سال های میلادی 1974

A simple soldier in the Second World War, Rosario Cavadunni, known as Zazà, was taken from the cafeteria, where he served as a waiter, and was assigned to Badoglio. The marshal, however - these are the days of the Armistice - just in time to see him while fleeing from Rome. Shipped to Germany, Zazà first entered the service of a senior German officer and then, upon the arrival of the allies, an American commander. When the war is over he returns to Italy and works as a servant in the home of a film producer who entrusts him with painful results. Subsequently Zazà serves the family of a Roman nobleman, and then, a couple of spouses from the "particular tendencies". Finally, it is the turn of an oilman, the engineer Perigatti - whose wife, a former prostitute, is an old acquaintance of Zazà. He, who secretly finances the parties, plays him a bad shot and Zazà ends up in jail, where, after trying in vain to prove his innocence, will be happy to ask, always as a waiter, in the service of ...

Kid and Ben tie in a race to win a red dune buggy with a yellow top. During Kid and Ben's hotdog and beer contest, to see who will keep the the dune buggy, a local mob demolishes it! Kid and Ben want revenge... and the replacement of their dune buggy!

Christian (Robert Hoffman) and his girlfriend are taking a walk on a deserted beach when they discover a woman's body lying. A closer look proves that she's alive. The next day Christian meets her again at a yacht party and they fall in love. Later at a nearby motel, something weird happens as they prepare to go to bed together: An intruder breaks in and starts beating Christian who accidentally shoots him with his own gun. A few hours later they find out that the corpse is missing and a series of weird incidents takes place.

Tom Newcliffe, a rich businessman and expert hunter summons six guests to his huge country estate which he has rigged up with video cameras and a high-tech security system. He tells them and his surprised wife that they are all to stay over a weekend and that all of them will be kept on the estate during that weekend. For each guest, dead bodies have followed in their wake and the way that the dead have been murdered means that one of the guest is a werewolf and Tom has summoned his guests here to discover who it is and to hunt it down... The film has a clip at the beginning asking people in the audience to try to identify the werewolf and near the end there is a 30-second "Werewolf Break" for the audience to think over the evidence...

Lou-Jean, a blonde woman, tells her husband, who is imprisoned, to escape. They plan to kidnap their own child, who was placed with foster parents. The escape is partly successful, they take a hostage, who is a policeman and are pursued through to Texas...

Alonzo Hawk is a mean-spirited property developer who has bought several blocks of land in the downtown district in order to build a gigantic shopping mall. There is one problem however; an elderly widow named Steinmetz won't sell the one remaining lot that Hawk needs to proceed with his scheme. So he resorts to all manner of chicanery, legal or otherwise, to get it. Fortunately, the widow Steinmetz has an ace up her sleeve in the form of Herbie, the miraculous Volkswagen.

Luc Merenda plays a man who as a result of a car crash is suffering from amnesia and is trying to learn about his past, then a menacing individual accuses him of betrayal and is lured into Italy where he finds that he is married man, soon afterwards more pieces of his puzzling past begin to fall in place.

Nayer (Iren) after killing a woman takes over Shaban's lands and accused him of the killing causing him to be imprisoned. A young guy known as red hair is protecting her. But Shaban is back and this time in a quarrel gets killed by Nayer's men. Meanwhile a young girl Ahoo is coming in middle which cause red hair to fall in love with her. This changes everything and leads red hair to face Nayer and her men.

In 1974, flanked by such filmic monuments to paranoia and corruption as Chinatown and The Parallax View, Elliott Gould and Donald Sutherland tried to re-create the screwball nonchalance of their earlier M*A*S*H performances in this lightweight spy spoof, directed by Irvin Kershner. Gould and Sutherland play two CIA agents-Griff and Bruland-who are marked for death by their own agency after botching the defection of a Russian ballet dancer (Michael Petrovich). As they repeatedly mess up their assignments and wriggle out of tight corners, they not only find themselves pursued by the CIA, but also by the KGB, the Chinese Communists, and a terrorist group that wants to destroy the CIA.

An ex-con, once a cop, now working as security in a college, decides to investigate the murder of one of the students, a daughter of a senator.