In the U.S. state of Florida, the economy is booming, and as a result, real estate is selling like hotcakes. But Mr. Hammer’s hotel is on the verge of closing—the few guests who do stay are unable to pay for their stays, and the owner himself doesn’t even have the money to pay the hotel staff. So

After separating from his wife, fastidious Felix Unger moves in with his divorced poker pal and best friend, slovenly Oscar Madison.

In the film, a young woman from East Germany lives it up to the fullest with her wealthy uncle in Berlin: she plays poker, smokes, and flirts with young men. Her governess can only watch all this helplessly. But when her uncle leaves on a long business trip, the governess takes on the role of a

Oscar and Felix are complete opposites: one can easily wear mismatched shoes, while the other even irons the creases in his pants with a ruler. They used to sit at the same desk, but now they walk on opposite sides of the street. But they’ll have to meet again after all—and even become actual

A film about the life and career of the most eccentric American avant-garde comedian—Andy Kaufman.

Holden and Banky are comic book artists. Everything's going good for them until they meet Alyssa, also a comic book artist. Holden falls for her, but his hopes are crushed when he finds out she's a lesbian.

Her strict father set a condition: Bianca could go on a date only if her sister Kat also agreed to go out with a guy. But Kat is a total bore and a hopeless man-hater. Bianca tries to find her sister a guy who’s just as much of a bore as she is.

Captain Spalding, a renowned explorer, returns from Africa and stumbles upon a party hosted by Mrs. Rittenhouse. Mr. Chandler is about to unveil Bogard’s painting, “After the Hunt,” which he purchased in Europe for $100,000. The Marx Brothers help recover the masterpiece, which was stolen during

On a transatlantic voyage, the Marx Brothers get up to their usual antics and manage to annoy almost everyone on board.

Dancer and singer Jed Potter looks back on a love triangle that lasted for many years, in which he played the role of the “third wheel.” He is in love with actress Mary O’Hara, but she loves the impulsive nightclub owner Johnny Adams, who is fickle in his affections and never stays anywhere for