In a Russia where fear has become an everyday currency, Stalin and Beria are the classic double act to end them all. With the Kremiln as their stage and the Politburo as their stooges, Stalin signs death warrants while Beria chases women. United by their Georgian heritage and moral depravity, they trust each other only as much as they have to. A humorous look at Stalin - dictator and family man.

Young Cedric Errol and his widowed mother live in genteel poverty in 1880s Brooklyn after the death of his father. Cedric's grandfather, the Earl of Dorincourt, has long ago disowned his son for marrying an American. But after the death of the Earl's remaining son, he decides to accept Cedric as his heir.

根据英国作家格林的同名小说改编。纳粹占领时期的法国人。因为纳粹为了报复游击队的袭击，抓了一批人质，其中抽到死签的将被处决。主人公抽到了死签，但表示要以自己的财产换取替代者，有一个身患绝症的小伙子同意交换，条件是主人公用自己的财产照料他的家人。后来主人公与小伙子的姐姐走到了一起。
该片讲的是德军入侵法国的故事. 残暴的德军肆意在巴黎的街道上逮捕行人, 把他们带去他们的集中营,进行他们的杀人游戏.
故事的男主角是镇上有名的律师, 有自己的律师事务所, 有宏伟的别墅, 家财万贯, 却独身一人. 一天午餐后, 他不幸被逮捕送去了可怕的集中营. 一路上, 他拿出他有钱人的质疑, 一直在反抗. 结果不说也知道, 挨了一顿打的他和其他人一样住进了三十人一间的牢房里. 他仍不相信这样的事实, 不安分的他一直和同伴们抱怨.
游戏终于开始了. "你们每十个人中要死一个, 这次你们自己选出三个来, 明天一早执行枪决." 他们面面相觑, 却很平静. 最后商议的结果是抓阄, 大家很默然, 麻木, 只有他一直处于极度的恐惧和不安中. 他用颤抖的双手小心翼翼的打开他用自己的手抓来的这张纸条, 只需一眼就知道了自己的命运, 他抽到了最后一个叉号.
他害怕了, 愤怒了.开始大声叫唤, 没有人理他, 这是他的命. 他开始喃喃自语, 开始想办法挽救他的生命. "谁跟我换, 我给他十万法郎." 没有人啃声. 他声音颤抖, 面目狰狞, 一遍一遍的说. "别傻了,谁会拿生命去换金钱." "就是, 没有生命了还要金钱干什么?" "你能不能安静点, 每个人都得死." 突然角落里的一个声音蹦出来"如果你的价码再多一些的话, 我会考虑."还伴着两声咳嗽声. 那是个面黄肌瘦, 身体羸弱的年轻人, 有气无力的躺在冰冷的地上. "我还有房产和花园, 我都给你.我把我所有的资产都给你, 总共三十万法郎." 律师迫不及待的说. 年轻人听后很满意, "我要把他们留给我的妈妈和姐姐, 我要让村子里的人都羡慕他们. 我要立个遗嘱." 就在他们忙着立遗嘱,写财产转让书,并找了两个人做为公证人签名做证时, 其他人都傻眼了..... 。

A shy and quiet World War II evacuee is housed by a disgruntled old man, and they soon develop a close bond.

A French detective in London reconstructs the life of a man lying in hospital with severe injuries with the help of journals and a psychiatrist. He realises that the man had powerful telekinetic abilities.

In this engaging blend of courtroom drama, suspense, intrigue, humour and humanity, Alan Davies (Jonathan Creek) stars as criminal lawyer Henry Farmer, a crusading barrister who is honorably engaged in the fight for truth and justice in the courtroom. Possessing a tremendous gift for cross-examination and a silver tongue in vital closing speeches, Henry is a formidable opponent and greatly admired by his colleagues. However, his personal life is chaotic with a huge workload, massive gambling debts and unrequited love.
Henry is takes on a case prosecuting a rapist but with only personal accounts to go on its a hard case to prove. Meanwhile his relationship with his father seems to improve as a result of some misfortune and it looks like there might be light at the end of the bankruptcy tunnel!

Englishman Robinson Crusoe, stranded alone on an island for years, is overjoyed to find a fellow man, a black islander whom he names Friday. But Crusoe cannot overcome the shackles of his own heritage and upbringing and is incapable of seeing Friday as anything other than a savage who needs Crusoe's brand of cultural and religious enlightenment. Friday attempts to share his own more generous and unashamed culture, but ultimately realizes that Crusoe can never see him as anything but an inferior being. With that awareness, Friday sets out to turn the tables on Crusoe.

Heavy Weather was a dramatisation for television by Douglas Livingstone of the novel Heavy Weather by P. G. Wodehouse (1881–1975), set at Blandings Castle. It was made by the BBC and WGBH Boston, first screened by the BBC on Christmas Eve 1995 and shown in the United States on PBS's Masterpiece Theatre on 18 February 1996.
Though abridged for a 90-minute film, Heavy Weather followed closely the novel of 1933, the fourth in the Blandings series. Many of the familiar elements of the Blandings books were present: the wish of Lord Emsworth's nephew, Ronnie Fish, to marry a chorus girl, Sue Brown;[1] the concern of Emsworth's sisters, the imperious Lady Constance Keeble and Ronnie's mother Lady Julia Fish, to ensure that the reminiscences of their other brother, the Hon. Galahad Threepwood, were not published; Galahad's protectiveness towards Miss Brown, the daughter of his long lost love Dolly Henderson;[2] the sustained efforts of the publisher Lord Tilbury (a character probably based on Lord Northcliffe [3]) to gain possession of the reminiscences; Lord Emsworth's determination that his prize Berkshire pig, the Empress of Blandings, should win the silver medal in the fat pigs class at the Shrewsbury agricultural show; Lord Emsworth's employment of a private detective, P. Frobisher Pilbeam, to protect the Empress and his rivalry with his neighbour, Sir Gregory Parsloe,[4] of Matchingham Hall, who had not only his own designs on the fat pigs class, but, as a prospective Parliamentary candidate, an interest in suppressing Galahad's reminiscences; and the employment as Lord Emsworth's secretary of Monty Bodkin, who, as with most holders of that office, had an ulterior motive (in this instance, the need to hold down paid employment for a year in order to be considered suitable to marry one Gertrude Butterwick).