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The Time-Bomb waiting to go off reflects the fear of the times in which we live. It’s central character, an important government minister, finds himself squeezed between the pressures of political office and the very real, personal security threat that gives rise to his deepest, innermost fears. Fear is a strong and intractable human mechanism, the expression and form of which has changed throughout time. Once it was the darkness and its’ unknown power that terrified but today that fear has other faces.

The U.S. Army takes over a large area of land, over the objection of citizens and corporations who live and work there.

High school loser Rodney C. Duckworth (Gary Springer) is known as The Rodent until one unforgettable night when he borrows a cherry-new Chevy convertible and goes cruising for the girl of his dreams. With help of dim greaser Calhoun (David Wilson), hot-rodder T.J. Swackhammer (Brian Kerwin) and some very willing women, Rod goes from zero to hero during a wild ride of near- misses, direct-hits and bra-busting fun.

Ula, a young girl from a small town in Poland is kidnapped and taken to a brothel in Germany. Luckily she manages to escape and return home. However, the welcome she receives is far from warm, as the girl is ostracised by the local, conservative community.

We need electricity almost every minute of our lives. Everything depends on the flow - from the supply of drinking water to municipalities to transport; a more severe power outage would plunge our civilization back to the Stone Age. However, there are maniacs in the world who want to achieve this, and there seems to be a means by which they can implement their plan. A bomb operating on the principle of electromagnetic impulses, in other words an e-bomb, deactivates all electrical equipment in a single moment, which is practically equivalent to the destruction of civilization as such. Imagine that you, as head of state, have the opportunity and duty to make important decisions that affect the fate of your country. What would you do if your state was threatened by an e-bomb? With the help of our scientists, we will provide you with all the necessary information ...

Barrage and Bunker is an essay film about the (narrative) space imagined by fiction films. Reflections and associations about movement in space are the basis of every kind of story-telling. The film is sometimes referred to as part of Bitomsky's Cinema Trilogy. Sequences from over 20 movies are quoted and commented on by a team of three "researchers" (Bitomsky, Petzold, Tanner) in a sort of laboratory. TV-monitors, production stills and screenshots are used as well as quotations from books. A long night's work.

Songs have been an integral part of Indian films. But who were those unseen - and uncredited - musicians who made up the orchestras that played on those songs and the background scores?

Noboru is homeless and can never stay in a job for long. He strives for an independent life, away from society which takes no notice of him in his tent in the forest. This also makes it possible for him to stalk the young Kifuyu, with whom he falls in love at first sight. He has to learn that she is being exploited by her boyfriend Shigehisa with whom she rips off businessmen in search for a sexual adventure. Noboru decides to help her, but he soon realizes that escaping from social dependancies isn't easy.

A Marxist-Leninist space opera.

Three anti-war activists hijack a B-52 bomber.

This sobering roundup of nuclear mishaps highlights lost bombs, reckless acts and dangerous misuses of nuclear materials following World War II.

Unbroken Bonds is a visual production based on the original series, released in 2021. It follows the story of Richard, Annie, Astrid, Lupin, Hugh and many other protagonists of this thrilled-ish feature film. Throughout the storyline, many mysteries are unravelled and new suspects and villains join the dystopic scenario dwelled by the characters.

Hiding from the police, a terrorist Aleksei accidentally gets into a brothel, where he meets a prostitute Lyubka. This just one night was worth two lives.