The Score

An honest, hard-hitting, horrifying look at the careers of former police officers, described in their own words.

The story of a young man who is on his own in the search for the murderer of his friend, a mail truck driver. The driver, Radek Simek, is murdered on his regular route between Radotín and Prague. Since he had little money on him that night, the police rule out a robbery motive. Radek's colleague and friend, Honza Marek, can't tell the investigators anything more. They both worked alternate shifts and had no idea how the other was spending his free time. Honza concludes that the murder is somehow related to Radek's personal life. He enlists the help of the other postal drivers and with their help tries to find the girl in the photograph found in Radek's belongings.

Four school chums who meet yearly are missing their friend, who was working in a Stockholm bank and supposedly killed himself. But was it murder, instead?

When she was a little girl, Liuba came to town with her widowed mother to live in the block of flats owned by her aunt Anna Iwanowna. The wealthy and cold-hearted Anna Iwanowna barely accepted them as tenants. And no sooner did Liuba's mother die than she wanted to send her niece to the orphanage. Fortunately, Pawlin, Anna Iwanowna's janitor, decided to adopt her and he brought her up with affection. When she grew up, the beautiful Liuba fell in love with her aunt's son, Dodja, a good-looking but profligate army officer. Wishing nothing more than an affair with Liuba, Dodja did not hesitate to play the comedy of love to her. When she realized what Dodja was really after, Liuba was devastated and in desperation accepted to marry Pawlin, her benefactor, who had been infatuated with her for years. Alas, in the middle of the wedding party Dodja danced with Liuba and eloped with her.

At the Indianapolis Speedway mobsters try to bump off a young racer just as they did his dad: a junkyard owner tap-dancer.