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Ten years have passed since the events of the first film. The down-to-earth nerd Columbus (Jesse Eisenberg), the fun-loving thug Tallahassee (Woody Harrelson), the wild Wichita (Emma Stone), and Wichita’s noticeably grown sister Little Rock (Abigail Breslin) have made their home in the abandoned White House perfectly: they have fun in every way, they classify […]

Alexandre Beck (Francois Cluzet) and Margot (Marie-Jose Crozet) have known each other since childhood. They grew up, married and were happy until that night in the lake house, when Margo was killed, and Alexander was stunned by a blow to the head, from which he lost consciousness and fell into the water. Alexander was found

The old man, nicknamed Grumpy (Antti Litja), lives all alone in a house standing on the edge of the forest. He built this house with his own hands – for himself, his wife and two children. Grouchy’s wife has been effectively turned into a vegetable by a degenerative disease and has been placed in a

You know, there are days when you give up. For forty-year-old lonely nurse Ruth (Melanie Lynskey), this day has come. First, a patient died while on duty. However, the patient was a very unpleasant old woman, a notorious racist who constantly poured obscenities, so Ruth was not very sad about her. Then, on the path

Willard Russell (Bill Skarsgård), a veteran of World War II in the South Pacific, returns to his hometown of Coal Creek, West Virginia, after the end of the war. On his way home at a roadside cafe in Meade, Ohio, he meets waitress Charlotte (Haley Bennett). In the same cafe at the same time, amateur

Sam Pinkett (Matthew Bainton) is an urban planning and noise control consultant for Bracknell City Council in Berkshire. Sam hates his job anyway, and then there’s his ex-girlfriend Lizzie (Sarah Solemany), who works on the same county council, has been promoted to department head and is now Sam’s boss. One morning, walking from a rented

The old man, nicknamed Grumpy (Heikki Kinnunen), dies of his wife Hertt, with whom he lived for sixty years. The funeral is attended by Grumpy’s youngest son Hessu (Iikka Forss) and his wife, who live in Helsinki, and the eldest son Pekka (Jani Volanen) with his family: wife Katri (Elina Knihtila) and seventeen-year-old daughter Sofia

Earth, a relatively near future, where space flights have become as popular a form of tourism as ocean trips on comfortable cruise ships are nowadays. One of the main companies carrying out such flights is Judd Galaxy. This company launched a huge starship on a cruise around Saturn, which should last eight months. The spaceship

New York journalist Esquire Lloyd Vogel (Matthew Reese) specializes in various scandalous materials: about abortion, rape and serial killers. And this corresponds to his character: Lloyd is quite cynical and used to seeing the unsightly side of life. In addition, at one time, Vogel suffered a serious childhood trauma: his father Jerry (Chris Cooper) left

The cunning and very “slippery” private detective Fletcher (Hugh Grant) shows up at the mansion of a man named Ray (Charlie Hunnam). Ray is the closest assistant and right hand of the very big crime boss Mickey Pearson (Matthew McConaughey), the owner of a whole network of hidden plantations for growing marijuana. Fletcher tells Ray

Cheerful guy Niles (Andy Samberg) wakes up on November 9th with his girlfriend Misty (Meredith Hagner) in a house located in Palm Springs: Misty came here for the wedding of her friend Tala. While Misty prepares for the wedding, Niles lounges on an air mattress in the pool, drinking a beer from a can. Niles

A group of people chatting about this and that, scolding Trump, sending each other a funny video, and then mentioning the hunt for “a dozen scum” in a certain mansion. After some time, the same company flies on a private jet, they drink champagne, seizing it with caviar, and have a great time. Suddenly, from