PLO activist Nimmer and they marry secretly in London. Nimmer disappears, she is left without papers and support, and takes a job in a laundry. She manages to get a fake passport with the help of a laundry "customer #347", but the passport is for an Israeli Jew.Hannah Brown, [https://www.jpost.com/israel-news/culture/movie-review-nadias-dilemma-481192 "Movie review: Nadia’s dilemma. A Palestinian woman lives life as a Jew in Tova Ascher’s new film"], ''The Jerusalem Post'', February 10, 2017

Fast forward 15 years, Nadya, now Maya, married to a government official, has become a successful choreographer. When her company is to perform a dance in collaboration with Arabs, she meets Nimmer, who is a member of the coordinating committee...

Gale is an itinerant who works jobs as a cotton picker, baker, cowboy, and oil rigger. He participates in a number of successive, spontaneous strikes without organized unions. He thinks of Guatemala and Argentina often.

The novel is set for the most part in North Berwick opposite the eponymous Bass Rock in the Firth of Forth in Scotland, where three women are linked across the centuries, Sarah, Ruth and Viv. The novel is divided into a prologue and seven parts. Each part is made up of five palindromic chapters (I – II – III – II – I), with the Sarah segment at the centre bookended by Ruth's story and, at the outer ends, Viv's narrative. Interspersed in the narrative are brief vignettes, portraying violence against women.

'''Sarah''' a teenager, is accused of being a witch in the 1700s and is in danger of being burnt alive. She is then rescued by a priest's family, narrated by Joseph their son, and they take her away from the village towards the coast...

'''Ruth''' moves into a new house after the Second World War and has married cruel and manipulative widower Peter with his two sons Mark and Christopher. Ruth has had several miscarriages and mourns for her brother who died in the war, and also has suspicions about her husband's frequent work trips by train to London. The housekeeper Betty's niece Bernadette moves in and becomes close to Mark and Christopher. The Reverend Jon Brown appears to have an unhealthy interest in Mark and Christopher and tragedy befalls him, as Ruth's mental state is parlous...

'''Viviane''', a contemporary narrator is a fortyish woman with a history of alcoholism and mental illness and has been given the task of clearing her grandmother Ruth's house. Her uncle Christopher's half-sister estate-agent Deborah keeps showing up to make the house more presentable. Her sister's marriage is breaking up and so moves Katherine moves in to the house with Viv. Part time sex-worker and witch Maggie also moves in, who can sense the presences in the house, and is obsessed by violence to women...

The miniseries is 2 episodes, 4 hours total.

''Episode I.'' Aristocratic SS engineer ''Obersturmbannführer'' Helmut Von Schraeder in charge of extermination machinery in Treblinka makes a denotator for the Hitler assassination plot. After the failure of the plot he goes into hiding by assuming a new face and voice and the identity of an inmate Jew named Ben Grossman with the help of a blackmailed plastic surgeon, who was practicing on the inmates. Von Schraeder arranges to be sent to a French camp soon to be liberated by the Allies. However he lands in the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp, which was liberated much later. Here he makes some Jewish friends. After the liberation by the Allies, he unsuccessfully tries to go to Switzerland, where he has a sizeable stash in a bank, but he finds himself on a way to Palestine under British mandate with his new Jewish friends. On his way he kills a British officer in a skirmish and becomes an internationally wanted man and wins the respect of the Jews. His Jewish comrades-in-arms notice his military skills (due to his German military training) and he quickly progresses in the ranks.

''Episode 2.'' By 1971, Grossman is a Brigadier General and a hero, but the fate gives him another twist. He is found by the plastic surgeon and the commandant of Treblinka, who were hiding in Argentina and blackmailing him into delivering them the uranium stolen by Mossad. At about the same time Grossman's son makes a documentary about Nazi criminals. He focuses on how ordinary people could become monsters and runs into the career of Von Schraeder. In an old photo he sees his own face and begins to suspect this is his father...[https://www.chicagotribune.com/news/ct-xpm-1989-01-08-8902240035-story.html ITS MORE THAN JUST ATWIST OF FATE,`], by Clifford Terry, ''Chicago Tribune'', January 08, 1989[https://www.upi.com/Archives/1989/01/06/Twist-of-Fatefatally-twisted/3808600066000/ 'Twist of Fate:' fatally twisted], by Joan Hanauer, ''UPI'' January 6, 1989

The book tells about Windham growing up in Atlanta during the Depression, as his family, which had once been prosperous, gradually becomes impoverished. The Victorian home of the family, a remainder of their prosperous past, is demolished, and young Donald keeps a piece of stained glass as a reminder of "fading grandeur". Meanwhile his mother is struggling to cope with the situation, and is forced to rely on her relatives. The book covers Windham's childhood, through his graduation from high school and his decision to move to New York City thereafter. It evokes "with faint but unmistakable nostalgia the Atlanta of the early decades of the modern century."

The book consists of stories detailing the timeline of Scott's life, NASCAR career, and the struggles he had growing up as a black man.

Scott was born in Danville, Virginia on August 29, 1921. His early childhood consisted of many struggles, including his parents divorcing due to clashing personalities and experiencing segregation. Throughout his life, he had promised himself to always "be his own boss", wanting to avoid an average job at a textile mill.

After buying a Ford Model T, he would become a mechanic and land a job at the local taxi company. During his span at the Danville Taxi Company, he would meet his wife, Mary Belle Coles at the age of 19, after Coles needed a ride. Scott would have a short stint in the United States Army in 1943 due to him being drafted for World War II.

After a failed stint as a car shop business owner, Scott would turn to bootlegging moonshine, and would become recognized for evading the police and having seemingly ludicrous stories on how he would evade the police. During his free time, he would watch races at the local Danville Fairgrounds Speedway, wishing that one day, he could race there.With help from fellow bootlegger, Bob McGinnis, Scott would catch a stroke of luck. The Dixie Circuit, a local Southern racing series, was looking for a black man to drive as a marketing gimmick, and would choose Scott to drive. While he had a rough start, within days, Scott would start to beat many regulars, and even win the series. To Scott's surprise, he did not see much discrimination among fans and drivers, and many would respect and defend him as a racer. However, Scott would still have to remain "tough-skinned" all his life, as still, many would still call him the n-word and heckle at Scott, with one notable example being Lynchburg Speedway's announcer calling Scott "the world's only n*gger driver." After gaining recognition in more local Virginia racing series, Scott decided that joining NASCAR would help Scott rise the ranks.

In 1954, Scott would get approved by NASCAR official Maurice Poston to race in NASCAR, breaking the color barrier in the league, to no public attention. In Scott's early NASCAR years, he would race in regional-level races, facing racism from promoters, drivers, and fans. However, as in the local racing series, Scott would gain the respect of his fellow drivers and fans due to his work ethic and talent on the track. In the same year, then NASCAR CEO Bill France Sr. promised in a handshake deal that Scott would be treated fairly as any white racing driver in NASCAR, a promise that stuck with Scott.

After seven years of Scott honing his skills in NASCAR's local and modified divisions, Scott would buy a car from fellow driver Buck Baker, and announced to his family that Scott would be racing in NASCAR's top series, the NASCAR Grand National Series. He would make his first start on March 4, 1961, at Piedmont Interstate Fairgrounds, to little fanfare, becoming the first black driver to race in NASCAR's top series. He would receive more discrimination, even being banned from Darlington Raceway and its races by its president Bob Colvin, the Rebel 400 and the Southern 500, which were at the time both races held as a celebration for the Confederacy. Scott would still however do well during his rookie season, finishing 32nd in the standings with 4,726 points, the most points received by a rookie.

Wendell's second season started with more discrimination, as while many liked Scott as a person, "it was the idea of a black outdoing them that got them disturbed", according to NASCAR official Art Mitchell. From near fights with driver Bob Welborn for him calling Scott the n-word to only being called by his first name in driver's meetings compared to others being called by their last names, Scott would have to endure racial discrimination from many within the NASCAR community. As Wendell started his third season in 1963, hopes were optimistic, but quickly diminished after being snubbed of his winnings at Riverside International Raceway and a blown engine while qualifying for the 1963 Daytona 500. At the same time, racial tensions were at an all-time high throughout the United States with the civil rights movement in full-swing, causing even more to discriminate against Scott. Scott would take drastic measures to avoid discrimination, including faking being white and being racist to his own sons to get service at truck stops.

In the third race of the 1964 season, Scott would race at the 1964 Jacksonville 200. After Richard Petty had steering issues late in the race, Scott would take the lead with 25 to go in a car previously owned by renowned driver Ned Jarrett. The scoreboard had gone blank, and on the final lap, no white flag was waved. As Scott completed his final lap, no checkered flag was waved. Buck Baker, who was in second two laps down, took the checkered flag and was initially declared the winner. While Baker had his victory celebrations, drivers and fans were confused, as they thought that Scott had won. After NASCAR held a closed meeting for two hours, with spectators, the beauty queen, and Baker gone, NASCAR declared Scott the winner of the race. While NASCAR had insisted they had made an honest mistake, others thought that NASCAR was trying to prevent a race riot.

Heading deeper into the 1964 season, Scott would still face usual discrimination, including being disqualified from races under dubious circumstances and once again being banned from Darlington. Even worse, his sons were now facing discrimination too, but Wendell would defend his sons from hecklers and attackers. However, Wendell would also receive much more support from fans and drivers alike, with many cheering Wendell on as an underdog. Journalist Morris Stephenson had even compared Wendell to achieving as much as Martin Luther King Jr. for the civil rights movement. He would become a local hero in his town of Danville. At the end of the season, it was Wendell's best season yet- finishing 12th in points and getting some small manufacturer support from Ford.

In 1966, while Bill France Sr. became friends with controversial Alabama governor George Wallace, Wendell would buy a new car from Holman-Moody, only to find out the car was essentially broken. The car was rebuilt in 12 days and Scott would still drive the car to impressive finishes with help from Ford boycotting NASCAR, including a 13th-place finish at the 1966 Daytona 500 and podium finishes at local short tracks in North Carolina. At the end of it all, he would finish sixth in points and winning $23,051, more than he had ever earned before. However, many were now starting to question Wendell's age, as at the age of 45, he was one of the oldest drivers in NASCAR. In addition, his son and crucial pit crew member, Wendell Scott Jr., was drafted for the Vietnam War.

In the 1967 season, Wendell faced a downward spiral in performance, with 16 DNFs due to mechanical issues. Scott would have to drive more conservatively, to earn enough money to pay bills. In turn of this, he found himself back in the pack more. He would finish 10th in points, with no top 5s and fewer top 10s then last season. In 1968, while Alabama International Motor Speedway was being built, Wendell Jr., would come back, only for him to be significantly different from what he used to be. He was reported to be more angry and bitter, and arguments occurred often. To make matters worse, Wendell had expected his sons to work as hard as he did, and if they didn't, Wendell would chew them out publicly, angering Wendell Jr. more. Wendell struggled with DNQs and poor results in both the 1968 and 1969 seasons. After a controversial boycott at the 1969 Talladega 500, Scott became cautious of NASCAR officials. In the 1970 season, he was once again banned from numerous tracks and races, once again struggled with mechanical issues, and was forced to still keep trying to make races, otherwise he would be let off of NASCAR's money-deal for racers. In addition, NASCAR was transferring to the modern era, with NASCAR races on dirt, Scott's specialty, eliminated from the schedule.

In 1971, he would once again face extreme difficulties with a slew of mechanical problems and DNQs. The Scott family had to remortgage their house due to a lack of money. In 1972, NASCAR would make a series of major changes, with a notable example being NASCAR landing a new corporate sponsor, the R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company, with its brand name Winston sponsoring the series. As Scott failed to qualify for more and more races, he would eventually go down a series to the NASCAR Grand National East Series. While Scott would still race in the NASCAR Winston Cup Series, he would be plagued by lack of funding and equipment. However, with some help from millionaire Richard Howard, he would be able to qualify for prestigious races that year. However, with his reputation now being put as a has-been who was majorly uncompetitive, the Scott family were embarrassed at the lack of dignity. The season would show Scott's worst season yet, with the family suffering even more financial troubles. However, Scott would still want to race, and in 1973, an opportunity came up for Scott was too good to pass.

At the 1973 Winston 500, with help from Holman-Moody, loans to friends, taking out mortgages, Scott saw a golden opportunity to give Scott a big break in racing for him to continue. On lap 10, Scott was involved in a big crash that involved over 20 cars, with Scott being majorly injured in the process. Many thought that Scott was dead, but he was able to get out, with major injuries. He was reported to be covered in blood, have a fractured left leg, fractured pelvis in numerous places, broke three ribs, to have ripped most of the skin from his left forearm, and had seriously injured his right kidney. His arm bone was also visible and poking out, according to Frank Scott, Wendell's son. Along with that, the car that Scott had was essentially destroyed. After a couple one off races in the Winston Cup Series and Grand National East Series, Scott would eventually announce his retirement. To make matters worse, his son, Wendell Jr., was facing 61 years in prison for burglary and grand larceny.

Scott was praised after his retirement. He would have a loosely-based movie that showed his life in 1977, called Greased Lightning, with Scott being played by Richard Pryor. Within later years, he would become an active member in his local church. He was praised by civil rights activists and was invited to parties, praised for breaking the color barrier in a Southern sport in the Jim Crow era. However, Scott wondered how different his life and career could have been if he had come later, and if he had factory support. Still in debt from the wreck in 1973, he would see Willy T. Ribbs with multi-million dollar sponsorship, qualify for the 1989 Indianapolis 500, becoming the first black driver to qualify for the Indianapolis 500. He said to himself, "I came along too soon."

Scott died on December 23, 1990. Scott's legacy remained vital to many black drivers in NASCAR in the years to come, including Bill Lester, Chase Austin, and (not mentioned in the book) Bubba Wallace. Scott had only been remembered by many as the first black driver to compete and win in NASCAR's top series, but he wasn't remembered for the struggles and hardships Scott had to face. Humpy Wheeler suggested that NASCAR hold a "Wendell Scott Day" or that Wendell Scott be inducted into the then-new NASCAR Hall of Fame in 2010 (he was eventually inducted in 2015). However, many do remember that Scott had broken a barrier that was unthinkable- he had become the first black driver in a sport that was stereotyped for being a "white, Southern" sport within fire of both the Jim Crow era and civil rights movement, no funding, less publicity from other black athletes like Jackie Robinson, and the challenges of being discriminated by many of NASCAR's higher-ups and no factory support. He is remembered for determination and work ethic, as while he had faced many challenges, he would keep on going, no matter what.

On Laconia

Cara's (Emma Ho) parents are horrified when they discover she used the strange, dog-like creatures in the wilderness outside of the colony to resurrect her dead younger brother Xan (Ian Ho), who returns home visibly infected by the protomolecule. Cara's father confirms his fears by watching in horror as Xan immediately heals from a knife wound, and decides to notify the soldiers. Cara and Xan flee into the woods, with Xan pondering why his parents were afraid of him. When Marco Inaros contacts the renegade Martian Admiral Duarte for aid, the latter dismisses him, calling Inaros a useful distraction, but that he was busy, having gods to kill.

The Free Navy

Aboard the ''Pella'', Marco Inaros (Keon Alexander), fools Camina Drummer's (Cara Gee) Belter attack fleet into attacking the wrong ship and uses the resulting misdirection to cripple Drummer's fleet. As the ''Pella'' starts to move away, Drummer prepares to crash her ship into it in a suicide mission that would destroy them both. Liang Walker (Stuart Hughes) does so in her stead, his destroyed ship badly damaging The Free Navy flagship.

Limping back to the Ring, Admiral Duarte (Dylan Taylor) denies Inaros refuge, rearmament or repair from Laconia, effectively abandoning him. Filip (Jasai Chase Owens), disillusioned with his father's goals after the death of Rosenfeld Guoliang (Kathleen Robertson), quietly leaves the ''Pella'' in a small ship and takes the name 'Filip Nagata'.

The ''Rocinante''

In an attempt to wrest control of the rail gun emplacements on the Ring, the ship uses a remote-controlled ice freighter, the ''Giambattista'' to deliver different strike teams to the Ring Station amidst a seeming accidental spill of several hundred cargo containers; despite the success of the distraction, the teams are overwhelmed by the withering firepower of renegade Martian troops stationed to protect the rail guns. Bobbie Draper (Frankie Adams) manages to single-handedly destroy the power source for the rail guns, rendering them inert, and the ''Rocinante'' wipes out the remaining Free Navy fighters.

Knowing that Inaros' Free Navy fleet is on its way, Naomi Nagata (Dominique Tipper) suggests that instead of trying to mount a counter-attack, they instead concentrate on awakening the entities dormant within the Ring. Believing she is also killing her son aboard the ''Pella'', she momentarily hesitates before detonating the ''Giambattista's'' energy core, serving as the catalyst that awakens the Ring entities which waste no time in obliterating Marco Inaros and his ship. Nagata is overcome with guilt, knowing that while she has ended the war, she believes she has ended the life of her only son in doing so.

In the aftermath of the trade union formation, Bobbie becomes the new pilot for the ship. Clarissa Mao (Nadine Nicole), discovering that the enhancements she had received have considerably shortened her life, chooses to remain aboard the ship as a mechanic under Amos (Wes Chatham). Holden and Nagata remain together, enjoying their hard-earned moment of peace.

The Transport Union

The representatives of Earth, Mars and the Belter Union gather to discuss the formation of a transport union to deal with trade head to and from the Ring, but the Belters, led by Drummer, balk at potentially being constantly outvoted in any substantive decision-making by the Inners. Holden, in attendance, points out that Inaros was as successful as he was by taking advantage of the Belter fear that the fruits of the future would always be held back from them, and therefore denying them a future. Earth's Secretary General Chrisjen Avasarala (Shohreh Aghdashloo) then proposes that the trade union be independent, based at Medina Station and led by someone without allegiances to any faction; she nominates Holden, as he would be an acceptable choice amongst all three groups. He reluctantly agrees, but upon official acceptance of the post, he immediately resigns and appoints Drummer in his place, to ensure true parity among the Inners and the Belters.

Before the episode fades to end credits, the viewer sees the Ring alone in the darkness of space, occasionally ripple with red, and a faint blue outline of Duarte's protomolecule warship station can be seen in the center of the Ring.

Revita Kid, an unnamed and amnesiac child, ascends an ominous Clocktower in pursuit of their lost momeries and to seek answers

Giuseppe Tornatore, Oscar-winning director, pays tribute to his friend and collaborator Ennio Morricone, retracing the life and works of the legendary composer, from his debut with Sergio Leone to the Oscar Award for The Hateful Eight in 2016. Interviews with renowned directors and musicians, the recordings of some of the maestro's acclaimed world tours, clips from some iconic films set to music by Morricone and exclusive footage of the scenes and places that defined his life.

Nat Duncan, the City Chap, travels to the country to marry a wealthy girl. He first decides to marry Josie Lockwood but is also attracted to Betty Graham, who works at the local drugstore. Nat eventually decides to marry for love and proposes to Betty.

A woman finds a VHS tape outside her front door that shows a series of horrific tales that could be true.

When Diddy Dick and Dom came to Hollywood, their boss, Larry wanted them to make movies and to become famous millionaires. After they made each movie, they sat down and watch their movies they made at the cinema. Each movie starts with an advert. But each movie filled with budgets for disastrous and hilarious parts and everything else. At the end of each movie, Dick and Dom tells Larry (and the audience) that the movie was great, but the audience paused and then they got outrage of discussed and the credits roll during the madness, but Dick and Dom ask Larry that they got an idea for their next movie about any subject, but Larry thinks it will be worst and to get so mad, but he likes it and gives them his money anyway.

The transfer begins with the appeal of Ivan Urgant, who is in the editing room of Evening Urgant. He reveals that the production team made the decision not to shoot the New Year's special, as due to events related to the COVID-19 pandemic, they will have 'no desire, no mood and no strength.' Instead he reports that the audience will be shown the Italian New Year's music show 'Ciao, 2020!'.

After the introduction, the first musical number begins, called 'Cinque minuti', which is performed by the host Giovanni Urganti (played by Urgant) and the group 'Tutti Frutti'. The host announces the names of celebrities who are participating in the episode, and the audience is shown with cards with greetings on them. Urganti introduces his co-hosts Matteo Crustaldi, Alessandro Houdini and Allegra Michele, who appear on stage with him.

Next comes the number 'Crush' by Claudia Cocchi and Niletto Niletti, the latter appearing on stage in roller skates. The program continues with an interview with porn director Alessandro Pallini, who on the screen of the video camera shows the presenter a fragment from his new film, at the sight of which Urganti becomes delighted, exclaiming “Fantastic! Film without women! Only men!”, he calls the film crew to watch the clip with him and Pallini.

Next, Joni performs the song "La Cometa" in front of a huge screen, on which close-ups of the artist are mixed with shots of the starry sky. Urganti and Crustaldi interview Ornella Buzzi, after which the duo of Arti and Asti perform the song "Bambina balla", moving around the stage on an illuminated crescent moon decoration. Houdini interviews Milanka and Gerolomo Paffuto.

The Crema de la Soda group performs the song "Piango al Tecno" with a backup dancer consisting of a gladiator, a player from the Turin Juventus, a dancer in a white cassock dressed as Pius XIII from the TV series "The Young Pope", Donatella Versace 's double, a Swiss guard and dancers dressed as Madonna from the cover of the Like a Virgin album.

Urganti and Michele raffle lotto prizes among the spectators along with Gigi. Dora sings "Innamorata" followed by a commercial for "Buono" cleaner, in which Crustaldi, dressed as Santa Claus, finds his wife (played by Allegra Michele) in bed with another man, after which she invites Crustaldi's character to join them, which he does.

Urganti interviews Nicola Basca and Daniele Milocchi, who then sing the song "La Baldoria". Urganti interviews the group "Tutti Frutti", after which Giorgio Creddi performs the song "Ragazza copertina". Urganti interviews the actresses of the Quattro putane series: Barbara Cinicchio, Elenuccia Michelucci and Irene Nosa. The host asks where the fourth actress (a reference to the name of the series, "quattro" from the Italian "four"), Irene Gorbachetti, to which he receives the answer "She works!" After that, the actresses compete in swallowing spaghetti with Alessandro Houdini, and Giovanni Dorni, with a ballet in robot costumes, performs a number for the song "Cicchi", which is the soundtrack to the series.

Urganti and Houdini interview Ida Galicci, after which Giulia Ziverti performs the song "Credo". Urganti interviews Enrico Carlacci. The group "Piccolo Grandi" performs the song "Mamma Maria", after which Houdini presents them with a diploma for winning the Eurovision Song Contest.

The program reaches its grand finale when Pope Pippo II appears on the stage, sanctioning the beginning of the New Year by lighting the lights on the tree with an extension cord. At the end, Urganti, Soldinetta and Vittorio Isaiah sing the song "Chiesi io al frassino" and the participants of the program make New Year's wishes to the audience.

Young adult Supes are tested in ''The Hunger Games''-style challenges at the Godolkin University School of Crimefighting, run by Vought International.

On the death of her father, Charly Fleury inherits the family butcher's shop. Editor-in-chief of a fashion magazine, she prefers to sell the business as soon as possible. Martial, her father's former assistant manager, decides to fight to recover the butcher's shop. While everything opposes them, Charly and Martial will have to learn live together.

The Valois family lives in exile in Austria, near Vienna. 20-year-old François, the Prince of Valois, wants to marry Agathe Klähr. The young woman is the daughter of the proud widow and bookseller Franziska Klähr. The prince is denied permission to marry the girl by his family. The Valois family lay claim to the French throne. François and Agathe hold hands as they walk into the Danube, committing suicide. The 21-year-old Army officer Medardus Klähr, Agathe's brother, meets Princess Helene of Valois at the pair's funeral. Helene is the 20-year-old sister of François. Medardus shares his mother's patriotism and hatred of Napoleon. The Valois and Klähr family have a common enemy in the belligerent Corsicans. But an éclat creates bad blood. Helene insults the dead woman at the double grave. Medardus, who holds the Valois family responsible for his sister's death, insults her in return. Helene then promises her cousin Bertrand, the Marquis of Valois, that she will marry him if he kills Medardus in a duel. The hot-headed Medardus is lucky; he is not killed by the Marquis but critically wounded.

Helena mourns the death of her brother. Now that he is dead, the family's hope for the French throne are gone. Helena inquires about the injured Medardus. She sends her chambermaid to the Klähr's abode. Medardus wishes to get to revenge on Helene for the death of his sister after spending a "few wonderful nights" with her. Thye spend several nights together. Medardus, when he learns of Helene's intention to marry, volunteers for a sortie from the fortress of Vienna against the advancing Napoleonic troops. He considers this the way to appear at Helene's wedding. Helene lives outside of Vienna's city walls. Medardus himself does not quite know if he is driven by love or hate, but he knows he wishes to die. Helene, who is still keen to see the Valois take the French throne, seeks to get Medardus to support her interests. Napoleon, who in the meantime has taken Vienna, is residing at Schönbrunn. Helena approaches him to ask for imperial permission for the Valois family to return to France. Helene is regarded amongst the Venetians as being Napoleon's mistress. Medardus is ordered to kill Napoleon on Helene's behalf. Medardus hates Napoleon and had already toyed with the idea of assassinating him. But he is suddenly having second thoughts. Medardus, "the avenger of the fatherland" does not want to be the tool of the Valois.

On the eve of the peace treaty which Napoleon has dictated to the Austrians, there is a parade in the courtyard of Schönbrunn Palace, with some Viennese present. Medardus creeps up the palace steps towards Napoleon and Helene. Medardus lunges with a dagger; Helene gets in the way of his knife and is killed. Medardus is put into prison. Napoleon wishes to free him; after all, Medardus has killed a woman who sought to bring her family onto his throne. Medardus reacts to the surprising offer by telling Napoleon that he really wished to kill the emperor himself. He sticks to this claim, and is shot by a firing squad.

Pregnant Julie Rivers moves into a new home with her husband. During her mandatory bed rest, terrifying ghostly experiences started in the house as Julie suffers through monotony and anxiety for her constraints, which leads to Julie protecting herself and her unborn baby.

In a flashback, Boba Fett plans to break into Jabba the Hutt's palace to take his ship back. While he is contemplating a plan he discovers Fennec Shand dying from a gut wound. He successfully manages to get her healed, and requests her to help him break into Hutt's palace, where she reveals that Bib Fortuna has taken over. They manage to take back Fett's ship. Fett releases Shand from his service, but she still chooses to continue working with him. Later, Fett shoots down the biker gang who killed the Tuskens and attempts to retrieve his armor from the Saarlac pit, but is unsuccessful. In the present, Fett hires Krrsantan after he gets into a bar fight. He requests that Hutt's subordinates stay neutral in his war with the Pykes Syndicate, which they agree to. Shand suggests to Fett that they find hired muscle for the upcoming war.

Twenty years after the events of the previous season, the Reyes-Elizondo family are forced to face new challenges that threaten their family. The murder of professor Genaro Carreño, shakes the family as evidence points to the sons of Juan and Norma as the culprits. Tensions continue to grow with the arrival of Samuel Caballero (Sergio Goyri), a powerful and cruel man who will not hesitate to do whatever it takes to get back his daughter and his wife, Rosario Montes (Zharick León), whose return to San Marcos has caught everyone's attention.