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On Christmas Eve in rural Ukraine, handsome but poor Vakula the blacksmith pursues the beautiful Oxana with the help of the Devil.

Film based on book of Viktor Suvorov, a former Soviet military intelligence officer.

Just like in a fairy tale, Dorota Waltz turns from an ordinary blue-collar worker into a wealthy businesswoman. As she tries to save her factory from bankruptcy, Dorota's lawyer seems to help her but his real plans remain a secret.

After the Afghan captivity, Nikolai Naydenov, a former orphanage, ends up in the United States, gets a job as an instructor in one of the sports clubs, gets married and receives American citizenship. Life is developing as well as possible. After a while, he comes to his former homeland to his army friend Sergei and learns from his wife that Sergei was killed by order of the leaders of one of the clans of the local mafia. The next day, after brutal torture, the militants also kill Sergei's pregnant wife with several blows to the stomach.

Based on the novel of the same name by Ivan Bagryany. About the terrible years of repression in Ukraine in the 1930s.

King Karbis and Queen Kora are having difficulty collecting tribute from the six kingdoms. On the advice of a disgusting domestic insect-like monster that feeds on babies and people, they asked the blacksmith to forge six rings, wearing which, the kings will turn into slaves. Out of greed, Kora ordered seven rings to be forged... Everyone, except for the blacksmith Ostap and the freedom-loving kingdom of Eagles, obeyed the evil forces.

The hero, a political convict, makes a successful escape from the train carrying him to the Siberian camp, and soon finds shelter and love in one of the Ukrainian villages.

Rabinovich, from childhood, treated his last name with humor, as well as everything connected with it. Thanks to this circumstance, the hero lived long and happily, and perceived every single day as his favorite joke: ""Everything comes from the head," said Solomon. "Everything comes from the heart," said Christ. "Everything comes from the stomach," said Marx. "Everything comes from sex," said Freud. "Everything is relative," said Einstein. Conclusion: as many Jews as there are opinions!"