David Weiss

Un couple se retrouve pris au piège lors d'une tempête.

Tired of going out with beautiful but superficial and boring men, a young woman decides to try her luck with an unattractive janitor.

A bear and a rat explore dark forests, treacherous ravines and snow-swept glaciers. With no real aim in mind, the bear and the rat bungle along in a folk tale of their own devising, wondering what they should do and where they should go, enjoying nature together, foraging for sustenance, getting lost, squabbling, joking and making music along the way.

Yet again, a bear and a rat are out to make a lot of money - this time with art. During a tour of investigation, they find a corpse in a gallery and, hoping it will prove to be a means of access to the worlds of culture, action and finance, they take it along with them. However the desired effect is not forthcoming and they become involved in questions and observations on the subject of art and crime. The rat tries to solve the case himself; to him there is no distinction between artist and detective. After a narrow escape from a murder attempt, the two animals join forces once again and, now sadder and wiser, they resolve to improve - something that appears to be far from easy. But at the depths of despair they discover a system of order in the chaos of the world, which encourages them to venture into the area of philosophy. From here, they proceed into undreamed-of insights and flights of fancy.

Alex O'Connor, un officier de l'armée décoré devenu un agent de la CIA brillant, ignore que ses parents et sa soeur aînée sont des espions Russes pour le compte d'une cellule dormante qui vient juste d'être ré-activée. Ils doivent désormais espionner leur propre fils alors qu'une attaque terroriste est sur le point de tuer des milliers d'américains...