About Robert Crumb, an underground comic artist whose work featured obsessive sexual themes, social criticism, and personal observations on the quirks of the human psyche.

After retiring, Umberto finds himself without any means of support and is faced with a bleak reality—he has no choice but to slowly die without food or a roof over his head. The only ones who care about him are a pregnant teenager and a stray dog.

Calvero, an aging clown, saves his neighbor—a young dancer forced to leave her ballet troupe due to illness—from committing suicide. Thus begins this friendship-turned-romance, which, in Calvero’s opinion, cannot last—the age difference is simply too great...

Famous safecracker Doc Riedenschneider is released from prison with a brilliant plan for a multimillion-dollar burglary already in place. He assembles a team of professionals and plans to sell the stolen goods through the burly fence Emmerich. He successfully juggles his criminal activities with

During the Great Depression, a game leads the wealthy, spoiled, yet charming Irene Bullock—along with her shrewish sister Cornelia—to the city dump, where they meet Godfrey, a homeless man. The encounter ends with Irene hiring him as her butler. While working for her, he discovers that the Bullocks

"Matyushek & Co."—a gift and souvenir shop on the corner. One of the employees is Alfred Kralik, a handsome young man who is in love with a girl he has never seen and doesn’t even know the name of (their “romance” began through a mailbox, via correspondence).

Tired of uncertainty and worldly passions, five Catholic nuns, led by Sister Clodagh, arrive in a remote Himalayan village to establish a school there. However, a breakdown in their relationship with a local white settler, Mr. Dean, the harsh climate, a growing longing for home, and, finally, a

War veteran Frank McLeod arrives at a hotel in Florida. The hotel is run by gangster Johnny Rocco and his gang. They are holding the hotel guests hostage. Frank tries to stop Johnny before he kills everyone in the hotel...

A musical comedy about a boy from Dublin who, due to his family’s financial problems, is transferred from an expensive private school to a free one with a good reputation. It turns out to be a Christian school with very conservative rules and rowdy students. Every cloud has a silver lining—there,

Karrer plods his way through life in quiet desperation. His environment is drab and rainy and muddy. Eaten up with solitude, his hopelessness would be incurable but for the existence of the Titanik Bar and its beautiful, haunting singer. But the lady is married and Karrer is determined to keep her