Young detective Tang Tang reopens a decade-old case and uncovers a sprawling criminal network behind a series of disturbing incidents across the city. As the truth comes into focus, the investigation takes a devastating personal turn that puts everything he cares about on the line.
The genius of mathematics Mikhail Nefedov teaches probability theory and mathematical statistics at the university. He remembers everything he has ever heard, seen or read. Mikhail learns that his teenage son has a dangerous genetic disease, the treatment of which will require a multimillion-dollar sum. After selling the apartment, Nefedov makes a perfectly calculated bet on a local football league match, but loses. He couldn't have made a mistake, which means there is an unaccounted variable in the equation. And this is an underground betting business where the results of games are rigged to extract illegal income. Mikhail calculates the organizers of the shadow business and demands his winnings from them. This is how the university teacher's war with the betting mafia begins.
Serendipity plays matchmaker when it brings together a compulsive thief and an unlucky pickpocket who find themselves being drawn closer to each other with every theft they pull off.
Four friends goes out on a long drive and experiences eerie incidents on the road. Dangerously haunting, strange and unfortunate events start unfolding and one of the friends (Raka) goes missing. After Raka returns her life turns upside down as she starts getting tormented by her. Is she Petni? To get the answers get ready to be at the very nexus of mystery.
The Great Patriotic War. Soviet intelligence officers led by Sergei Skorin and Andrei Losev are trying to track down a well-trained sabotage group that is staging large-scale sabotage in the rear of the Red Army on the eve of the Battle of Kursk. Andrey and Sergey are brothers, but there has been a conflict between them for many years. Andrey does not trust Sergei, because he suspects that his brother has been turned upside down.
Andrey Viktorovich Izvorin is a very creative person. He draws comics and publishes them under the pseudonym Hunter, and the rest of the time he teaches history at a university and sincerely loves his subject. Izvarin came up with a theory according to which every unsolved crime, including if an innocent person was punished for it, inevitably repeats itself. The ability to draw and think with pictures, as well as knowledge of history, help him and investigator Anna Rybakova to follow the trail of the most unusual maniacs and solve the most complicated murders.
A shadowy figure clutching a syringe emerges through thick fog, umbrella shielding their purpose. Four chemical test tubes brimming with blood-red liquid stand beside a floating corpse, while a heart, necklace, and pistol form cryptic evidence. As the laboratory transforms into a lethal battleground, a deadly reversal unfolds: who's predator and who's prey in this mist-shrouded game of vengeance? The cat-and-mouse chase begins with science itself as both weapon and witness.
Night Hood was a cartoon series inspired by the Arsène Lupin novels and was produced by Cinar and France Animation S.A. for television audiences in both English and French-speaking nations. It was set in the 1930s. The series aired in Canada in 1996 under the English-language title Night Hood, and in francophone markets as Les Exploits d'Arsène Lupin.
In the glittering Tang-era capital of Chang’an, civilian sleuth Shentu Baiqi teams up with Dali Court official Yao Yuan to unravel a series of strange crimes. As they peel back superstition and corruption, they chase the truth and justice hidden beneath the city’s splendor.
A mysterious radiation leak in the Baku area places part of the city under complete quarantine. An explosion in an underground laboratory hidden since Soviet times turns the zone into both a dangerous area and an attractive hub for illegal business. Evacuation is impossible, and the territory is fully sealed. While scientists struggle to contain the radiation, criminal networks establish a new balance of power through the smuggling of an unknown substance. Recently released from prison, Bahadir secretly returns to the zone, caught between his past, a desire for revenge, and the criminal underworld. At the same time, police officer Ilyas follows the trail of this dark network. Science, crime, and human nature collide at a single point. The Zone becomes not only a physical threat, but a place where the darkest side of the human soul is revealed.
In 1949, a girl disappears from an isolated house in the Black Forest. Fifty years later, another girl disappears. Now, in the present, the ghosts of the past step out of the shadows once more.
Alexander Varlamov works in a special police unit that deals with the disclosure of serial murders and particularly violent crimes committed by people with mental disorders. When the usual methods do not work, and the investigation comes to a dead end, Varlamov and his group come into play. Studying the crime scene, the evidence, the results of the forensic examination, they calculate the psychotype of the maniac and try to understand his true motives. They delve into every step of the criminal, and try to guess his next step to prevent a new crime.
In an alterntive timeline of Wonderful Everyday comes the original work Tsui No Sora It tells the story of Yukito Minakami, a Japanese high school student who suddenly finds his ordinary, everyday life pushed to the brink of collapse following the suicide of his classmate Zakuro Takashima. Meanwhile the loner, Takuji Mamiya, takes Zakuro's death to mean the end of the world is near and becomes the leader of a religious cult with most of their classmates.
A series of mysterious murders and a devastating tragedy alter the life of Ding Buwen, a deputy constable. Along the way, he meets the enigmatic doctor Mo Sangyu and gains new allies. Amidst challenges, personal loss, and newfound connections, he embarks on a journey of growth and resilience.