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A troubled, eccentric family tries to hold together amid violence, poverty and the dangerous world of police and thieves. As family members face criminal entanglements and fraught relationships, their effort to survive becomes a darkly comic struggle for dignity and connection.
Recovering from a stroke, Toronto lawyer Petey Maxwell reinvents himself as a champion of the underdog. He takes on a case involving a framed man and a powerful tabloid publisher, bringing him into conflict with the publisher’s ambitious lawyer and his own former wife.
In 1859 Russia, Arkady returns with the nihilist Bazarov to his father's failing estate, where emancipated serfs remain dependent on the land and the father's relationship with a servant unsettles the household. Bazarov tries to provoke social change, while ideological and romantic conflicts test his revolutionary certainty.
A young orphan moves to St. Petersburg and becomes entangled with revolutionaries and government spies. Attempting to please everyone, he struggles to survive the rival ideologies surrounding the approach to Bloody Sunday.
After the Liberation of Paris in 1944, Inspector Clair investigates the death of Jean, a young gay resistance fighter. Jean's lover Bernard, sister Liliane, her German officer lover Eric and an American soldier become entangled in the case and a plan to silence Bernard.
Zastrozzi pursues Verezzi, whom he blames for his mother's death, and plots to make the religious artist commit suicide and face eternal damnation. With Bernardo and Matilda, he drives the pursuit through swordplay and deception, while Verezzi's tutor Victor challenges his nihilism.
A troubled, eccentric family tries to hold together amid violence, poverty and the dangerous world of police and thieves. As family members face criminal entanglements and fraught relationships, their effort to survive becomes a darkly comic struggle for dignity and connection.
Recovering from a stroke, Toronto lawyer Petey Maxwell reinvents himself as a champion of the underdog. He takes on a case involving a framed man and a powerful tabloid publisher, bringing him into conflict with the publisher’s ambitious lawyer and his own former wife.
In 1859 Russia, Arkady returns with the nihilist Bazarov to his father's failing estate, where emancipated serfs remain dependent on the land and the father's relationship with a servant unsettles the household. Bazarov tries to provoke social change, while ideological and romantic conflicts test his revolutionary certainty.
A young orphan moves to St. Petersburg and becomes entangled with revolutionaries and government spies. Attempting to please everyone, he struggles to survive the rival ideologies surrounding the approach to Bloody Sunday.
After the Liberation of Paris in 1944, Inspector Clair investigates the death of Jean, a young gay resistance fighter. Jean's lover Bernard, sister Liliane, her German officer lover Eric and an American soldier become entangled in the case and a plan to silence Bernard.
Zastrozzi pursues Verezzi, whom he blames for his mother's death, and plots to make the religious artist commit suicide and face eternal damnation. With Bernardo and Matilda, he drives the pursuit through swordplay and deception, while Verezzi's tutor Victor challenges his nihilism.