This novel tells about a love story between a 40-year-old man and a teenage girl and how this love turned him from a lover to being helpless and weak.

Vera and John are two teenagers in love. Apparently, their life does not present them with any problems. They both have family and friends who love them. As the teenagers that they are, their whole life has been defined by others. The couple feels they have no space, and especially no time, to live their passion. Besides being busy with their studies, their homes are far apart. But the biggest problem is that they feel that their own time does not allow them to love each other.

Trying to define their future, Vera and João start an escape plan. With the same innocence with which they participate in a children's game, they flee from their homes, and move away from their land. The couple isolates themselves in a forest. There, they make a pact: they will never be separated "for anything in this world."

Vera tells John a secret that she had never revealed even to her family. She describes an experience, memory or imagination, from when she was a child. She found herself in danger, trapped in a place with no way out. With all her faith, Vera asked Mother Nature to open a crack that would allow her to get out of there. A giant rock moves, freeing her. Upon hearing the story, João believes her.

A bond of complicity between the couple and union with the Nature of the forest gradually becomes more intense. But Vera, on the other hand, begins to feel weaker and eventually falls ill. João finds himself in a dilemma: on the one hand, he does not want to break the pact that they will not be separated "for anything in this world," but on the other, he wants to leave her alone to go for help.

He carries her and they lay on a boat. Many years later, a child sees them laying in the boat, she suspects they're dead but cannot confirm. The child tells her mother and she tells her to go to sleep.

Set in a Nottinghamshire mining village, two shocking killings shatter an already fractured community with a dark past. Divisions from the miners' strike (1984–85) have persisted. The story is loosely based on the murder of trade unionist Keith Frogson in 2004, and begins with the murder of a former union activist, Gary Jackson (Alun Armstrong). Jackson's interest in former police covert activities within the community leads the police to suspect a connection with the miners' strike.

In a society where undocumented citizens in the United States were persecuted and taken away from their families.

Kamala Khan and her mother Muneeba travel to Karachi, Pakistan, and reunite with her grandmother Sana, who later reveals to Khan that the bangle is trying to convey a message through the vision of the train. The next day, a masked Khan goes to the train station to investigate, but is attacked by Kareem, a member of the Red Daggers vigilante group, who initially mistakes her for one of the Clandestines. Kareem takes Khan to the Red Daggers' hideout, where Kamala learns from their leader Waleed that the Clandestines are trying to break the Veil of the ''Noor'' dimension, which separates the ''Djinns'' dimension from the human world, in order to expand and take over.

The Clandestines escape the Department of Damage Control's supermax prison, but their leader Najma abandons her son Kamran for helping Khan. Khan begins training with the Red Daggers to master her powers, but they are interrupted by the Clandestines. A chase ensues, during which Waleed kills one of the Clandestines but is fatally stabbed by Najma. As Khan and Kareem fend off the Clandestines, Kareem kills one of them and Najma accidentally stabs the bangle, sending Khan into a vision of the partition of India.

On a Swedish summer evening, the reader follows a cat on a magical walk along some beautiful landscapes. The cat sees lambs and other small animals who would rather play than sleep. Only when twilight turns to night all animals seem to fall asleep. The cat also returns home and goes to sleep.

The short film invades the privacy of a couple. It takes place in closed apartment.

Two siblings, Sophie and David, discover and release three amazing creatures, Ooble, Crunch and Barka, from special science jars hand made by famous naturalist Albert Derwent. They learn to avoid Professor Van Riceberger, his Jar Trackers and his assistant Chang. The creatures have no plans to return home. They're out and there is no going back.

Amidst the streaming wars, the drought in South Park has significantly worsened. In court, Eric Cartman sues his mother Liane, forcing Stan Marsh, Tolkien Black, Butters Stotch and Kyle Broflovski to testify about how Cartman used the money they earned to pay for his breast implants; the case is ultimately dismissed. Elsewhere, Randy Marsh wakes up on a bench, surrounded by fearful onlookers. Police tranquilize Randy and transport him to the hospital, where Detective Harris explains that Randy went "full nuclear Karen". Meanwhile, Tolkien searches the late Robert Cussler's abandoned home for clues about his missing father, Steve. When he tells Cartman of Cussler's death, Cartman surmises that Tolkien is having sex with Liane, believing it to be why she is standing up to Cartman.

At a Denver city council meeting, Pi Pi proposes his pitch deck to have his water park, and subsequently the entirety of Colorado, run entirely on urine. His service is endorsed by celebrities who promoted cryptocurrency and NFTs. Meanwhile, a remorseful Randy abandons his marijuana farming business and resumes his geology profession, searching for a solution to the drought. As Denver is about to commission Pi Pi's service, Randy arrives and proposes building a desalination plant, which Denver accepts. Enraged, Pi Pi orders his staff, including ManBearPig, to get rid of Randy. Cartman and Butters spy on Tolkien at his house; when Tolkien confronts them, Cartman reveals his research on the drought. Cartman, Butters and Tolkien tell Harris of their research; Harris, believing that Steve is behind the drought, reveals that ManBearPig is likely being exploited as it fears for its mate, PigBearGirl; and their offspring, Chuck Chuck. When Harris reveals a photo of Steve at the water park, the boys realize he must be there. Steve regains consciousness in a sewer; noticing his patched-up wound, he realizes that PigBearGirl and Chuck Chuck tended to him.

Construction of the desalination plant begins as Randy realizes that there will be an issue transporting saltwater uphill to the plant. As Cartman, Butters and Tokien survey the waterpark, they locate an employee entrance near the water slide seen in Harris' photo. Inside, they discover Chuck Chuck before being trapped by security. Pi Pi tells the boys his plans to have everyone invest in his urine service and eliminate the boys. Harris visits Linda Black at Credigree Weed, revealing his intent to kill Steve if he finds him, while Steve eavesdrops on their conversation. Randy receives a call from his coworkers that ManBearPig, referred to as "climate change," has destroyed the plant, presumably in search of Randy. Steve finds Randy and tells him of Pi Pi's plan. Randy's family convinces him to revert to his Karen persona, using a strain of marijuana Sharon had saved.

As Pi Pi films his latest commercial, Randy, as Karen, forces his way into the waterpark and reveals Pi Pi's plan to everyone present. The distraction allows the kids to escape with the help of Chuck Chuck and PigBearGirl. Tolkien and ManBearPig are reunited with their respective families. Now free from Pi Pi's control, ManBearPig decapitates him. Randy convinces Cartman and other women with breast implants to drain their saline implants and power the desalination plant. The plant restores water to the Denver area as ManBearPig and his family return to the woods. When Linda suggests that Chuck Chuck should be killed before he ends up like his father, Stan instead suggests that the people reach out to him, but Randy dismisses this, inviting everyone to simply smoke some marijuana.

Opening

A shoe washes onto an ocean beach, and its mate lies nearby. An open car door reveals classical music playing on the radio and a wallet and wedding band on the dashboard. The car's vanity license plate, "NAMAST3" shows it to be Howard Hamlin's green Jaguar XJ8.

Main story

After killing Howard, Lalo Salamanca provides Jimmy McGill with an address and a loose description of Gus Fring, and instructs Jimmy to drive there and shoot him. Jimmy convinces Lalo to send Kim Wexler instead. After she leaves, Lalo ties Jimmy to a chair, gags him, and leaves. Mike Ehrmantraut apprehends Kim at Gus's front door. She explains that Lalo is holding Jimmy, then points out Gus's body double as matching the description Lalo provided. Mike orders his men to her apartment.

When Kim says Lalo agreed to let her switch places with Jimmy, Gus realizes the shooting attempt is a diversion, so he drives to Lavandería Brillante. Lalo is there intending to obtain video evidence for Don Eladio of Gus's planned meth lab, which will prove Gus's disloyalty to the cartel. He ambushes Gus and kills his bodyguards, then forces Gus to show him the lab. Gus leads Lalo to the site, which Lalo describes for Eladio using details provided by Casper. Gus insults Eladio and the Salamancas as Lalo videotapes him, but his speech is a distraction that enables him to trigger a power outage that turns off the lights. In the darkness he reaches the handgun he previously hid, then fires several shots at Lalo. After turning the lights on, Gus realizes that he is bleeding, while Lalo is fatally wounded. Lalo laughs as he succumbs to his injuries and dies.

Jimmy and Kim are reunited at their apartment. Mike tells them Lalo will not return, and his men remove Howard's body. Mike explains that Howard's death will be made to look like a suicide by drowning and instructs them to maintain their ruse that Howard was a cocaine addict, which will make the story more plausible. As Gus's wound is treated at his home, Mike supervises the burial of Howard and Lalo in a shared grave beneath the meth lab, but first Mike removes Howard's shoes, wallet, and wedding ring.

Jimmy McGill and Kim Wexler leave for work while Mike Ehrmantraut and his men remove all traces of Howard Hamlin's murder from their apartment. When they return, Jimmy reassures Kim that they will eventually forget what happened, but Kim does not react.

Gus Fring meets with members of the cartel at Don Eladio's home. Juan Bolsa reads Hector Salamanca's statement claiming Gus killed Lalo Salamanca, since Lalo contacted Hector after his supposed death but is now missing. With no proof of Lalo's initial survival, Eladio dismisses Hector's request for revenge. To keep the peace, Eladio divides the Albuquerque-area drug territory: the Salamancas will control the South Valley, while Gus receives the area to the north. Gus later tells Mike to find a new crew to resume construction of the meth lab immediately. To celebrate, Gus visits a wine bar and converses with David, his favorite sommelier, enjoying his company before cutting the visit short. Mike informs Nacho Varga's father Manuel Varga of Nacho's death, and says the Salamancas will no longer target him. Manuel dismissively tells Mike he is no different from the criminals with whom he associates.

Jimmy and Kim attend Howard's memorial at HHM and learn the firm will downsize and rebrand. Howard's widow, Cheryl, questions them about the circumstances of Howard's death. Kim deflects blame by suggesting Cheryl failed to notice Howard's supposed drug problem, causing Cheryl to break down in tears. The next morning, Kim surrenders her law license. At home, Jimmy begs Kim to reconsider but finds she has packed her belongings. Kim tells Jimmy she loves him, but they are bad for each other and will only hurt those around them. She reveals that she knew of Lalo's survival before he appeared at their apartment but did not tell Jimmy for fear it would jeopardize their scheme against Howard, which she enjoyed but now regrets. She then tearfully leaves him.

An unspecified amount of time later, Jimmy has fully embraced his Saul Goodman persona, living in a large mansion, frequenting prostitutes, and driving a Cadillac DeVille. He arrives at his newly renovated office and prepares to meet with clients.

The novel was written in a fictional place from the writer's imagination, it tells the story of the protagonist Najwa al-Amiri’s murder case, a married woman who's in love with another man, “Alaa”, a university professor, who is also the main defendant in her murder. Najwa's character is depicted as a loving and rebellious woman, who is not afraid to embark any adventure in order to fulfill her desires.

Mustafa Khalifa begins by asking a question, "What if Hafez al-Assad does not exist?", He unlocked the doors to a wide imagination of Syrian history. He tells a story of ancient Arabs after Islam and their struggles that established the milestones of the current conflict.

Lebanese scholar "Zahir Abd el-baki" described the novel as «a lesson in the tale of the defeated,» explaining: «The novel offers a lesson in the literary field not only as the tale of the defeated, but as it reshapes history with a fantasy pollinated by real events, capturing us in a thinner isthmus than the butterfly wing between historical reality and fictional synthesis.»

The novel tells the story of the protagonist, a rebellious young man who disobeyed his father to enter the partisan journalism and chooses to write about the opponent in her secret newspaper and unknowingly fell in love with her. he was then imprisoned where he coincidentally encounters a leading figure (Abd el-Salam) and ends up becoming his friend. After an amnesty from the country's Supreme Commander, the young man and Abd el-Salam are released from prison as the events starts developing thereafter.

Ryan Winrich (Jason Spisak) is part of a team of young physicists at the Miskatonic University. The group conducts advanced research into creating ability for humans to send physical objects back into the past. After initial success, the group decides to test the system on their teammate Nate who is killed while being transported through the time portal. Gradually, Ryan starts realising that the current events may somehow be related to the mysterious happenings in his childhood when he saw strange creatures whom nobody else could. Later, it turns out that the scientists were carefully manipulated by invisible and sinister forces from other dimensions.

The game begins with Maria Montez, a wildlife photographer, sailing to the island, having found her grandfather's journal and intending to investigate its claims about magical creatures. When she arrives at the island, she notices an ethereal stag that vanishes. She gradually learns that her grandfather wanted to ensure the preservation of the island by sharing its beauty with the world, and uses the journal as her guide to explore the island.

Beginning in 1992 with the unmasking of Gunderman as a former unofficial collaborator of the East German security service Stasi, the film shows selected episodes from the life of singer-songwriter and excavator operator Gerhard Gundermann.

Cutbacks show how he involved himself in the politics of the GDR and met his wife Conny. Making him responsible for his shortcoming, Gundermann's father breaks ties with him.

Gundermann's life and environment are marked by contradictions. He finds inspiration for his music while operating the bucket-wheel excavator that produces coal. However, his music is about the beauty of nature that his very work destroys. Even though he is a committed communist, his directness and willfulness clash with the prevalent conformism and lead to his exclusion from the Socialist Unity Party of Germany. He takes up the work as an IM in the hopes of improving working conditions and health and safety protection for his fellow workers. Only after the collapse of the GDR does he realize how much harm he could have caused. At the same time, he learns he too was spied on by friends and acquaintances for the Stasi, although his Stai file has disappeared from the Stasi Records Agency. In an interview, he refuses to apologize in the usual formulaic way that was common for former IMs at the time. He reasons that having read his reports to the Stasi, sometimes referred to as a "perpetrator file" (German: ''Täterakte''), he first and foremost couldn't forgive himself. Instead, he personally reaches out to several of his colleagues and band members, confessing to having been an IM in the past.

As Gundermann becomes a father and his wife expects him to spend less time on tour and on his music, he promises improvement.

In the end, he reconciles with his band members and the audience after his genuine confession about his ties to the Stasi.

In the early 1970s, Tim and Abi, a pair of precocious twins obsessed with macabre subjects, fake a ghost photograph in order to scare a schoolmate, Janice Tupp. The prank succeeds beyond their expectations, and Janice faints in class at school, cutting her head. Terrified that they'll get into trouble, Tim and Abi invite Janice to their home and show her how the picture was faked. Janice, however, insists they have, in fact, taken a real photo of a ghost, "Or will have done, soon." The second half of the book follows the adolescent Tim, a few years later, as he joins a group of other teenagers in a psychic experiment at an old house in Suffolk.

Pim and Charlie are called to help Desmond, a suicidal man who keeps a gun pressed to his head at all times. He eventually cheers up a little when taken to an amusement park, but he goes on a depressing ramble that causes the optimistic Pim to suffer a paralyzing existential crisis. Alan finds his piece of cheese missing and follows a trail into the office's walls, where he is met with an infestation of small creatures called "bliblies." Upon returning, the Friends and Desmond find the office overrun, and Desmond experiences pleasure when he kills a bliblie, inspiring him to start an extermination service and boosting his spirits.

1980

In the fictional city of West Finger, Arkansas, two kids named Will (Phoenix Elkin) and Julie Purcell (Lena McCarthy) ask their father, Tom (Scoot McNairy), to leave for a playground to meet with a friend, which he allows but tells them to return before the night. As night falls, Will and Julie haven't returned and Tom discovers they never met with their friend, so he drives around town looking for them. With no success, he calls the police.

Arkansas State Police Detectives Wayne Hays (Mahershala Ali) and Roland West (Stephen Dorff) are called to the case. They put out an all-points bulletin on the children and decide to check on the Purcell home. Evidence points that Tom and her wife Lucy (Mamie Gummer) are in a strained relationship and they wonder if she took the children. Their theory is debunked when Lucy arrives home and is angered at Tom for their disappearance. Hays discovers ''Playboy'' magazines beneath Will's mattress, which Tom never saw or bought. West also discovers that Will's closet had a hole, which connects to Julie's bedroom. As they round up a list of possible suspects, Hays and West are informed that Lucy's cousin, Dan O'Brien, was staying with the Purcells and slept at Will's bedroom while Will slept on the couch.

Hays and West then question Amelia Reardon (Carmen Ejogo), Will's English schoolteacher. They also question some of the students, including Freddy Burns (Rhys Wakefield), who claims to have seen the kids shortly after they left their house. They then visit Brett Woodard (Michael Greyeyes), a Native American trash collector. While Woodard isn't home, they enter his house and find out that he is a Vietnam War veteran, just like Hays and West and they issue an all-points bulletin on him.

As the search continues through town, Hays uses his Vietnam's tracking skills to find a ranger's town in the woods. Nearby, he discovers one of the bikes and some man-made white dolls around the trees. He discovers a cave, and inside, is horrified to find Will's corpse, with his fingers interlinked as if in prayer. Later, as authorities inspect the area, Hays leaves to find Julie.

1990

Hays is questioned about the case by attorneys Alan Jones (Jon Tenney) and Jim Dobkins (Josh Hopkins), as new evidence prompted them to re-open the case as they got the wrong person responsible for the crime. During the interview, they suggest that Hays may have some memory problems, something that he rebuffs. As Hays starts to leave, Jones informs him that a robbery at a Walgreens in Sallisaw, Oklahoma a few months ago identified Julie's fingerprints in the scene, indicating that she is still alive, surprising him.

2015

Hays suffers from memory loss and keeps recordings for himself, with the help of his son Henry (Ray Fisher). He also participates in an interview with Elisa Montgomery (Sarah Gadon) for a series, ''True Criminal''. His interview includes many of his police experiences, also revealing that Amelia has already passed away. As he begins to talk about Woodard, he decides to exit the interview early.

Set in 1994, with the backdrop of the 1994 FIFA World Cup, the plot tracks a nun who arrives to an orphanage about to close down (El Parral) and helps to create a football team among the kids.

The film is about the rich, eccentric, and amiable idler Peter van Heeren (played by Per Skift) and his many companies. He is persuaded to help his friend, Mrs. Kathie Winter (Liv Wilse), who is exposed to a certain appellate court attorney Halmer, who tries to win her favor though blackmail and other unorthodox methods. Peter van Heeren receives help from his inimitable butler Jeremias (Ernst Diesen).

While planting a tree as part of an Arbor Day celebration, Elmer Jacobs witnesses the horrifying slaughter of his parents by a grizzly bear. Catatonic for 20 years, he is taunted by apathetic doctors and a cruel hospital staff when he finally snaps like the branch of a tree, and begins a vengeful slaughter, reaping a crop of victims using gardening tools.

Unaware of Elmer's rampage, a group of teens party in his abandoned house only to be chopped down one by one (despite the warning from a high-strung Cassandra figure). Among the group are the stereotypical victims, including an oafish stoner, a promiscuous temptress, fat clown and undeserving hero Rachel, whose little brother Bobby is a boy genius. Pursued by a sloppy, no-nonsense detective, Elmer shows both his brutal and softer sides throughout his murderous ordeal. Through multiple contests of strength the two battle, with Elmer proving invincible time after time until his past finally comes back to haunt him for the final time.

Trapped in Freedom, Wisconsin, a death-obsessed young woman reexamines her small-town life when she meets a writer from the big city.

Riley Harrison is a young boy who stumbled across the unlikely discovery of dinosaur eggs near his grandfather’s oceanfront home. The eggs were laid by a pterodactyl that escaped from a secret genetics and animal cloning laboratory. A crazy scientist, who mistakenly released the dinosaur, must retrieve the specimen and the eggs that she has laid. He plans on using the animals as living targets for an exotic hunting preserve. Riley must protect the animals from the crazy scientist and look after the dinosaurs.

Quiet, shy Uka Ishimori has been nicknamed "stone" since middle school. Upon entering high school, she meets a boy named Kai Miura, whose appearance and personality reminds her of honey lemon soda. As the two become acquainted with one another, Uka's relationship with Kai inspires her to become more confident.

Chance is an optimistic pitbull who is taken from his mother as a child and forced to participate in dogfights. He befriends two dogs named Sugar and Hannibal and makes a pact with them to stay alive and escape.

Chance is forced to fight other dogs to the death, but he refuses to kill his opponents. He tries to persuade the other dogs to stop the fighting and escape, but the other dogs initially dismiss his ideas.

The other dogs eventually listen to Chance, and he leads them in a revolt as they attack their captors and escape.

Andy (José Eduardo Derbez) is a frustrated musician who is about to commit suicide because he believes his life has no direction. A call from his sister Sam (Ariadne Díaz) manages to avoid his suicide by asking him to take care of her ten-year-old son, Tadeo (Santiago Beltrán). Andy and Tadeo form a strange connection and will learn from each other's different personalities in order to form a friendship and a family.

Duggie is an orphan who lives on the street in Sophiatown. Having fled home after killing his mother in an act of reprisal, he lives in a storm drain, before finding himself in a Cape Town children’s reformatory. Duggie goes on to serve  in World War II before coming home, being jailed, becoming a musician, and then getting married and divorced. The story culminates during the forced demolitions and evictions experienced by many Black South Africans in the 1950s and 1960s. Throughout, Duggie’s craft and cunning allow him to survive the growing hostility in South Africa.

The series tells about Istanbul of the 19th century. The love story of the daughter of an official from the Russian Embassy "Anna Petrona" and the great Ottoman Sultan "Mehmud Han" makes thousands of viewers cling to TV screens. In this, Nikiforova was a Russian teacher of language. One day, the powerful Sultan Mahmud II took to the streets in the guise of a boatman. Suddenly some Jenisseri started rampant in the locality. Seeing this, the Sultan fought with them in the guise of a boatman. When the Sultan came to the river bank, Anna met him. Anna asked him to ride the boat to cross the river. Sultan found Anna a language teacher. Next day he invited her to the imperial Harem to teach the heirs of the ruling dynasty French and Russian language. Anna became fool seeing the Sultan, and tried to refuse. But the envoy of the Russian Empire, Dmitry Shcherbina threatened Anna with the death of her father, he forces her to settle in the sultan's palace as a spy. But both of them fall in love.

She had to learn Turkish for this widely liked series. The second season of the project is expected in the spring of 2022.

Valeria (Macarena García) is forced to take the identity of her best friend Natalia (Isidora Vives), whom she believes to be dead, in order to avoid going to jail for a crime she did not commit. As she assumes her new reality, Valeria suffers constantly from the fear of being discovered by Natalia's family, by the police, but mainly by Mateo (Diego Klein), the man she loves and who is unaware that she is an impostor.

Frankie's mother and her friends enjoy an afternoon prayer circle and exorcism. Did they accidentally let loose the wrong demon? A True(ish) Story.

Seven years after the events of the third season, William, acting as CEO of Delos, approaches the owner of the Hoover Dam, which now houses a large server farm that contains data he wants from eight years ago, with an offer to purchase the property. The owner refuses, to which William replies that since he doesn't want his money, he'll just have to give it to him for free. The owner discovers a large fly colony in his bedroom, then brutally kills his business associates with a knife. Outside, he agrees to turn over the property before William grants him permission to commit suicide.

In New York City, Christina, a brunette woman who resembles Dolores Abernathy, works as a writer at Olympiad Entertainment, creating stories for the non-player characters in video games. The company's higher-ups are skeptical of Christina's push to give her characters more pleasant and happier backstories, insisting that the public craves tales of darkness and self-destruction. Christina is stalked by a man named Peter Myers, who claims she is controlling his life and begs her to stop.

Maeve, now living anonymously in a rural cabin, is working to hone her abilities. One day, she learns from a local general store owner that several "friends" are looking for her. Returning to her cabin, she sees armed hosts lying in wait to ambush her and sets a trap for them. The hosts are all killed, and Maeve harvests the core of their leader to learn that Delos is responsible for the attack. She then burns down her cabin and sets out on foot.

Christina's roommate Maya takes her to a restaurant for a blind date, which ends poorly when the man inadvertently upsets Christina by commenting on her work. While walking home, Christina runs into Peter, who tries to physically assault her. Suddenly, a stranger pulls him off her and beats him while Christina watches before passing out. The next morning, Peter calls and tells her that he's ending his story, before jumping to his death in front of her apartment.

Caleb is now married and living with his wife and young daughter, Frankie. Frankie adores her father, but also shows an interest in guns and violence, which horrifies Caleb's wife. She confronts him for not dealing with his PTSD and engaging with his war buddies in various conspiracy theories, which she sees as dangerous to both her husband and the social development of their daughter. While taking out the garbage, Caleb and Frankie are attacked by another host before Maeve stabs him from behind. Realizing that the war has begun again, Caleb has his friends keep watch over his family while he and Maeve depart to track down one of William's contacts.

Christina is working on a new character's story when she notices a shattered potted plant on her balcony, indicating that someone was spying on her. On the balcony’s floor, there is a depiction of the infamous maze, but she seems to not react to it. In the streets below, a man resembling Teddy (James Marsden) looks up at her from the shadows.

Rudra (Arun Vijay) to head a special team, consisting of cyber forensic officer Sandhya (Vani Bhojan), cyber crime SI Bhanu (Vinodhini Vaidyanathan), and inspector Nelson (Vinod Sagar), to find Tamil Rockerz and prevent Garuda from being leaked online.

Featuring the backdrop of military conscription and set in a military barracks in Melilla, the plot touches themes such as the suicide of conscripts and substance consumption. Two begrudging privates (Jaime and Cidraque) see themselves forced to act as casual investigators in the wake of series of deaths in the barracks (two deaths from overdose and the ensuing killing of a homosexual conscript).

In 1932, 12-year-old Odysseus "Odie" O'Bannion and his older brother Albert are the only two white children raised in the brutality of Lincoln Indian School in central Minnesota. The O'Bannions' best friend is Mose, a Sioux boy with a talent for baseball. After a tornado kills the only kind teacher, Cora, and Cora's husband, the three escape downriver in a canoe with Cora's orphaned daughter Emmy.

The group is soon captured by Jack, a WWI veteran with a missing eye and scarred face which leads Odie to call him The Pig-scarer. Over several days, the children and Jack grow closer, and they help him build a still. But when Emmy accidentally drops Jack's liquor bottle and he threatens her, Odie shoots him in the chest with Clyde's gun.

Fleeing further down-river, the boys learn from news articles they are being accused of kidnapping Emmy and may be executed. Drawn by beautiful music and food, the children join a Revival meeting of the Gideon Crusade, a snake-handling church led by Sister Eve, who performs faith healings. After Odie catches camp manager Sid paying off the recipients of "miraculous" healings, he confronts Sister Eve about her frauds. This startles Emmy, who accidentally releases rattlesnake Lucifer, who poisons Albert. As they wait for antivenom to arrive, Sister Eve explains that she had cured the actors once and let Sid convince her to hire them to "prime the pump" in new towns. The antivenom arrives just in time, but the story's publicity forces the children to flee again.

The children hide on an island near Mankato, Minnesota, discovering a murdered Indian child. This deeply disturbs Mose, who asks to be called by his Sioux name Amdacha (Broken-to-Pieces) from then on. Papers in the local library reveal his namesake great-uncle was killed in the mass execution there during the Dakota War of 1862. Odie gets lost in a Bonus Army riot. Following harmonica music to a local Hooverville, he joins the Scofields, an extended family of dispossessed Kansas farmers fleeing the Dust Bowl. Reunited, Albert repairs the Scofields's car and Odie develops a romance with their girl Maybeth. He gives their alcoholic father gas money, and the groups separate.

The children reach Saint Paul, Minnesota, stay with lesbian restaurant owners Gertie and Flo in the Jewish ghetto, learn to hop freight, and go downtown to mail a letter to Maybeth. Odie is confronted by Jack, who survived the shot to his chest. The other three children decide to stay in St. Paul, but Odie goes on alone.

Odie rides freight all the way to St. Louis, reaching Aunt Julie's house, only to gradually realize she is a madam and the house a brothel. Stunned, he wanders the huge St. Louis Hooverville until he stumbles across the Gideon Crusade, where Sister Eve encourages him to return to Julie. Doing so, Julie explains that she is actually Odie's mother. The Brickmans force their way into the room. It is revealed that Thelma Brickman was once a prostitute with Julie, but killed Odie's bootlegging father Zeke. She shoots and injures Odie. Julie throws herself on Thelma and both fall from the window, killing Thelma and paralyzing Julie.

In an epilogue, Odie says he eventually married Emmy and tells this (embellished) story to their great-grandchildren. Clyde Brickman served life in prison; Albert died in World War II; "The Silent Sioux Slugger" Amdacha quit baseball to reform the Indian education system.

Ten years after the imprisonment of Rómulo Ancira (Ernesto Laguardia) for his crimes, Refugio (Victoria Ruffo) and her sons: Patricio, Edmundo and Ignacio, have been coping with life and the consequences of their good and bad decisions. After Olga (Geraldine Bazán) leaves for Spain, she hands over to Patricio (Alejandro Nones) the guardianship of Esperanza (Lara Campos), their daughter. Refugio has managed to rebuild her life next to Julian Corona, with whom she has a happy marriage. They have established their home in Coyoacán and share it with Patricio and his daughter, whom is affectionately nicknamed "Petita", since her father has to travel frequently on business. As the years have passed, Petita has had the desire to meet her mother, whom she never saw again after her departure.

Edmundo (José María Torre) lives with his wife Lucero (África Zavala. Due to his criminal record, Edmundo has not been able to get a stable job. Ignacio (Mané de la Parra) traveled to Italy with Chelito, his girlfriend, but little by little her new profession and Ignacio's studies separated them. This led Ignacio to return to Mexico. The love and solidarity of the Chavero family will unite them in a single effort and objective when adversity confronts them again, embodied in the vileness of Romulo Ancira, who threatens to destroy the happiness of Refugio and her family.

Cheung (played by Ching Yung-cho), who smuggled to New York City via Hong Kong from China, becomes a handyman in a factory in Chinatown, Manhattan in order to repay for his smuggling fees. One day, he is arrested by the Immigration and Naturalization Service, facing the risk of deportation. In order to maintain a legal status to stay in the States, Cheung arranged to pay for a sham marriage with a Chinese American Cindy Li (played by Cindy Ou), but they fall in love afterwards. When they prepare for the formal wedding, Li is shot during a gun fight among Chinatown triads.

The frame opens to show a rider cruising like a man on a mission. He is an assassin handled by a contract killing firm. A silencer fitted pistol is his weapon of choice and he put a bullets to the target's head, once he gets the detail about the "unlucky". David and Vikram, two police officers are investigating the murder which is the latest case of murder spree which already claimed sixteen victims. David's phone rings and over the phone call David turns upset for having not being able to keep promise to his wife. Vikram, is his partner, who tries to help David whenever he needs it. The bloodthirsty trio of Vincent, Amir and Reghu roams the street with no sense of compassion. The trio is practically demons unleashed my Martin, police constable upon orders from Carlos his brother. The trio brutally murders a couple of men n receiving the command from Martin. The trio is ambitious and want to take the ante to next level. Vishnu and Siva are brothers and belong to an elite stratum of the society. Siva, the elder brother is one with a balanced head while Vishnu is more of a hot head. Vishnu, at the end of a heated argument points gun at stranger and Siva does his best and contain the matter by bribing the authorities and confiscate gun from his brother. Mark Antony, a don who is an alpha male lays his eyes on a girl, Maya and manipulates and forces her to be with him. His henchmen beat the girl's handlers to pulp and make Mark Antony make the girl as his. He proposes his love to the girl and she has no other go except to accept him. The killer is extending his kill spree as another two are shot by the signature “silencer fitted pistol”. The cops are taking serious heat from superiors and the double homicide has become a nail in the coffin as far as the killer case is concerned. Vikram and David are instructed to handover the investigation to new team. To make matters worse, David finds out that his wife is having an affair with one of the deadly trio. This proves to be a fatal sucker punch for David's personal and professional life but Vikram tries to help as David blames himself as the reason for all these. Vishnu and Jagan Mohan are on their routine exercise workout as Jagan Mohan is shot to death and Vishnu couldn't be of much help. A twin murder is committed by the trio. Vikram gets their first breakthrough from a hidden USB from the apartment of the twin murder victims. By great police work they suspect Philips to be the master brain behind the murder. Vikram and David blackmails Philips to know about the whereabout of his killer whom he handles. They make Philips set an assignment for the serial killer and this time the person to be made a memory is Mark Anthony. Siva gets the wind about his father's killers and he is furious. Siva and Vishnu are getting ready to hunt their father's killers and the last goodbyes are exchanged between Shiva and his fiancé. The furious brothers take their revenge by killing Ajay Varma, the mastermind behind the killing and his attorney but they are not in a mood to stop yet and want to take their revenge on every person who took away their father. Meanwhile, the trio are set to maintain a low profile after the murder of Jagan Mohan as the media has gone full frenzy with the murder news. Carlos and Martin use them for money transit for a cocaine deal with Mark Anthony. The vital information from the attorney help Siva and Vishnu to head towards Carlos, Martin and the trio. The brother pays Carlos and Martin a visit and they murders Carlos and Martin once they get the location of Vincent and gang. Vincent and gang reach the destination which is Marks cafeteria for the deal and as the deal is in the process Siva and Vishnu reach there. Vikram and David who are already at the location keep waiting for the killer to arrive. Their wait has been shut down by the killer on his bike. Vikram and David pounce on the killer and they are in a Mexican standoff. Meanwhile, the trio and Mark and team are surprised by the unwelcomed guests. Vishnu attacks one of the trio in the wash room giving rise to a complete chaos. At the end of the shootout all men fall except for David and Vikram. They manage to save Maya. The movie ends in her frightened eyes.

'''Narang''' an orphan who was adopted by M.C. Manthep Jongsawas as the palace's inhabitant. He was raised by '''Prakeong''', the old servant and a minor wife of M.C. Manthep. Prakeong also has a daughter with Manthep, '''Lamun''', whom Narang loves like a real sister. But she secretly crush on him.

'''M.C. Patawee Jongsawas''', the only daughter of M.C. Manthep who is the pride of him. She and Narang used to have a good feeling for each others. But M.C. Manthep never accepted Narang, so he send him to study abroad. When Narang is back, he found that Jongsawas is in debt and the hotel of the family, The Grand Royal, is also has a problem. Narang decided to save the hotel for paying an owes of favor with M.C. Manthep. As a result, he meets Sirikanya again. She applies in the hotel as a secretary of the stockholder. Sirikanya is brave, but poor, and living with her grandmother.

'''Kiattisak''', the creditor of M.C. Manthep, forcing M.R. Patawee marry to him for paying an owe. She refused because she never forget Narang and keep eliminating the women who are close to him, especially Sirikanya. It makes Kiattisak knows that M.R. Patawee loves Narang, so he started to attack him and everyone who dissatisfy M.R. Patawee.

Prakeong doses everything to makes Lamun gets the rights that she should receive as one of M.C. Manthep's daughters. And also supported the marry between Lamun and Narang because he is the only man that she trusted. While, Teacher '''Sawad''', who is the colleague of Lamun, has a crush on her secretly, always being on her side and being an consultant for her.

A group of female students and their lecturer, Nora, camp inside a bomb bunker to do research on the theses they are writing. After being escorted by a sinister-looking janitor, the girls prepare to spend twenty-four hours locked in the bunker. In the middle of the night, two of them disappear without a trace. Nora coordinates the search, but soon the survivors find themselves trapped in a maelstrom of violence at the hands of an anthropophagous.

Together with her talking raven Abraxas, the Little Witch lives in a tiny warped house in the woods. Her biggest dream is to fly around the Blocksberg together with all the great witches. But one Walpurgis Night, when she tries to join the other witches without permission, she gets caught. As punishment the witches burn her broom but promise her, she will be allowed to participate at the next Walpurgis Night, if she has become a “Good Witch” until then.

Over one year, the Little Witch tries her best to do good, help people in need, punish villains, save animals, she even makes new friends. When she comes before the witch council again, to show what a good witch she has become, it becomes clear, that in their opinion a good witch has to be good at being evil. The council plans on punishing her with the chore to collect firewood for the Walpurgis Night pyre. But the Little Witch gets her revenge instead with casting a spell on the great witches and taking their spell books and brooms away therefore rendering them powerless. She uses the books and brooms to make her own Walpurgis Night pyre.

Carlos Ferrer is a popular television host and comedian sentenced to two years and one day in prison for an offence against religious sensibilities.

In her final year, Darrell returns to Malory Towers for her final term. She is now Head Girl at the school.

After conducting new girls to Miss Grayling's study, to hear the Headmistress' inspiring words one last time, the two agree that the only real failure in Darrell's year is Gwendoline. Darrell undertakes to do what she can to try and set her on a more positive path before it is too late.

The girls discuss their futures. Mary-Lou will train as a children's nurse, Clarissa and Bill plan to open a riding school close to Malory Towers, Belinda will train as an artist and Irene will study music. Darrell, Sally, Alicia and Betty plan to go to university. Gwen boasts that she will be going to a finishing school in Switzerland. To the other girls' disgust, she boasts about the cruel and unkind exchanges she had with her father to emotionally cajole him into agreeing to her plans. Even Mary-Lou walks away, sickened.

New girl Amanda Chartelow joins from her previous school. Another newcomer is Suzanne, Mam'zelle Dupont's niece. Amanda is tall, physically strong, and plans to compete in the Olympic Games. She is dismissive of the games culture at Malory Towers, saying that there is a second former at the school with outstanding potential whom nobody has noticed. When Moira, now Games Captain, challenges her, she names June. Amanda undertakes to coach June in tennis and swimming, predicting that she will be in the school second teams by the end of the term. June realises that Amanda's motive is to be proved right, rather than any personal interest in her, but accepts Amanda's offer. However Amanda's tough training regime soon leads to friction between them, and June gives up.

Darrell invites Gwen to her study for a talk in an attempt to fulfil her promise to Miss Grayling. Gwen is sulky and obstinate, and finally maliciously tells Darrell that she is glad that she has made her father miserable: ''"It will teach him a lesson!"'' Darrell, appalled, reports her failure to Miss Grayling, who forebodingly predicts that a terrible punishment is in store for Gwen.

Jo Jones in the Second Form is unpopular because of her loud and boastful behaviour. Her father is similarly loud and boorish. Jo receives five pounds from him as pocket money, which she loses. It is found by Matron, but Jo is unwilling to claim it as it is more than girls are permitted to have. Jo decides to remove the money from Matron's office, but inadvertently takes nine pounds instead of five. Later, in a separate incident, the entire Second Form is punished when Jo fails to own up to breaking a school rule. An exasperated form punishes Jo by sending her to Coventry.

Jo decides to run away from the school, taking her friend, the weak and easily influenced first former Deirdre Parker with her. Soon after, Miss Grayling receives a report from the police that two of the stolen notes have been presented at local shops by two Malory Towers girls. it is soon clear that the two girls are Jo and Deirdre, who are soon found and brought back to the school. Miss Grayling deals with Deirdre first, and recognising genuine contrition, asks Matron to deal with her. Miss Grayling informs them that Jo must leave the school. She makes it clear that, in her view, Jo has been failed by her parents. Jo's father agrees.

Amanda wants to swim in the open sea, but underestimates the strong currents and finds herself in danger of being dashed against the rocks. She is rescued by June, but sustains injuries that end her Olympic ambitions. Amanda and June are reconciled. June renews her sports practice while a more mellow Amanda contemplates a future as a games mistress and sports coach.

Gwen receives a huge shock when she receives news that her father is seriously ill and may die, and is forced to re-evaluate her future. She will not be going to a finishing school in Switzerland and bitterly recalls her cruel treatment of her father. She leaves the school and later writes to Darrell, showing a very different side:

I shall never be as strong-minded as you, Darrell - or Sally - or Bill and Clarissa - but I don't think I'll ever again be as weak and selfish as I was. You see - it wasn't too late after all. And that has made a lot of difference to me. I feel as if I've been given another chance.

The term draws to a close. In an emotional ending, Alicia takes June by the shoulders and asks her to carry on and hold the standard high. Startled, June agrees. Unprompted, Felicity makes the same promise to Darrell.

Four short stories from four directors told under one main concept; "ghost is anything".

• (GPS มัน…จะพาไปไหน ??) "Ghost Positioning System": Po took Gong his grandfather, who had a stomachache, to the hospital with the GPS system installed in the car. It turned out to be haunted navigation and lead them to unexpected places.

• (จ่าเฉย มัน…สิงอยู่ที่ไหน): "Sgt Choey & the Zebra": A young biker is chased by a traffic cop figure riding a zebra, even though he was already in the hospital. But it still didn't stop.

• (ตุ๊กตา มัน…เกินตอนไหน) "Buy Two Get One Free": A young married couple travel to China to pray for a child from the god. He also bought the lucky doll back in hopes that it would inspire him to have children. Anomalies occur when they multiply spontaneously.

• (มันจูนเจอตอนไหน… ?) "Mun Plaiw Mak": The last story is a about a man who has just been released from prison, only to find all of the sequel ghosts coming at him.

Ola and Bitten get married after a very short courtship. They buy a house together, but the house is much more expensive than they can really afford. When Bitten's mother encourages Ola to buy more expensive furniture for their house, things get even worse, and the financial responsibility weighs on Ola. At the same time, Bitten neglects the housework, and her romantic ideas about marriage soon begin to crack. However, the couple soon has a son, Morten, who immediately becomes the sole focus in the family. Bitten assumes the parenting role so much that she completely forgets Ola.

Kylie Winters Alysa King, a persecuted teen, is unwillingly and hesitant way to babysit two children at an isolated country mansion. When a small boy in a pig mask appears at the door step on Halloween night, normal night quickly turns into a nightmare. Soon, she found that their are three pig masked intruder on attack.Kylie Winters has to protect herself and her defendant young children.

In India, 1942, Aisha takes refuge in a village, where Hasan, an Indian independence activist, offers her food and shelter. They fall in love and have a child, Sana. Five years later in 1947, Aisha's former friend Najma finds Aisha and orders her to retrieve the latter's bangle. Aisha leaves it with Sana and attempts to flee to the new nation of Pakistan with her family during the partition of India but Najma finds and stabs her. Hasan and Sana are separated in the chaos. Aisha's great-granddaughter Kamala Khan appears from 2025 and is able to interact with Aisha, who asks her to guide Sana before dying. Conjuring a projection of stars to lead Sana to her father, Khan realizes she was the one destined to reunite them.

Returning to the present, she finds that Najma's strike had opened the Veil of the ''Noor'' dimension, which separates it from Earth, but it vaporizes anyone who interacts with it. Najma transfers her power to her son Kamran before sacrificing herself to close the Veil. An older Sana and her daughter Muneeba find Kamala and the latter accepts her daughter's powers. Meanwhile, Kamran seeks refuge with Khan's best friend Bruno Carrelli. After being attacked by a Department of Damage Control drone, Kamran destroys it, but the ensuing explosion obliterates the store below them.

In 2020, a human culgoa virus, a highly infectious strain of flu, spreads rapidly across the globe. The virus mutates into an aggressive prostate cancer and kills 99% of the world's male population. The pandemic is dubbed "Manfall", and most countries outlaw pregnancies and close their borders to safeguard future generations until a cure for the virus can be found.

''Afterland'' begins in 2023 in the United States. Cole and her twelve-year-old son, Miles are trying to reach Florida and return to their home in South Africa. Miles is one of the few surviving males, and was quarantined with his mother at a Department for the Protection of Men facility in California. There he was probed and tested by researchers looking for a cure. Billie, Cole's sister, broke them out of the compound, but Billie had ulterior motive. She wants to keep her nephew to harvest his sperm and sell it on the black market. Now Cole and Miles are not only on the run from the US authorities, but also from Billie.

Cole disguises Miles as a girl and names him Mila. After days on the road, they encounter a bus full of "nuns" who have formed a cult they call the Sisters of the Church of All Sorrows. They believe that if women repent their sins, men will return. Cole and Mila join the travelling nuns in the hope of reaching the border safely.

After discovering a human sex trafficking ring working with a corrupt agent, Brandon Beckett teams up with allies from his past, Agent Zeke "Zero Rosenberg" and Yuki "Lady Death" Mifune, to discover the identity of the agent and stop the ring.

Hurt By Paradise tells the story of Celeste, Greta Bellamacina, a young poet and single mother of a young child, and her comedically unsuccessful attempts both to get her first book published and find her absentee father, dealing with rejection on all sides. She relies on her friendship with her neighbour Stella – a middle-aged failed actress on an equally bumpy audition trail and captivated by an online love affair – to be both a sounding board and to help with babysitting duties. As their dreams seemingly dwindle, their friendship and dependence on each other grows and leads them into the unexpected.

In Ocean Beach, San Diego, ex-cop and recovering alcoholic Hank Dolworth (Donal Logue) and his best friend, former criminal Britt Pollack (Michael Raymond-James) are surveilling a house. Working on an unlicensed private investigation business, they were hired by a friend of Britt to recover a dog from a man's house, who is her ex-husband. While Hank distracts the owner, Randy Oaks (Lee Reherman), Britt sneaks into the house and takes the dog, Winston. They escape just as Oaks discovers the event.

Forced to keep Winston for the rest of the day, Hank is contacted by his ex-wife Gretchen (Kimberly Quinn), who asks him to bail out Hank's old drinking buddy, Mickey (Gareth Williams), from jail. She also informs him that she is selling out their old house. After bailing him out, Mickey states that he was contacted by his daughter Eleanor (Rachel Miner), has not talked with her in years. Eleanor sounded scared and asked him for money and a gun, which caused Mickey's arrest for possession as he was going to meet her. Hank agrees to help Mickey in finding Eleanor.

Hank and Britt visit Eleanor's roommate, who informs them that Eleanor has been absent for one week and that someone broke into their house to steal. Discovering a parking ticket, they check on the location, which belongs to a mansion. Managing to get access, they meet the owner, Robert Lindus (Christopher Cousins), a local real estate developer and bigwig. They ask for Eleanor, who tells that she worked for him and has been absent for one week, having taken something of vital importance to him. He pays them $20,000 to find her and recover the stolen material. Hank uses part of the money to reserve part of his old house, much to Britt's annoyance.

Tracing Eleanor's cellphone to a beach, Hank and Britt find a cabin and assume they found her. However, they instead discover a lifeguard who was killed by a gunshot and leave the scene with Eleanor's cellphone. To complicate matters, their car is towed with Winston inside. After recovering Winston and the car, they are confronted by Detective Mark Gustafson (Rockmond Dunbar), who suspects them of searching for Eleanor while his squad investigates the lifeguard's death, which they deny. After leaving Winston with Britt's friend, they find that the cellphone contains a sex video of Lindus and Eleanor.

Hank returns home and discovers Eleanor, who holds him at gunpoint. She claims she did not kill the lifeguard, who was actually her boyfriend. Hank then deduces that they tried to blackmail Lindus for the money, but he responded by killing the lifeguard and trying to look for Eleanor. The video also reveals that Lindus is not planning to go forward with a previously established development deal. They contact Hank's attorney, Maggie Lefferts (Jamie Denbo), but she can't help them with their case. After fending off some of Lindus' henchmen, they leave Eleanor at a train station so she can leave town. Hank also meets with Gretchen, who allows him to buy their old house but also informs him that she is getting married to someone else, disappointing him.

Hank asks Gustafson to check Lindus' house but he refuses to do so. Their talk is interrupted when they are informed that Mickey has died from a drug overdose in an apparent suicide. With the authorities refusing to help them, Hank and Britt meet with Lindus on a development site. They give him her cellphone and inform her that she left town, something that pleases Lindus, who gives them another paycheck. Hank then coldly states to Lindus that he knows he is involved in Mickey's death and will destroy his life. The next day, Gustafson and the police get a warrant for his house and inspect it, finding a gun, unaware that Hank and Britt placed it there. Lindus is arrested, while Hank and Britt ponder over whether there will be consequences for their actions.

Hank (Donal Logue) and Britt (Michael Raymond-James) are separately interviewed by the authorities, regarding Lindus' arrest. They both claim to not have any involvement in his arrest or incriminating him. Despite receiving $30,000 from Lindus, they can't cash it as it is used as evidence and Lindus' accounts were frozen. Mark (Rockmond Dunbar) reprimands them for their actions.

Needing money, they settle on catching a wanted criminal: Montell Gobright (Matthew Willig), wanted for armed robbery, with a reward of $5,000. In order to lure him out, they intimidate his wife, a fortune teller named Aggatha Hagglethorpe (Jean Villepique), into sharing part of her drug money. He also visits Gretchen (Kimberly Quinn) to confirm that he will buy their old house, despite his Alcoholics Anonymous friend, Barry (Paul Hipp), telling him not to do it.

Hank and Britt visit once again Aggatha, but this time, they are confronted by Montell. Montell brutally attacks them and throws them out of their window before fleeing. Hank and Britt are arrested and bailed out by Mark, warning them to stay away from the case. Despite this, they question Bradley Denham (Nate Mooney), Montell's half-brother and bookkeeper for a race track. Hank suspects that Denham rattled on his brother for some criminal activities. They then intercept a meeting between the brothers, with Denham shooting Montell and fleeing. Hank and Britt arrive to take Montell into their care.

They take him to Britt's house, asking her girlfriend Katie (Laura Allen) to treat him. It is revealed that Denham and Montell worked on a heist in the race track, but Denham kept all of the money. Hank and Britt visit the race track, blackmailing Denham into giving him half of the money in exchange for killing Montell. Denham agrees but Mark suddenly appears, revealing that they were wearing a wire, and Denham is arrested. The heist money is eventually found and Hank and Britt are given the reward money.

Hank, Britt and Katie take Montell with his wife, also letting them keep Britt's dog. Britt decides to adopt Winston, the bulldog he previously rescued. With the money, Hank pays Gretchen for the old house. After doing it, he takes a sledgehammer to take down a wall in the house, as part of a promise he made to Gretchen when they first moved into the house.

A man named Jason Adler (Loren Dean) is trying on suits when he pumps into Britt (Michael Raymond-James). Britt steals Jason's wallet, with Hank (Donal Logue) claiming that it is part of a job. However, Britt sees Gretchen (Kimberly Quinn) and realizes that he is her fiancé.

Hank needs a lending institution for his mortgage, which he is struggling with. He is approached by Armand Foster (Shawn Doyle), head of the mortgage agency, who asks for his help in following his wife Miriam (Olivia Williams), whom he suspects of having an affair in exchange for financial help. He tries to get Britt on board, but Britt refuses to participate, having just been robbed at a bar just a few moments ago. When Britt returns home with Katie (Laura Allen), he finds that his old friend from his burglary days, Ray (Maximiliano Hernández) is visiting. Ray tries to convince Britt to help him with a robbery, but Britt declines the offer.

Hank follows Miriam but finds no evidence of infidelity. Armand is furious at his lack of progress and dismisses him, declining to help him. Hank convinces him to give him a few more days. With Britt's help, he follows Miriam to a plaza. Miriam recognizes him and attacks him with pepper spray, before discovering that Armand sent him. She explains that Armand made her cheat on him, and the humiliation excites him, telling her to keep having affairs, but she just lies to him. Meanwhile, Ray stalks Katie, demanding that Britt work for him again and that she doesn't know his past.

In order to fool Armand, Hank suggests staging an affair. Hank, Britt, Miriam, and Katie meet in a motel room, where Miriam and Britt will pretend to be on an affair, supervised by Katie and photographed by Hank. With the "affair" investigated, Hank delivers the pictures to Armand, who agrees to his terms of the mortgage. That night, Hank has an awkward dinner with Gretchen and Jason at his house. After they leave, he is visited by Miriam, who informs him that Armand now wants to witness the affair himself. They then kiss and have sex. By the next morning, she has left his house by the time he woke up. Hank goes to the bar, where Britt shows up with a ski mask, pretending to be Ray and rob it. Hank seizes his gun, prompting him to leave and sending the gun to the police. Britt then meets with Katie at the motel room, stating that the plan went as planned and that Ray will go to jail as his fingerprints were on the gun.

Hank meets with Armand for the mortgage papers, but he states that he is aware of their plan; he searched for Britt on the internet, linking him to Hank and also made Miriam confess the affair to him. He refuses to help him with the papers, so Hank explains in detail about having sex with Miriam the previous night. Humiliated, Armand signs the papers but tells him to never see him ever again. Hank leaves but returns for a missing signature, only to discover that Armand has committed suicide by jumping out the window. He left behind a note, which reads "I only meant to hurt myself". Using his papers, he forges the missing signature and leaves his office.

Back at their house, Britt tells Katie that he and Ray worked together to rob houses, one of which included Katie's. Staring at her pictures, Britt pursued Katie and eventually met her. She acts mad at the confession but also tells Britt to meet with her soon for sex. Hank visits Miriam at her house, to tell her she can't feel guilty for her husband's death. When he mentions that he was with him and mentioned their night together, prompting her to leave him in disgust. Hank returns home and plays his guitar. Unaware to him, a person sneaks into his attic.

Hank (Donal Logue) and Britt (Michael Raymond-James) are approached by Josephine (Jackie Debatin), the wife of Robert Lindus (Christopher Cousins), telling them they must meet with her husband in prison. Visiting him, Lindus claims that he wasn't involved in Mickey's death and expresses fear that his family may be in danger from his colleagues. He tells Hank and Britt that they need to steal $250,000 from themselves.

Despite Britt's reservations, Hank accepts to help them. Josephine tells them that they have to steal bearer bonds which he has hidden in his now-sealed office, with a high level of security. She promises them a payment of $100,000, as well as the person responsible for Mickey's death. Meanwhile, Hank starts noticing more noises around the house and eventually catches the person who hid in his attic: his schizophrenic sister Stephanie (Karina Logue), who has been living there for four weeks after escaping from various psychiatric hospitals.

Leaving Steph in the care of Katie (Laura Allen), Hank and Britt reach Lindus' office. Britt sneaks in and knocks the office's alarm, prompting the bigger alarm to turn on and the police are called to the scene. Britt leaves before the police arrive, deeming the scene as a failed robbery attempt. They call a reparations service, which has been replaced with Hank's number. Hank shows up, and replaces the pad with a new one. Claiming that he needs the room closed, he seizes the opportunity to steal the bonds and a key from the office's vault.

The next day, they give the bonds and key to Josephine, while they receive money and the name of the drug dealer that killed Mickey: William (Channon Roe). Hank confronts William at his house, who states that he was forced by a person to inject Mickey, who was already intoxicated. Hank then hurries with Britt to catch the Lindus family, who used the bonds to pay for Lindus' bail. They arrive in time just as they intend to board a plane. They take Lindus, forcing him to reveal who forced Mickey to use the drugs. They use the key to open a safe deposit box, which contains an envelope. Lindus attempts to flee but is hit by a car, wounding him.

As they can't go to the hospital, they take him to Hank's house. Before Lindus can say anything, he dies from his wounds. To complicate matters, Mark (Rockmond Dunbar) visits the house, as Josephine informed him that Hank and Britt took her husband. They manage to fool him into not finding anything and he leaves, but he asks them to come with them. After Mark, Hank, and Britt leave the house, Steph goes to the bathroom, staring at a dead Lindus in the bathtub.

As Lindus (Christopher Cousins) is reported to have gone missing, Josephine (Jackie Debatin) accuses Hank (Donal Logue) and Britt (Michael Raymond-James) of having kidnapped him. Mark (Rockmond Dunbar) questions Hank, who suggests he may have had access to his vault, but he can't be arrested as he never confessed anything.

Returning home, they see that Steph (Karina Logue) has placed Lindus' corpse in a bathtub with ice. They take the body out of the house, retrieve one of Lindus' cars from his mansion, and stage his death to look like a drunk driving incident. The next day, they visit Josephine, claiming that retrieving Lindus from the airfield was part of a plan that Lindus asked them to do. Josephine then informs them that Lindus' associates wanted to meet with him and she provided them with Hank's and Britt's contact numbers and address. Hank takes Steph to live with Gretchen (Kimberly Quinn) while Britt also moves out of their house with Katie (Laura Allen).

To lure the associates, Hank and Britt use Lindus' frozen credit card to put fake trails, making it appear like he stayed in a motel room. Later, a man (Daren Scott), whom Hank identifies as the person who forced Mickey to use drugs, visits the motel room and leaves. They follow him to a law firm, Zeitlin & Associates. As Hank follows the man, he is approached by Ben Zeitlin (Michael Gaston), who wants to represent him and Britt on the accusation of kidnapping Lindus, to which Hank gives some details on his role. Zeitlin also wants to know a soil study that Lindus apparently possessed, threatening them by showing that the company and the man, identified as Mr. Burke, have been following them for days. On his way out, Hank punches Mr. Burke in the nose.

Hank and Britt visit Maggie (Jamie Denbo), who just gave birth to her son. Realizing that Zeitlin is involved, she tells them to give them everything they want and then leave. To complicate matters, Gretchen and Jason (Loren Dean) have checked the soil report, which reveals that the chemicals used on the ground would be carcinogenic to the people. Hank decides to change plans and intervene into the development deals. He and Britt locate Lindus' car and insert the soil report on Lindus' jacket. They later report the car incident, so the police will discover the car, the body and the soil report.

As Hank and Britt watch the news coverage on a bar, they are joined by Mark. Mark wonders if they had a role in Lindus' death, to which they deny. While Mark may not know what they did, he is actually thankful for whatever they did. The next day, Zeitlin is forced to give a conference to condemn the soil report, which will halt the development plan. Hank thanks Jason and Gretchen for helping him with Steph. As they leave, Hank tells Gretchen that he still loves her. While driving home, Steph states that the soil report had false numbers, as if people wanted it to appear carcinogenic. Hank then drives to the development site, where he sees Mr. Burke supervising workers joining the project. As Gretchen questions if the case remains open, Hank doubtfully says that it is closed.

Hank (Donal Logue), Britt (Michael Raymond-James), Katie (Laura Allen), and Steph (Karina Logue) attend Gretchen's (Kimberly Quinn) engagement party, with Jason (Loren Dean) remarking that he may have previously met Britt. Britt confides in Hank that he intends to propose marriage to Katie.

Maggie (Jamie Denbo) returns from her maternal leave and puts Hank and Britt in contact with a marriage. The wife, Beth Komack (Stacy Edwards), is dying in the hospital and wants them to find a ring for her son, suspecting that her maid's brother is responsible. As they leave, the husband Dale (Chris Bruno) tells them that he gave the ring to his lover, Paolo (T Lopez), as Beth was supposed to die earlier. As her condition improved, Paolo broke up with Dale and won't return the ring.

Hank and Britt visit Paolo's beauty parlor, claiming to be regular customers. However, Paolo correctly deduces that Dale sent them and kicks them out, also revealing that she sold the ring. They visit the establishment where she sold it, only to realize that the owner also sold it already. As they go through many re-sellers, they eventually find that a woman named Elizabeth Komack bought the ring. Elizabeth is revealed to be Beth, who deduced that her husband was cheating on her. She wants to know the name of Dale's lover to change her will and make things easier for her son. After they provide it to her, she asks them to get the ring from her house.

As Hank distracts Dale, Britt sneaks into the house and retrieves the ring from a Bible, also discovering that Beth's wigs come from the same beauty parlor where Paolo works. Dale then receives a call, notifying him that Beth has left the hospital and that Hank and Britt were the last people to see her. They find her at the beauty parlor, confronting Paolo. As Dale enters, a child pops out of the backdoor, recognizing Dale as her father. Heartbroken, Beth asks them to leave while she cries in the parlor, eventually being sent back to the hospital. Meanwhile, Katie decides to go out with her vet school professor, Owens (Johnny Sneed), to a bar. Amidst heavy drinking, they sing Karaoke and later have sex. Realizing what she has done, she leaves as soon as she wakes up. She returns home, where she evades Britt's questions.

Jason talks with Hank, explaining that he knows that Britt robbed his wallet earlier and deduces Hank asked him to do it. Despite that, he is not mad at him, explaining that he still likes him but also wants to reiterate to him that he and Gretchen are getting married and Hank must deal with that. The next day, Katie contacts Hank to meet her. She informs him about sleeping with her professor and is feeling terrible about it. Hank consoles her but tells her that she can't tell Britt about it. Despite her cries, she agrees to not tell him.

Hank (Donal Logue) starts spending more time with Steph (Karina Logue), who still constantly mentions their mother. Later, Hank and Britt (Michael Raymond-James) arrive at their diner to handle a situation: a man has locked himself in the restroom. They confront the man (Noel Fisher), who turns out to be amnesiac.

While Britt suggests just leaving the man alone, Hank wants to help, as he finds similarities between him and Steph. They take him to the beach to meet with a former doctor, Johnson (Richmond Arquette), as they found a pill on the man's clothes. He explains that the pill is used against malaria, but it can also cause some memory loss and other side effects. They take the amnesiac to the police station. The man then flees from the station when he sees a bulletin reporting a missing girl. Mark also discloses that the lab reported the drugs as rohypnol. Meanwhile, Steph leaves the house and starts befriending some of the neighbors, including a child. Britt's relationship with Katie (Laura Allen) is dwindling and she refuses to talk about it, making him also distant from the cases.

Hank and Britt decide to find the missing girl, Jessica Sampson. Her college roommate tells them that she planned to leave for Cambodia before disappearing. Using their contacts, they discover that she planned to leave with a man named Adam Fisher, who bought the plane tickets. They visit Adam's house, finding Jessica (Olivia Dawn York) bound and gagged in a closet. The police have finally identified the amnesiac as Adam. As Hank still investigates more about Adam, Steph has a breakdown when she discovers that her encounters with the child were just hallucinations, causing some disturbance in the neighborhood.

The police calls Hank when Adam is doing a hostage situation, keeping Jessica's roommate in her apartment. Hank easily fends off Adam, allowing the roommate to flee the scene. He confronts Adam for his actions, breaking him down. The police takes Adam into custody. Hank talks with Steph, promising to help her. He takes her to Country Villa Pines, a psychiatric hospital, paying with some of Lindus' bearer bonds. Hank agrees to constantly visit her, in contrast to her previous hospitals.

Hank (Donal Logue) and Britt (Michael Raymond-James) visit a golf course to give legal papers to a member. The member tries to evade them but Hank catches him up. As he leaves, he discovers that Britt is missing, finding his cellphone in the ground.

With Maggie (Jamie Denbo) and Katie (Laura Allen) unaware of his location, Hank asks Mark (Rockmond Dunbar) for help. They visit the golf course, where they gain access to the CCTV footage. The footage shows that Britt was taken by men in a car, with licence plates pointing to Baja California, suggesting that the cartel was involved. Mark contacts a friend, DEA Agent Samuel Weisdorf (Keith Szarabajka), who reviews the footage and recognizes the driver as Felipe Padro (Jose Pablo Cantillo), an enforcer for the cartel. With this information, Hank and Mark cross the border to find Britt.

Britt finds himself in Tijuana, also discovering that Ray (Maximiliano Hernández) has been taken by the cartel as well. The cartel used Ray as a delivery man but he failed to deliver a drug package, which is now in police custody. Ray suggested that they should get Britt, explaining his kidnapping. They want Britt to break into the police station and get the package back, threatening retaliation against Katie if he fails to do the task. Britt and Ray then fight in a bar, which leads to their arrest. The arrest alerts Hank and Mark of Britt's location.

At prison, Britt uses a tool to leave his cell, while Ray incapacitates some of the guards and steals a uniform. Britt breaks into the evidence room, eventually finding the drug package. They escape the station, just as Hank and Mark arrive. They return to Prado's hideout, only to discover that his boss Javier de la Rosa (Manuel E. Urrego) holds him at gunpoint for failling to deliver the package and kills him, worrying Britt as Prado needed to make a call to cancel the hit on Katie. He appears in front of de la Rosa and gives him the package, only asking for Prado's cellphone. De la Rosa accepts and Britt and Ray leave the hideout.

As they evade authorities, Britt uses the cellphone to contact Katie. Unfortunately, she is taking an exam and leaves the class without it. He then calls Hank, realizing that he is in Tijuana too. They meet and, in order to avoid the search by the Mexican police, decide to put Britt in the trunk of the car as they try to cross the border. Britt fails to communicate with Katie, who is held at gunpoint by a hitman. Professor Owen (Johnny Sneed) visits Katie to discuss their one night stand and is also held at gunpoint.

As Hank, Britt and Mark arrive at San Diego, they find the hitman's car and hurriedly enter the apartment. The hitman holds Katie hostage, until he is hit by Hank. The hitman shoots Hank, only to be killed by Mark. As Hank is taken by the ambulance, he warns Owen to stay away from Katie or he will ruin his personal and professional life.

Britt (Michael Raymond-James) helps Hank (Donal Logue) at his house while Hank recovers from the gunshot. He leaves Hank with his physiotherapist, and leaves for the diner. He meets with the therapist's nephew, Cody (Cameron Monaghan), who asks for his help, as he was stolen $400 from a prostitute.

Hank is called by Maggie (Jamie Denbo), who investigated Jason (Loren Dean) at his behest. She informs him that Jason's original name was Jason Voloway. Jason's parents were daycare employees accused of child molestation, and some accused Jason of participating. Due to lack of evidence, the case was dropped. Against Maggie's advice, Hank wants to tell Gretchen (Kimberly Quinn), as her wedding approaches and hasn't responded if he will assist to the wedding. Unwilling to do it, he contacts a reporter to continue the story and also interviews a victim of Jason's parents, who confirms the abuse and while Jason didn't participate, he knew about the events.

Britt finds the prostitute, Michela (D.J. "Shangela" Pierce), revealed to be transgender. He asks for Cody's money, so she uses him to intimidate a fellow client for money, including the $400. He gives the money back to Cody, telling him to stay away from prostitutes. Michela approaches Britt again, asking for his help in finding the person responsible for her friend Crystal's death. They gain access to the police records, discovering that Crystal was named Trevor and that his killer already committed suicide. Britt and Michele visit Trevor's family to confirm the end of the case and also to express that Trevor was a good person. During this, Britt finds a pregnancy test on the trash, deducing that this could explain why Katie (Laura Allen) was distant lately.

Hank questions Katie on the pregnancy test, who confirms that she is pregnant, but does not know whether Britt or her professor is the father. He also confronts Jason with his knowledge of the day care incidents, warning him to either tell Gretchen or Hank himself will do it. Jason only tells Hank that he still can't get over Gretchen and tells him to do whatever he wants. Hank visits Gretchen and gives her the papers detailing his past life. Gretchen is furious at him for spying on Jason, who told her about the events on their first dates. Angered, she disinvites Hank from her wedding and he leaves. That night, Britt asks Katie to marry him. Despite feeling uncertain on the pregnancy, she accepts.

Hank (Donal Logue) continues with his Alcoholics Anonymous meetings, while Britt (Michael Raymond-James) and Katie (Laura Allen) attend the wedding of Gretchen (Kimberly Quinn) and Jason (Loren Dean). After getting his shirt ruined, Britt asks Hank for a replacement, and Hank offers to go there and give it to him.

Unbeknownst to Britt, Hank decides to stay at the hotel during the wedding reception. There, he sees that Ben Zeitlin (Michael Gaston) and Mr. Burke (Daren Scott) are staying at the hotel. He talks with Britt to inform him that he is staying and asks him to bring his tech friends to help him with a stakeout. Planting a camera in their suite, Hank and the crew find that a freelance reporter Laura Ross (Alison Elliot), who has been reporting some incriminating accusations against Zeitlin. Zeitlin wants to know the source of the accusations, which Ross refuses to disclose. Zeitlin then threatens with killing her mother.

As Gretchen and Jason get officially married, Britt talks with Katie about her pregnancy test. She lies, claiming that she isn't pregnant, although she feels disappointed when Britt expresses relief. He confronts her again for lying about the pregnancy and asks her what is happening. She whispers something into his ear, prompting him to leave the reception. She catches up to him, admitting to the affair, but not disclosing the name of the man. She then uses his remarks at the wedding to suggest that he is not ready for marriage. Britt breaks up their relationship, telling her that he will move out of the house.

Hank manages to communicate with Ross, getting her mother's address to warn her about the threat. He also calls security to take Ross out of the hotel room. He places Ross in the limo that will drive Gretchen and Jason, managing to avoid being seen by them. He then confronts Zeitlin, warning him to stay away from Ross or he will leak the recording of his threat. Zeitlin agrees to the terms, but Burke gets his payback by punching Hank in the nose. As he leaves, he finds Britt in the sidewalk. They both don't want to talk about their problems and walk away from the hotel.

Flashbacks

Three years ago, Hank (Donal Logue) works as a detective alongside Mark (Rockmond Dunbar). They are introduced to a suspect, Billy Whitman (Chris William Martin), a suspected serial rapist, although Hank does not see the similarities in the description. Hank interrogates a criminal, Britt (Michael Raymond-James), who has been arrested for robbery and suspects him of being the real rapist as he was near the area where a rape took place. Britt's testimony convinces Hank that he was not involved in the rape, as Britt expressed genuine concern for the women. Police also recover a phone recording of Britt reporting a woman screaming, so they are forced to let him go.

Hank learns from his wife Gretchen (Kimberly Quinn), that she was dating Whitman back in college. He interrogates Whitman, who taunts Hank and his relationship with Gretchen. Mark wants to remove him from the case, as his connection to Gretchen and heavy drinking may affect it. This causes a fight between Hank and Gretchen at home. The next day, the police brings the victim to identify possible suspects at a line-up. She struggles at first but identifies one of the men, also claiming that Whitman wasn't responsible despite Hank trying to convince her.

Later, Mark asks Hank about his actions. He states that Whitman got into a car accident, and they found that someone planted evidence that could incriminate him, with Mark suspecting Hank. Hank gets mad and lashes out at the room, with Whitman watching him from the one-way window. Later, Britt is released from prison and is told by Hank that if he knows anything about the events, he should call him. He also tells Britt that he needs to stop his criminal life.

Present day

Having broken up with Katie (Laura Allen), Britt moves out of the house, despite Hank trying to make him change his mind. As he is about to leave, Katie asks what will happen to Winston, to which an angry Britt tells her to decide. She chooses to let him go with Britt, but not before saying farewell to Winston.

Britt moves in with Hank, and they find Laura Ross (Alison Elliott) inside the house. She approaches Hank, as she may have something new regarding Billy Whitman, a criminal whom Hank previously dealt with at his police days. They go to the station, while Britt decides to search for the man who slept with Katie. Sneaking into their house, he uses her laptop to find the man, incorrectly deducing that her classmate Gavin (Zack Silva) was the man. That night, a drunken Britt corners him at a grocery store and brutally attacks him.

At the station, Hank and Mark call Detective Ronnie Reynolds (Craig Susser). They inform him that Laura Ross' and Whitman's newest testimony evidence show that he was involved in the rapes, also realizing that it was Reynolds who planted the evidence on Whitman's car. He was also the first person to arrive at the crime scene and also made the suspects recount the events to him in interrogations. To further confirm his case, CCTV footage shows that Reynolds also destroyed partial evidence of the case just a few minutes earlier. Reynolds is arrested and Whitman and Laura are thanked for their help.

Britt is brought to the station for the attack on Owen. Hank visits Britt at his cell, telling him that he attacked the wrong man, revealing that Katie told him about her one night stand. Britt is furious, while Hank defends his actions, as Britt proved his point by going to prison. Britt angrily tells him to leave, and Hank complies.

Hank (Donal Logue) and Laura (Alison Elliott) are still working on the case against Zeitlin (Michael Gaston). Hank follows Laura as she wants to meet with her source. Laura informs Hank that the architect working on one of their projects is Jason Adler (Loren Dean).

Zeitlin visits Britt in prison, pretending to be his lawyer and paying his bail. He leaves just as Hank and Laura arrive at the station, and he confirms that Zeitlin wants the tape where he threatens Laura's life. They meet with Maggie (Jamie Denbo), who states that Britt could face up to three years in prison for assault and battery. She directs them towards one of her clients, Councilman Sam Albrecht (Scott Klace), who has his own misgivings about Zeitlin. While Hank and Laura meet with Jason, Britt meets with Zeitlin, claiming that the tape does not exist. Zeitlin offers to help with his case if he works for him in investigating a possible source in his office.

Jason tells Hank and Laura that the project has been pressured to meet the dateline, making it feel like he is being watched by some of Zeitlin's associates. As they investigate, they discover that Zeitlin plans to dismantle part of the Ocean Beach territory to make way for a new airport. Britt follows Ashley Barrett (Elizabeth Chomko), Zeitlin's subordinates and possible whistle-blower. Their conversation turns intimate and they have sex. However, she eventually discovers that Zeitlin sent him and kicks him out. Meanwhile, Katie (Laura Allen) tends to Gavin (Zack Silva), who informs her that Britt brutally attacked him, deducing that he thought she slept with him. She visits Gretchen (Kimberly Quinn) to ask for some counceling.

As Hank and Britt drive, they are called by Laura, who managed to contact the whistle-blower to a liquor store. Hank and Britt arrive, discovering that Laura and Jason arrived first. They are shocked to discover the whistle-blower and Jason dead, and Laura missing. As authorities inspect the scene, Hank and Britt talk with Albrecht. They deduce that Albrecht is working with Zeitlin and informed him of their plans. Hank and Britt then visit Gretchen, who was just notified of Jason's death. Hank consoles a devastated Gretchen, promising to find out what happened. Hank and Britt then visit a local dealer, with Hank using Lindus' bearer bonds to buy weapons.

Britt (Michael Raymond-James) is informed that he will face a two-year sentence for brutally attacking Gavin. Warned by Maggie (Jamie Denbo) not to run away, he tries to convince Katie (Laura Allen) to reconcile and flee with him. However, she is aware of the attack and hesitates in fleeing with him. Britt also learns from Ashley (Elizabeth Chomko) that she saw Zeitlin (Michael Gaston) meeting with Robert Lindus and an unknown woman.

As authorities round up suspects in the liquor store deaths, Hank (Donal Logue) convinces Mark (Rockmond Dunbar), who was suspended while Reynolds is under investigation, to help him. They visit Steph (Karina Logue) at her hospital, discovering that Laura (Alison Elliott) is hiding there, also discovering that her source informed her of a Mexican children's hospital related to Zeitlin. Taking her to the station for a testimony, the police arrests Hank; the suspects confessed to the shooting and claimed that Hank hired them to kill Jason. Hank talks with Gretchen (Kimberly Quinn), claiming he is innocent. Gretchen believes him, telling him to defend himself.

Hank is driven by a cruiser to the station, where Zeitlin supposedly hired people to kill him. However, the cruiser diverts from its route and releases Hank. The cruiser's cops are friends of Mark, who meets with him. Hank, Britt and Laura then go to Tijuana to meet with Eleanor Gosney (Rachel Miner), her source. Eleanor says that her father collaborated with a person from the Mexican hospital and retrieved vital information. The information was on his jacket, which is now on Hank's house. Hank and Britt return to Ocean Beach, where Hank sneaks into his house to retrieve the jacket. He is confronted by Mr. Burke (Daren Scott), who coldly admits to supplying Mickey with the drugs. They engage in a brutal fight, which culminates when Hank kills Mr. Burke.

The next day, Hank and Britt confront Zeitlin at his boat. Holding him at gunpoint, he confesses to ordering Jason's death, but claims to work for other important people. He identifies the man in the Mexican hospital as Tom Cutshaw (Neal McDonough), his boss. They confront Cutshaw at a restaurant, telling him to stop the airport development. To further encourage him, Hank threatens to reveal incriminating photographs of Cutshaw, telling him to move the airport development somewhere else. With no other choice, Cutshaw accepts to his terms.

With the new evidence, Zeitlin is arrested, while the suspects in prison change their testimony to exonerate Hank, who has decided to further investigate Cutshaw. Hank also reconciles with Gretchen, and plans on selling his house again. Britt tells Katie that he will accept responsibility for his actions and will go to prison. He asks her to destroy the paternity test, wanting to be the child's father no matter what. He then leaves with Hank, who will take him to prison. As Hank drives, he states he shouldn't go to prison, suggesting they could flee to Mexico, something that interests him. As they stop on a red light, Hank gives him the choice: go forward and go to prison, or turn left and go to Mexico. As the light turns green, Hank asks Britt to decide which road take.

The plot tracks the interactions of a group of survivors from a disaster (they were trapped in a tunnel for 15 days) after their rescue.

Episode 1: ''L'Amore - die Liebe'' (The Love)

The series starts in Munich in 2018, when fashion designer Julia Becker (Natalia Belitski) is presenting her first very own collection. Just as she is called to the stage, she has a flashback and leaves the showroom. At the lobby, when she is trying to gather herself, she is approached by an old man, Alexander Schlewitz (Joachim Bißmeier), who tells her he wants to speak to her father, Vincenzo Marconi. Julia tells him that his father is dead, but Alexander says that he's still alive, but then collapses and is taken away by an ambulance. Julia lather goes to visit her mother Tanja (Andrea Sawatzki), a journalist and political reports author for television. Tanja continues to insist that Vincenzo died when she was eight. Julia still has her doubts, and finds out where Alexander lives, then visits him. Alexander tells Julia that he is her grandfather, then proceeds to tell Julia his story.

In 1954, Alexander is a young junior engineer (young Alexander played by Christoph Letkowski) working in BMW under Fritz Maier (Francis Fulton-Smith). BMW is currently having hard times, as the expensive 501s are not selling well. Schlewitz suggests to Maier that they sign a licensing agreement with Italian company Iso to produce Isettas, to which Maier agrees, and dispatches him to Milan to discuss it with Iso's owner Renzo Rivolta (Giovanni Moschella), with a two week deadline. Once in Milan, as Alexander attempts to talk it over with Mr. Rivolta, Rivolta doesn't understand him, but nearby, a young Sicilian woman, Giulietta Marconi (Silvia Busuioc), offers to translate for them. During a test drive, Alexander discovers a design flaw on the vehicle - it tends to lurch badly in curves and even threatens to tip over. With Giulietta's help, he promises Rivolta he can fix it in two days. With the help of Iso mechanics, including Giulietta's brother Giovanni (Denis Moschitto), he manages to fix it. Over lunch, he discovers Giulietta is very good at drawing and has a talent for fashion design. Over time, Alexander and Giulietta begin to fall in love. At a store, he buys Giulietta a pair of elegant red shoes, which she likes very much. He tells her that he has no family as his father died in the World War II Russian front and his mother and brothers were killed during the bombing of Dresden.

The test drive with Isetta is successful, and Alexander and Giulietta's brief romance blossoms. However, they're quickly brought back to earth when Giulietta tells him that she is engaged to Enzo (Deniz Arora), a co-worker at Iso. Soon, she is discovered to be pregnant out of wedlock, which in 1950s Italy is a huge scandal, and her mother insists she marry immediately. Enzo has the attributes of a southern Italian: he is quite macho, sometimes excessively temperamental, and believes quite naturally that "his" wife is also his property, and behaves accordingly. Giulietta tells Alexander that she has no other choice. Alexander then travels back to Munich. Only Giulietta knows that Alexander is the child's father.

Back in 2018, Alexander tells Julia to find her grand-uncle Giovanni, who runs an Italian restaurant in Munich. Julia locates Giovanni (Alessandro Bresanello as old man) and his wife Rosaria (Luciana Caglioti).

Milan, 1955. One year after Alexander's visit, Giulietta is now the mother of Vincenzo (who, as said in Giovanni's photo album, was baptized on 22 August 1955), and has settled into her married life with Enzo and the child. But she feels that something is missing. The confinement of the nuclear family and the red shoes, the only thing she has left from her time with Alexander, remind her that there could be another, a more fulfilling life. Giovanni then tells her that he's going to West Germany to work as a Gastarbeiter (in real life, the guest worker agreement between West Germany and Italy would be signed at the end of the same year). When Giovanni leaves, Giulietta asks him to look up Alexander in Munich. Giovanni arrives in Munich in 1956, and gets a job in Munich's Wholesale Market. At home, Enzo's jealousy is getting worse. While Giulietta receives letters from Alexander, she doesn't dare to read them and burns them in the oven.

In 1964, Giovanni returns to Italy to perform military service, and brings back for Giulietta a German sewing machine. When Giulietta, Giovanni, Enzo and Vincenzo (Mika Ullritz as a 9-year old) visit the Iso factory, they discover Alexander there talking to Renzo Rivolta. Alexander comes to them, and seeing Vincenzo, suspects that he must be his son. He gives Vincenzo, who has a fascination with anything German, a ride in his car on the Iso test track. He then tries to talk to Giulietta about coming back to Munich with him, but she tells him that her life is in Milan now, so he leaves again. However, one night, during dinner, Vincenzo and Enzo start to argue and Enzo ends up slapping Vincenzo, to which he runs off. However, Giulietta, remembering the sewing machine Giovanni brought her, remembers her passion and starts tailoring, making a red dress.

Four years later, in 1968, in the family's Sicilian village, Giovanni and Rosaria (Ana Sanchez as young adult) are getting married. At the party, when Giulietta dances with one of the musicians, Enzo gets jealous again and causes a scene. When Giulietta attempts to apologize, Enzo grabs her roughly, to which Vincenzo (played by Rafael Koussouris as a teenager) intervenes and pushes him off. Enzo tries to slap him again, but Vincenzo get the upper hand and slaps him instead before running off. Fed up with Enzo's behavior, Giulietta and Vincenzo accompany Giovanni and Rosaria as they travel to Munich, Giulietta saying that their "real" home in Italy is in Sicily, not Milan.

Back to 2018, Giovanni gives Julia the red dress Giulietta made. Julia then inspects it and decides to incorporate her grandmother's old design into her new design. Julia gets a call from Alexander's daughter Clara (Franziska Schlattner), telling her that he was hospitalized.

Episode 2: ''Il destino – das Schicksal'' (The Destiny)

In 2018, Julia travels to Turin with her grand-uncle Giovanni to meet her father, Vincenzo (played by Stefan Kurt as an old man). However, Vincenzo shows little enthusiasm for a reunion and doesn't want to see Alexander, as the latter had wished.

In 1968, when Giulietta and Vincenzo arrived in Munich with Giovanni and Rosaria, she again tried to reconnect with Alexander. She first called Alexander on the phone, but hung up without saying anything. Later, she tried to visit Alexander at his home, only to notice him with a pregnant blonde woman, Marianne (Friederike Ott), and left. Giovanni still works at the Wholesale Market, but Giulietta then helps him set up his own greengrocer's store in Munich, and she does bookkeeping for him and in her spare time sews clothes. However, suddenly she is visited by her mother and Enzo, furious that she left Italy for Germany in the dead of the night. Enzo is willing to separate, but demands that Vincenzo accompany him back to Italy. Vincenzo, however, prefers to stay with his mother. At the school, he is also bullied by the German children as a "child of immigrants". Giulietta and Alexander meet again at the hospital, where Rosaria gives birth to a boy, while Marianne also gives birth to a girl. After being rejected by several landlords for being an immigrant, Giulietta finally manages to find a room in an apartment with hippies. She is again called by Alexander, who tells her that he still can't forget her. One day, Enzo returns again. However, Giulietta does not want to return to Italy. Enzo then decides to stay in Munich and take up Giovanni's old job at the Wholesale Market, and he and Vincenzo becomes closer again. Giulietta sees that, and likes that her husband is willing to change. For some time, Alexander is forgotten. However, at Christmas, Alexander visits them while Vincenzo is alone at home, bringing for him a racing track set and for Giulietta a letter. In the letter, Giulietta finds two tickets for Rossini's Il turco in Italia at National Theatre Munich for 20 February 1969, and Alexander's phone number, causing Enzo to become jealous again. Giulietta and Alexander meet up again, and they kiss. He asks if he is Vincenzo's father, but gets no answer.

Back in 2018, Giovanni gives Julia his sister's old diary. From thereon, the story is now told on the basis of the diary.

By 1969, the relationship between Giulietta and Alexander has cooled down, because Giulietta doesn't want to choose the father of her son. Alexander agrees to pay Vincenzo's education, if Giulietta gives him photos of Vincenzo. They agree, but Giulietta doesn't tell anything to Enzo, who still believes he is the father. Enzo, meanwhile, quits his job at the Wholesale Market and takes another one at Munich U-Bahn construction, after witnessing an ad in the streets. Giulietta realizes she can't get away from Alexander any more than he can from her. However, as they kiss in Alexander's car, they witness Vincenzo being arrested with the rest of the hippies. One year later, Giulietta and Enzo finally manage to get an apartment. She continues to have an affair with Alexander. In June 1970 they make love in a hotel, the scenes interpersed with scenes of several people watching 1970 FIFA World Cup (where on 17 June, Italy ended up defeating West Germany in the semi-finals), including Vincenzo, who ends up meeting his girlfriend Tanja there. As Giulietta returns home, she is met by Vincenzo, telling her that Enzo was hospitalized. They rush to the hospital, where they find out that Enzo was involved in an accident and one of his co-workers was killed.

Three years, later, in 1973, Enzo can't find work and now wants to again return to Italy, however, Giulietta, having created a professional foothold for herself with her sewing work, and continues the affair with Alexander. Giulietta and Enzo then visit Alexander in his office, where he offers a job for Enzo. However, Enzo suspects Alexander is not doing it for his sake and leaves. Giulietta runs after him, and he tells her that he is infertile and Alexander must be Vincenzo's father. Giulietta is shocked that Enzo knew the truth from the beginning and played the charade for many years, Enzo then demands that Giulietta never see Alexander again. Giulietta later visits Alexander in his office, telling him she wants to divorce Enzo (divorce was just legalized in Italy in 1971 and would later be upheld in a 1974 referendum) to live with him. Marianne also suspects Alexander wants to leave her. In July 1973 (Giulietta's death date is marked as 23 July 1973 on her grave seen later), Alexander and Giulietta meet and set off for Venice in a red Alfa Romeo convertible. However, as they drive on the narrow Alpine serpentine road, finally experiencing perfect happiness after a long time, they don't know that the vehicle's brake line is loose and the fluid is leaking.

Back to 2018, Julia wants to know why Vincenzo abandoned her as a child. He finally agrees to tell her the truth and takes her on a trip back to Munich across the Alps to meet up with Alexander, on the exact same route his parents travelled on 45 years earlier.

Episode 3: ''Il segreto – das Geheimnis'' (The Secret)

In 1973 on the Alpine road, Giulietta can't brake the vehicle and she and Alexander drive into the abyss. Alexander was thrown out of the car in process, while she died on the scene. Back in 2018, Vincenzo tells Julia that Giulietta's diary was given to him back in 1973 by the police in the Munich apartment, having found it at the crash scene. Also Enzo was arrested, suspected of having had a motive for the attack, especially with him being a skilled car mechanic. At the trial, however, Enzo is acquitted for a lack of evidence. Vincenzo, who at the break at the trial saw Alexander with his wife embracing, later confronts him at his home.

By 1975, Vincenzo (Kostja Ullmann as a young adult) has become completely unstable and has slipped into Red Army Faction environment with his girlfriend Tanja (Marleen Lohse as a young adult).To show off to her, they break into Alexander's home garage and end up stealing one of the cars there. When Alexander hears the noise and tries to confront them with a poker, Vincenzo pulls a gun on him, but can't bring himself to shoot him, instead escaping in the car, almost running him over. After they have a fight with their comrade Olaf (Ulrich Brandhoff) in a parking garage, Vincenzo and Tanja make love in their apartment. However, as it is being raided by the police, they escape through the window, clad only in their underwear, and flee to Vincenzo's grandmother's home in Sicily. Tanja, wanting to still fight for the "world revolution", seeks contacts with Red Brigades. They briefly enjoy life in Sicily, but one day, while Vincenzo wants to make a life in Italy, Tanja doesn't want a bourgeois life with home and children, and leaves him, travelling to Palermo to meet up with the Red Brigades. Vincenzo doesn't know that Tanja is pregnant with his child.

One year later in 1976, Vincenzo sees in a bar a Targa Florio race and from thereon, gets involved in auto racing and becomes a mechanic in a garage. While there, he becomes romantically involved with Carmela (Lucie Aron). One day, Vincenzo get a call from uncle Giovanni in Munich, who has seen a pregnant Tanja. Vincenzo starts driving back to Germany, despite knowing that the police are looking for him. At the border with Austria, Vincenzo is arrested as he tries to flee. At a trial in Germany, Vincenzo assumes the blame for everything so Tanja, the mother of his child, doesn't have to go to jail. He is then sentenced to seven years' imprisonment. In 1977, Tanja brings their daughter Julia to meet him in jail. Meanwhile, Alexander's car is returned to him. In 1979, at prison, Tanja brings Vincenzo in prison an acorn stick figure that Julia made at preschool, while Vincenzo is taking a college course in prison. In his jail cell, Vincenzo plants the acorn in a flower pot, over time the oak starts to grow. In 1982, Vincenzo is finally released from prison, taking the oak with him, alongside a gravity racer for Julia. A home video from that time then shows Vincenzo, Tanja and Julia in the Munich Olympiapark, playing with the gravity racer, and planting the oak tree Vincenzo brought with him from prison. Back in 2018, in Julia's Munich apartment, Tanja arrives to bring Julia the letter she had saved, and sees Vincenzo again, and they finally talk things out. Vincenzo then tells Julia why he abandoned her 36 years ago.

In 1982, after Vincenzo's release, he, Tanja and Julia come to Tanja's office of Munich's alternative city magazine Blatt. After Vincenzo leaves the office, he saw another man, Bernd (Johannes Zirner) walk in and kiss Tanja and embrace Julia, causing him to lose it and rush back inside. Vincenzo and Bernd end up fighting, in a scene similar to the flashback Julia experienced in the first episode. Vincenzo then returns to Sicily and starts competing in Targa Florio Rally next year. In 1986, he wins the rally and lays the laurel wreath on his mother's grave. In the meantime, Tanja had told Julia that Vincenzo had died, believing that he did not want to know anything more about her and therefore had not contacted her.

Back in 2018, Vincenzo faces his last challenge, visiting Alexander in hospital with Julia. Alexander then explains that his late wife Marlena had confessed on her deathbed that she had manipulated the car he and Giulietta were travelling in back in 1973. Vincenzo also seeks out Enzo (played by Walter Hess as an old man) in a park and apologizes to him for having blamed him for Giulietta's death 45 years ago. They embrace, and Enzo agrees to accompany Vincenzo on his return trip to Italy. Meanwhile, Julia is preparing for another fashion show, having now added another red dress to her collection, which she says is meaningful to her as an evolution of her grandmother's old red dress. Her demonstration is a success.

One year later, in 2019, Julia now has her own small fashion house, and is celebrating her grand-uncle Giovanni's 85th birthday. The series concludes with Julia and her father Vincenzo sitting down under the oak tree in Olympiapark they planted back in 1982.

Timekeeper

Aetas, an ancient god, once granted humans the power to control time. As retribution for this, he was supposedly killed by Chronos. Since the death of Aetas, humans have used clock towers to regulate the flow of time. Clock mechanics are valuable members of society, because a broken clock tower can cause time to flow abnormally or even stop.

In England in 1875, 17-year-old Danny Hart works as a mechanic. Danny suffers from panic attacks after being injured by a bomb planted in a clock tower. Additionally, his father Christopher has been trapped in time since a clock tower broke down in Maldon three years ago. Matthias, Danny’s mentor, was previously fired from the Maldon assignment and banished from the town after falling in love with Maldon's clock spirit.

Danny is summoned to repair the Colton Clock Tower in Enfield, where he meets clock’s spirit, also named Colton. Because Colton is unable to travel far from his tower, he repeatedly sabotages his own mechanisms in order to get Danny to come and repair them. They fall in love, although relationships between spirits and humans are forbidden.

A series of bombing attacks target clock towers around England. The lead mechanic pulls Danny from the Enfield post, citing concerns about Danny’s mental health. Several mechanics are injured or killed by bombs. Danny secretly trades assignments with Daphne, another mechanic, so he can continue visiting Colton in Enfield. Daphne is injured in an explosion, casting suspicion Danny. As a result, they are both fired.

Danny discovers that Matthias has secretly been living with Evaline, the clock spirit from Maldon. Evaline carried her own central cog outside the city so she could follow Matthias to London, unaware that this would cause the town of Maldon to become frozen in time. Colton’s central cog is stolen, which freezes Enfield. Danny realizes that Matthias is behind the bombings; Matthias hopes to install Evaline’s cog into another clock tower so that they can be together. Daphne, Danny, and Colton fight against Matthias. They retrieve Colton's cog and restore Enfield’s normal flow of time. Matthias is arrested and put on trial. Evaline returns to Maldon, freeing Danny’s father and the other trapped citizens. Danny is reinstated as a mechanic and permanently assigned to Enfield, where he continues his secret relationship with Colton.

A unnamed mature woman, daughter of a Spanish Republican exiled lecturer, returns to her parents' country, where she meets a number of people from her past, including Miguel, Benito, Lorenzo and an unnamed Socialist politician. She translates Hölderlin's ''Hyperion'' in the family house.

The film, an expression of the disenchantment experienced after the Spanish transition, underpins a criticism to the transition itself and the so-called ''pacto del olvido''.

Nodoka, Chiyu, Hinata and Asumi arrives to Tokyo, and experiences virtual dream-like reality using the "Dream Pendant" via Dream Arle system. There, Nodoka encounters a girl named Kaguya, a popular model of Dream Arle. Later that night, at a special stage in the middle of the city, Kaguya is attacked by a fox-like monster named Ego Ego. Nodoka and the others transform and fight, but the monster multiplies. Then, the ''Yes! PreCure 5 GoGo!'' team: Cures Dream, Rouge, Lemonade, Mint, Aqua and Milky Rose appears and assist the ''Healin' Good'' team. After Ego Ego is defeated, he escapes, and ''Yes! 5'' team continues their pursuit, but not long before promising Nodoka and the others to meet the next morning.

The next morning, Kaguya invites Nodoka and the others to a stadium, and each uses their Dream Pendants individually. Later, Nodoka and the others plan Kaguya's birthday party, while Kaguya is shocked to learn that her mother, Sarena has captured the ''Yes! 5'' team. Sarena reveals that she's using the team's flower buds to make the Miracle Flower bloom, but still in disbelief, Kaguya runs away. Nodoka and the others are summoned by Kaguya via Dream Whale, and reveals that Kaguya is a spirit of the Miracle Flower. Soon after, Ego Ego returns and steals the townspeople's flower buds, including Nodoka's mother. Determined to save them and Kaguya, they transform with their partners, gaining the partner forms and chases after Ego Ego.

While fighting the Ego Ego, Grace and others learns that Kaguya is suffering from poor condition, and Sarena is attempting to use the Miracle Flower to save her. However, Ego Ego reveals that he wants the Miracle Flower for himself, but Grace and the others, including re-awakened ''Yes! 5'' team briefly stops him. In his last effort, Ego Ego absorbs Kaguya and attacks both teams. With Grace and Dream's flower buds shining, other Cures sends their powers, transforming both Cures into Dream Cure Grace, and defeats Ego Ego with "Healin' Good Dream". Kaguya is slowly fading away, but Grace asks the city to use the power of their Virtual Dreams. The city lights up, and with Sarena's emotions, Grace transforms into Kaguya Grace and purifies Kaguya.

Kaguya wakes up, now as a human girl surrounded by flowers, and Sarena wishes her daughter Happy Birthday.

Laura presents the ''Tropical-Rouge! Pretty Cure'' team: Manatsu, Sango, Minori and Asuka the letter she received from Rabirin, which is an invitation to a dance party, but the Cures realizes that is starts in three minutes, and quickly board the plane. After revealing it to be Yaraneeda, the plane disappears and morphs into a pirate ship, while the Cures fall from the sky. They transform and fights off the Yareneeda. The Cures arrives at the "Dance Party Island", but are exhausted. Laura points out that ''Healin' Good Pretty Cure'' team: Cures Grace, Fontaine, Sparkle and Earth is waiting for them at the entrance.

The show revolves around painter and artist Andy Warhol who's career is falling and his relationship with up and coming artist Jean-Michel Basquiat. Together they agree to collaborate on a new art exhibit.

Dr. Steve Livingston, a new arrival into a prominent Chicago psychotherapy firm, has undertaken his first patient named Tommy Valentine. Tommy has a troubled past. And Steve is determined to understand and evaluate Tommy’s unpredictable and violent behavior. However, throughout his examination of the new patient, Steve is experiencing problems in his personal life.

Although he is engaged to the beautiful Lydia Johnson (played by Eaglin), Steve has a philandering streak towards other women. As the recently-engaged couple struggles with their relationship, Tommy’s mental condition worsens.

After several valiant attempts by Steve to reach out to Tommy’s family members, including his mother and sister, to uncover the reasons behind the source of Tommy’s disturbed mental state, the doctor decides to conclude his new patient is in full recovery. And here is where the dangerous game begins.

A drama tinged with black humor elements, the plot tracks the plight of Pasca, a man from Vallecas working as a boxing sparring and also taking care of his wheelchair-bound younger brother Toni. Pasca develops a relation with Adela, a lively young teacher and newcomer to the neighborhood.

The novel is set around the time of the Three Mile Island accident. It follows Robin and his friends—a group of "faggots and dykes", according to one reviewer, most of whom grew up in the 1960s —in the East Village of New York City. Robin is a contemplative gay man, who in the opening scenes thinks about the death of Chilean president Salvador Allende and the criminalization of homosexuality in Iran. He escapes to the Terminal Bar to avoid becoming depressed and talks with his friends.

The Misadventure of Unlikely Heroes is the story of Chris and Vijay, two best friends who are trapped in a house, quarantined at a government-run facility after testing positive for a virus. When they suspect their doctor of having ill intentions, they try to escape and must do whatever they can to keep themselves and their loved ones alive.

''Dejémonos de Vargas'' revolves around a typical middle class family, who struggle day by day to cope with the daily problems they face. The family is composed by Ramoncito, who has a streak of bad luck and is looking for a way out of his economic crisis; his wife Valentina, a successful lawyer; and their teenage son Agustín.

Daredevil pilot Edward Barnes is recruited for a special mission: Operation Extreme Jeopardy, taking an unarmed observation plane over Berlin to photograph defence installations and prevent an American squadron from heading to certain death.

Voiello, Assente, Gutiérrez, Aguirre and Sofia travel to England to meet with Brannox and convince him to accept the role of pope before the papal conclave votes. A member of British aristocracy and admirer of John Henry Newman, Brannox is renowned in the church for the conversion of Anglicans to Catholicism and for a theological text, The Middle Way, published in his youth. The cardinals believe this centrist philosophy will restore order to the Vatican after the death of Francis II and the state of Pius XIII. Upon arrival at the Brannox estate, the group are shown to their bedrooms, where each of them (as well as Brannox) feels the presence of Pius XIII. In the Vatican, Sofia’s husband Tomas meets with the Italian Minister of Economy and Finance and Cardinal Spalletta, who reveals he will be able to manipulate Brannox as he knows his one and only secret. The next morning, Voiello meets with Brannox, who reveals his elderly parents live in a separate wing so they never see him, believing him guilty for the death of his twin, Adam, whom they mourn daily. The group is taken aback by Brannox’s eccentricity and candidness, but a later meal where the cardinal expands on his philosophy cements their decision to select him. Brannox informs them he will have a decision by morning. In the Vatican, a television broadcasts an anti-Christian message from an unknown Islamic caliphate before turning off.

Lyric (Andrea Brillantes), a bubbly and aspiring singer, is willing to do everything to fulfill her dream despite her father's (Lito Pimentel) constant objections. Having seen her potential and being offered a scholarship, Lyric finally enters the fictional Philippine National Conservatory of Music where she would meet Beat (Seth Fedelin), a soft-spoken singer and dancer. It is from there that students will compete against each other for the privilege to represent the school in the National Music Competition, a well-renowned school-based competition for music, that will test different friendships and their competitive spirit.

Four friends reunite at the riverside Pont Laveau in South Louisiana, to relax and reconnect. One of the friends, Wendy, convinces the others to join her in summoning the legendary water goddess, Erzulie, to ask for her blessings and protection. Together the women cast a spell, but the plan falls short of Wendy's promises and Erzulie fails to appear.

The next day they encounter a mysterious stranger who secretly steps in to defend them when an unhinged ex-boyfriend follows the group to the camp. A series of harrowing clues leads the women to discover not only the body of the ex-boyfriend but straight to a face-to-face encounter with the goddess Erzulie in her true form, that of a fearsome bayou mermaid.

Shaken by the violent event, the women plead with Erzulie to depart, not realizing that the Goddess' departure will leave the women at the mercy of yet another unscrupulous man: Rhett, the camp manager who plans on making the catch of a lifetime by capturing Erzulie for himself. Rhett assembles his thugs for the ultimate battle of good versus evil.  

The plot concerns a woman named Angéline, who is raised by her father in an isolated village named Valriant. In the first part of the novel, Maurice negotiates a marriage contract with Charles, Angéline's father. In the second part of the novel, Charles dies in an accidental shooting accident and a fall disfigures Angéline's face. The engagement ends when Maurice's affection for Angéline decreases and Angéline renounces the world and enters a period of self-isolation. The third part of the novel concerns diary entries and letters in which Angéline recalls moments of her life with her father and Maurice. She expresses regret and agony over her decisions, processing her thoughts through writing. This contrasts with her friend, Mina, who is a worldly woman and becomes an Ursuline nun. Angéline visits her father's grave and burns her father's letters. She then writes a letter to Maurice, explaining that she will not be sad for the rest of her life.

Strange occurrences on a desolate ranch cause two brothers to fight for their sanity.

Beautifully scripted YA movie about Shiva, Rao, Sharukh, and Raman. `Aamhi Butterfly' spins a tale of four, twelve-year-olds - All ready to fly. With a new understanding of the world and the fact that they've yet to come out of their shells. The story tells a transformative journey of kids into teenage and the lasting effect the struggles have on us. The tale tells us the story of the difficult journey and the destination turning the 12-year-olds into beautiful butterflies!

They are all close friends who believe that their creativity has the power to transform the world.

Shiva is a dreamer, and after accompanying his mother to a birthday party at one of the mansions, where she works, he chooses to spend his birthday as the rich kids do.

In the eyes of his three closest friends, his desire to throw an extravagant birthday bash is irrational. His mother also attempts to convince him to give up his goal because they are poor and cannot afford to celebrate their birthdays the way wealthy people do.

Shiva, on the other hand, is a dreamer who refuses to give up. Shiva's buddies decide to help him fulfill his birthday wish after observing his resolve.

However, raising funds for a birthday celebration is by far their most difficult task.

A new strategy is devised every day. Funds are raised under the guise of Ganpati festivities, different types of rallies are organized, and the local DJ is convinced to lend a hand.

In the end, all of their schemes go awry and they collapse to their knees in sorrow. But they're not going to give up!

This is when students learn about "Real Earning" in school. They make a conscious decision to put what they've learned into practice. Because of their honesty, the butterflies pick up their feathers and resume their flight path.

Using their own inventive and imaginative ideas, they have been able to raise money for their cause.

However, the hard-earned money is robbed. To reclaim the stolen money, they uncover a diabolical scheme of mass destruction and show everyone and themselves that they have finally become Beautiful Butterflies. Shiva finally fulfills his long-held desire to celebrate his birthday grand way!

The game took place at approximately 6400 A.D. at a strange new earth.

Malhun Hatun learns of Bala Hatun's pregnancy and is thus jealous of her. Osman Bey faces Harmankaya Tekfur Mikhael Kosses (Köse Mihal) and Bilecik Tekfur Rogatus Laskaris for Papaz Gregor, a priest who was imprisoned by Byzantine Emperor and he later escaped with help of Tekfur Rogatus. Turgut Bey is a brave alp and Turk Bey who opposes the Byzantines and later forms strong alliances with Osman Bey.

Osman Bey has conflicts again with his old enemy Tekfur Aya Nikola who is helped by the Catalan Company which includes Diego and the leader Anselmo. Osman Bey eventually manages to defeat the Catalans. Tekfur Aya Nikola wants to marry Mari [Sister of Mikhail Kosses] who in turn has fallen in love with Turgut Bey. She escapes the forced alliance and soon with her brother's blessings marries Turgut Bey. Later Osman Bey and Bala Hatun are blessed with a baby boy who is named Alaeddin Ali. A huge feast is held to celebrate this joyous occasion. Meanwhile Osman and his alps capture and bring both Alemshah and Geyhatu to the tribe to hold them accountable for their actions and Alemshah is executed by Osman despite Sultan Mesud's disapproval. Later, Turgut Bey's pregnant wife Maryam Hatun (Mari) dies due to poisoning and Gunduz Bey comes under suspicion for the same. Osman faces a lot of hurdles in his quest to prove his brother's innocence along with encountering a new enemy determined to cause harm to his people and his plans in building a future state. He successfully conquers Inegöl and Yenisehir but faces tragic losses among his close ones including his elder brother Gunduz Bey, his adoptive mother Selcan and his cousin Aygül.

Set in 2011 when the Philippines is taken over by a military junta, Hesus Mariano (Mark Anthony) is ordered by Rebel Leader Miguel Reynante (Ronnie) to assassinate his cellmates. After a series of battles, Hesus finds himself in a coma, only to wake up in the hands of Col. Arnold Simon (Joel). Drawing inspiration from his childhood sweetheart Hilda (Donita), Hesus decides to take control of the game.

After World War II, living in San Savino, a hamlet of Frontone in the province of Pesaro and Urbino, is Anteo Crocioni, a curious but unschooled young man who asks many questions about the origin of the world and living things, arriving at a conception that is both mechanistic and idealistic of what exists, which presupposes its creation by what he calls authorial automata. According to Anteo, if his theories were known in the world, steps would be taken toward friendship among peoples and universal peace. Instead, they leave his father, a small farmer who sees in his son a layabout and a dangerous protester (because of his inclinations toward communism) of the economic and social order represented by landowners, Christian Democracy and the Catholic Church, perplexed. However, it is with a young seminarian named Liborio that Anteo establishes a friendly relationship, finding in the boy a mind willing to listen and understand his worldview, though not to share it. Later Anteo meets Massimina, a girl from a neighboring village, and marries her.

To improve his economic condition he buys, in the wake of his fascination with mechanical means, several agricultural machines with which he starts a business as a contractor, despite the contrary opinion of his father and wife, who are reluctant to any idea of innovation. His work keeps him away from home for long periods, and when he returns he no longer finds Massimina there. He discovers that his wife, no longer determined to put up with his sudden outbursts, has moved to Rome to look for work as a housekeeper, counting on the support of the sizeable Marche community that has emigrated there. Anteo sells the cars and also travels to the capital, to bring his wife home while seizing the opportunity to show professors and students at the Sapienza University of Rome his theories and the treatise he is writing, which, however, do not meet with the slightest success with them.

After running out of money, he practices various trades to support himself, including cleaning lion cages in a circus and manages to track down Maximina thanks to a complaint for abandonment of the marital roof that he files against her. The young woman now works as a servant in a stately home and, to protect herself against her husband, sues him for battery. Anteo is thus forced by judicial authority to leave Rome and returns to San Savino to await trial. He finds Liberio, who in the meantime has been ordained a priest and appointed parish priest of Acquaviva, and helps him get settled in the rectory house. One day he meets by chance his wife, who has come to visit her places of origin; she does not deny herself the consummation of sexual intercourse with her husband but refuses to return home.

Several months later, Anteo learns from the newspapers that Massimina has secretly given birth to a child, conceived from the intercourse she had that day, leaving him to die for lack of care; the woman is then arrested for infanticide. Anteo then decides to end his existence by filling his house with explosives and blowing it up after locking himself inside.

After the ''Tropical-Rouge! Pretty Cure'' team: Cures Summer, Corla, Papaya, Flamingo and La Mer defeats the Yaraneeda summoned by Numeri, Sango tells everyone at the beach about the singing event at the mall, which interests Laura. Moments after, Sharon uses the Huangs to invite Manatsu and the others to the Snow Kingdom of Chantia. After arriving to the kingdom via the train, Sharon welcomes the girls and tells them to have fun before the coronation. During the snowball fight, they encounter the ''HeartCatch PreCure'' team: Tsubomi, Erika, Itsuki and Yuri. After spending time together and brief tension between Erika, Laura meets Sharon at the courtyard, whom gives her the Snow Heart Kuru Ring. During the coronation, Sharon freezes the performers as they are trying to leave the country after their act, and orders the snow monsters to attack. Both ''Tropical-Rouge!'' and ''HeartCatch'' teams transform and defeats the monsters.

Sharon reveals to them that Chantia was destroyed long ago during a meteor strike, and plans to use the meteorite's power to bring Chantia back to life, like how it did with her. After Blossom and Marine's failed attack caused by La Mer's protection to Sharon, she locks the ''HeartCatch'' team in the basement. After Coral, Papaya and Flamingo rescues the trapped ''HeartCatch'' team from the basement, La Mer confronts Sharon, where she suggest she and La Mer to combine powers to save Chantia, but refuses. Unable to control her emotions, Sharon creates a strong snow monsters to defeat the Cures. However, using the power of the Snow Heart Kuru Ring and powers from the ''HeartCatch'' team, the ''Tropical-Rouge!'' team gains Snow Crystal Tropical Style, and purifies Sharon with "Heart Shining Orchestra" attack.

With her strength dwindling, Sharon is moved by La Mer's Chantia song. La Mer tells Sharon that she'll sing the kingdom's song for eternity, while Blossom tells her that the kingdom's flower, Snowdrop is still blooming in the present. With the stone gone, Sharon tells Laura that she's glad that they met before she disappears. Back home on Minamino Island, Laura and the others sing Chantia song during the singing event at the mall, with Tsubomi and the others cheering them on.

Set in 1950s Spain, the plot tracks the developments after a corpse belonging to a stranger is found in the village of Bocentellas, located in the territory of 'Región'. Upon the arrival of the magistrate, the corpse has been replaced by a different one.

The plot tracks a policy agent seeking evidence for the criminal activities of his father, a former healer who practices euthanasia to people in need of relief.

Ananya is a girl who is completely inattentive in her studies. It seems normal for her to fail the exams regularly. So the father said, if she fails next time, he will marry her to one. Ananya is annoyed by the talented Roman of the area. The terror of the area has Roman under the umbrella of Daisy government, even the police do not touch him. Ananya was forced to pass the exam with the help of Roman. Ananya, who fell in love with Roman after passing the test, had some unexpected, heartbreaking events in her life. Ananya, who tried to commit suicide at the beginning of the movie, once told the police the story of a complicated relationship with Roman where there is another person named Sifat.

Tag, who played Street Football, becomes Samy's step brother, an aspiring Extreme Football player and captain of his own team, The Team. Tag becomes the coach of the Team and participates in tournaments with different teams: Dark Side, Del Toros, Ninjaz and the Magics. They all compete to decide who with represent the city in a tournament against teams from around the world.

María (Legrand), a servant girl, idolizes her glamorous older sister Gloria (Moreno), who is a model. When they fall in love with the same man, Gloria must sacrifice herself.

Daei Ghafoor is a taxi driver whose son is said to have been killed during the Iran–Iraq War, but he does not believe it. Despite all the evidence pointing to the death of his son, Yousef, he still is waiting for his return. One day, Daei Ghafoor meets a woman, Shirin, in the airport. Shirin has returned to Iran from Europe to find her brother, Khosrow, a missing soldier in the war. Both begin looking for their loved ones.

An entomologist and a gym teacher who pretend to be married to get a grant and go on a scientific expedition end up falling in love.

James Mariner flew his spaceship too close to the sun and was captured by a tractor beam. He finds himself under the solar surface and has to escape to stop the natives from destroying the Galaxy.

In the time of the Crusades, the saint and reputed sorcerer Albertus Magnus aids the childless Count and Countess of Brabant in having a daughter, whom they name Richilde. As a gift for the child, Albertus Magnus creates a wonderful mirror which can show anything she desires if she says a rhyming chant. By the time Richilde is fifteen, she is an orphan and the new Countess. Her dying mother warned her to be virtuous and never use the mirror for frivolity, but Richilde grows curious about what others are saying about her and finally consults the mirror for the first time, asking it to show her "the fairest maid of Brabant's race." When it shows her own reflection, Richilde becomes arrogant.

With many noblemen vying for Richilde's hand in marriage, her governess tells her she has three days to choose one. Unable to decide, Richilde asks the mirror to show her the handsomest man in Brabant. It shows an image of a strange knight, and she falls instantly in love. However, to her disappointment, the man – Earl Gombald of Lowen – is already married. Rumors spread until Gombald hears about it. He has been contented in an arranged marriage to his cousin, but the rumors appeal to his own vanity. Wanting to pursue Richilde, he divorces his pregnant wife with the excuse that they are too closely related. He sends her to a nunnery, where she dies in childbirth. He arranges for the infant to be taken to one of his castles with servants and court dwarfs to attend her, but he is occupied with wooing Richilde, whom he soon marries. As time goes on, their marriage becomes troubled and Gombald eventually dies of the plague while on a pilgrimage.

Richilde observes the period of mourning, but enjoys the renewed attention of noblemen. She returns to the magic mirror to confirm that she's still the fairest, but is horrified when it shows a different woman: Gombald's daughter Blanca, now fifteen years old. Filled with rage and jealousy, Richilde calls for Sambul the Jewish court physician and orders him to poison one side of an apple or pomegranate. She then travels to Blanca's castle and has the apple served while sharing dinner with her. After Richilde leaves, Blanca falls ill and seemingly dies. The dwarfs create a coffin with a glass window so that Blanca can be seen inside, and she is interred in the castle's chapel.

Richilde begins consulting the mirror every day until suddenly Blanca reappears alive. Richilde orders Sambul to poison some soap, and sends her nurse dressed as a peddler to sell it to Blanca. As Richilde's evil worsens, the magic mirror rusts until it's unusable. When Blanca shows up alive again, Richilde has Sambul imprisoned and mutilated, and orders him to create a poisoned letter under pain of death. Unbeknownst to Richilde, Sambul is actually a righteous man who has been using non-lethal sleeping potions. Blanca opens the drugged letter, succumbs, and is placed in her coffin again.

The handsome young Gottfried of Ardenne, on his way back from a pilgrimage to Rome, passes by Blanca's castle and hears her story. He tries placing a healing relic over her heart at the exact moment she revives. They are already falling in love and he secretly moves her to his home in Ardenne. However, he is determined to have justice against Richilde. He travels to Brabant, where Richilde tries to seduce him. He plays along and proposes, asking her to come to Ardenne for the wedding. However, at the wedding he tells Richilde that he gave a dower to twelve virgins who were also supposed to be married that day, but one has been murdered out of jealousy by her own mother. When asked what punishment would suit this crime, Richilde says that the cruel mother should be forced to dance in red-hot iron shoes. Then Blanca appears, alive, dressed for her wedding. The horrified Richilde receives the same punishment she described and is then thrown into a dungeon. Blanca and Gottfried celebrate their marriage, and Sambul the physician is rewarded.

The Romanian country boy Toader Mindruta, becomes obsessed with flight after watching day after day a Polish passenger plane passing over his village.
The boy eventually builds an empyric glider using wood and cloth stolen from his parens’ house and makes an attempt to fly it, jumping from a nearby hill.
Unfortunately he crashes and gets badly injured, with almost every bone in his body broken.
The surgeon from the nearby city manages to mend him, using silver tubes and screws to fix his bones, and after a few months, the boy leaves the hospital, partially crippled and therefore unable to perform the hard chores on the field.
Under these circumstances, his father sends him to a nearby town, to work as a carpenter’s apprentice. Even there, the boy pursues his dream, building another glider from sheets of wood he appropriates from the workshop.
While testing the glider on the field, he witnesses a plane crash and befriends with the pilot who jumps off with the parachute. The pilot Ciocarlan advices the boy to go to the city of Iasi and join the military air force, but when he arrives there, Toader is rejected due to his medical condition.
Eventualy the boy Toader (who is now almost an adult) gets a job in the city of Galati, as a waiter in the airport restaurant. There he learns about a flight school in Bucharest. He manages to sneak in the luggage compartment of a commercial plane and stowaway to Bucharest. He is eventually discovered after landing, but at least he has the chance to meet people in the aviation branch and gets a job at the airport, helping the chief mechanic Costache (known as “Costache - God” because of his profound understanding of plane mechanics). There he learns about the inner workings of a plane and how to operate them. In time, he is allowed to perform minor chores like taking the planes out from the hangar to the airstrip and back.
Toader meets Spiru Corciov, an inventor who designed a revolutionary plane, but because of its totally unorthodox design (for instance the propellers are spinning in horizontal tubes that are housed inside the wings), his plans are rejected by the aerial commission.
Another failed inventor is Petre Duica. He conceived a revolutionary “two cylinder revolver engine”, who was rusting in his workshop for a couple years, also because of the lack of interest from the authorities.
Toader helps Corciov build the plane (named “The Swallow”) and fits there Petre Duica’s engine. However, since he is not allowed to fly the plane (because he does not have a flight licence) he steals it and hides it inside a barn on the city’s premises.
From there, he performs a series of unauthorized flights, provoking both the civilian and the military aviation to engage in the (unsuccessful) pursuit of the “ghost (or spy) plane”. The only one who manages to track him to his hiding place is a young lady (named “Merisor”) who used to know and appreciate Toader since he was working as a mechanic at the airport. Impressed by the skill and commitment of the young man, she decides to keep the secret and even hires him as her personal mechanic for her plane, painted gold and affectionally named "Te Doll".
During an aerial meeting, Merisor and her plane are reported lost somewhere in the mountains. Defying the risk of being identified and caught, Toader boards his plane and flies in the pursuit of Merisor, right in time for rescuing her. Merisor jumps off from her burning plane and hangs on to the Swallow’s landing gear. They head towards the airport, but since Merisor most likely would be hurt during the landing, Toader turns the plane upside down and lands it on its back.

Billionaire Arnold Sturgeon (Mike Panton) hires two hunters, Big Jake Grizzly (Meat Loaf) and Blubber (Rick Howland), to capture a Himalayan yeti for his spoiled son (Jeff Moser). However, their quarry, a small yeti, instead stows away in the backpack of American mountaineer Dave Bristow (Jim Gordon) and returns with him to the United States. The Bristows' 10-year-old daughter, Amy (Chantallese Kent), befriends this yeti and names him Hank. Big Jake and Blubber eventually track down Hank and kidnap him for their employer. In New York City, the Bristows rescue the yeti and hide him at their family cabin in the Adirondack Mountains, where the hunters attempt another kidnapping. The Bristows accompany Hank back to Himalayas, where he is reunited with his mate.

Now the plot is still incomplete, but if you like, you can contribute here . Just press the F off button and you will be redirected to a docs.

Like I said, it is still incomplete but I will try my best to re-iterate the beginning of it

An intergalactic entity banishes a son for unknown reasons. She hopes for him to find redemption but he rebels against her wishes. He lands on earth and becomes a human as punishment. Another like him was ordered to watch over him and heads to earth. As time has gone on, they both have their own human identities. The rebel gained his own followers and even had a cult. The other one had a friend.

The rest is a bit complicated as there are certain timelines that we haven't arranged yet. You can find lore hints here . And yes. Jibanyan is apparently a part of it. Why? Well why not.

The plot concerns the attempts to extract a prisoner (Simón Lago) from the Prison of Monte Baruca on Christmas Eve.

An evening of stand-up comedy takes a not so funny turn, leaving the audience wondering what they just witnessed.

Andrea Carver and her friends plan a week-long getaway to her boyfriend Enzo Whitlock's beach house. While there, Andrea's friend Holly wakes up in the middle of the night, noticing that there is somebody outside. This prompts her to wake Andrea up, waking up their other friend Millie in the process. They search around with flashlights, but there does not appear to be anybody there. The next morning, Enzo arrives at the beach house with his mate Lucas to surprise Andrea. This causes the girls to develop a list of activities that they can all participate in.

The group decide to go surfing one morning. Holly spots a man on the rocks watching them, but he disappears before their eyes before they can get a better look at him. Getting the feeling that they are being watched, Millie and Lucas decide to watch the house that night, but both fall asleep while on guard. The following morning, the crew awake to find the door knocked off it's hinges, and the words ''You are not safe here, get out now!'' written in red paint on the wall. Andrea instructs everybody to pack up their gear, to which everybody willingly obliges.

En Route back to town, the group is stopped in the woods by a lone man, who instructs them to follow him if they want to live. At his home, Millie asks for his name, which he says is Salem Thatcher. He turns the lights on by flicking his hand, which intrigues them. Salem then tells them that they are all descended from members of the Daleton Coven, and therefore all have the ability to use magic. He demonstrates this claim by instructing them to channel their power to make an amulet glow, as only members or descendants of the Daleton Coven can make the amulet shine. While the others are successful, Holly is unable to produce any kind of power, which Salem claims is because she has too many conflicting thoughts. He also reveals that he was the person who wrote the message on the wall.

The group return to school for the new term. Salem arrives to pick them up one afternoon, which worries the group. He takes them to a secret training place that he has in the woods. He explains that they are being hunted by Nero Volkov, a magician who developed his own type of magic called Kal Di. He is also the only living Skinwalker, a breed of Navajo Witches who can turn into half-human, half-animal beasts. However, Volkov uses his magic to be able to fully transform into creatures. After this explanation, Holly points the open window, stating that Volkov could be listening. Salem shuts the window before instructing them to stay safe.

The group start training after school, under the supervision of Salem. Lucas struggles to perform certain magic due to his crush on Grace, his older sister's best friend, which is hindering his mind from focusing. Millie excels at the training, as do Andrea and Enzo. Salem belittles Holly for being unable to even complete the training exercise, as she still cannot make the amulet glow. This upsets Holly, causing her to stop coming to training sessions.

Holly decides to walk home from school one afternoon after being insulted and humiliated at school. She stops to pet a stray cat, forgetting Salem's warning to stay safe. The cat turns into a young man, who introduces himself as Nero. He tells Holly that the reason she cannot make the amulet glow is because her ancestors were from the Kalneida Coven, also known as Coven 139. Nero reveals that he is the last living original member of the Kalneida Coven, and is registered as Holly's legal guardian, due to him being friends with her late Parents. He offers to train Holly in using the magic of the Coven, and also to teach her Kal Di. She declines, stating that she will not join him. Nero tells her that she will join him eventually, telling her that her Aunt and Uncle, who Holly and her sister are living with after the death of their parents, will kick her out if they find out Holly's sexuality.

Enzo, Millie, and Andrea are invited to a party by one of their classmates, Casper. Holly also receives an invite, and decides to go because she has nothing better to do. However, Casper and his friends make fun of her, and shove her over. They are stopped by Nero, who breaks Casper's wrist after transforming from a cat to a human, as he has been hiding in animal form during the party. Millie takes Holly to her place, where she patches up Holly's bruises.

Salem is informed of Nero's intervention at the party by Enzo. Holly tells Salem the reason that she cannot make the amulet glow, and Salem produces an amulet belonging to the Kalneida Coven, which Holly makes glow with ease. Holly begins training with the others again, although she still struggles a bit. Salem insists she cut out all distractions, but takes things too far when he attacks Holly's sister and leaves her to die, although she is saved and confined to hospital. Holly finds out that the others knew that it was Salem who attacked her sister, despite them telling her that Nero is responsible. She vows to never forgive them, and is found crying in an Alley by Nero, who takes her home and gives her a note with his address.

Andrea, Carver, and Millie search in vain for Holly, while Nero trains her to use Kal Di. Holly suggests to Nero that they take a walk, and they witness a girl being beaten up, who Holly saves. Nero identifies the girl as Luna Hope, another descendant of the Kalneida Coven. He brings Luna to live with him, as her family has thrown her out, and later takes custody of Holly and her sister Iris after their Aunt and Uncle abuse them, due to him being their legal guardian. Holly and Luna start training together, and after a couple weeks, Holly realizes that she has feelings for Luna.

Andrea and Millie run into Holly and Luna at the mall, but avoid a confrontation. Later, Holly learns that Luna is being sent out to gather intel on Wendigos at the request of Nero. Holly bids her good luck. Before she leaves, Luna passionately kisses Holly, much to her surprise, stating 'I've dreamt of kissing these lips since the day we met'. This exchange is witnessed by Nero, who reveals that he suspected both of them would fall for each other. He then takes Holly to a citadel, where she carves her name into the bricks.

While surveying the neighborhood, Holly is confronted on a rooftop by Salem, who threatens her with a gun. Andrea, Enzo and Millie turn up and try to disarm him, but he easily subdues them. Lucas, who has been absent due to family reasons, shows up, managing to disarm Salem using magic. Nero appears, telling Andrea, Enzo, and Millie that they've been lied to. He exposes Salem, who has been funneling their power for himself, and also tells them that Salem is a Wendigo. Salem has been unable to funnel Lucas's power, as he has managed to hide his magic, and couldn't funnel Holly's magic as she was not a part of the Daleton Coven. Salem calls Nero a 'weak' person. Nero tells him that there's a large variety of words to describe him, such as 'psychopath', 'evil' and 'sociopath'. He admits to Salem that he thinks that Salem could have been a great magician, but he consider Wendigos a blight on this earth. Nero kills Salem, before fleeing with Holly. Andrea, Millie, Enzo and Lucas re-establish the Daleton Coven, accepting Nero and any of his acquaintances as their enemies.

Andrea Carver and her friends plan a week-long getaway to her boyfriend Enzo Whitlock's beach house. While there, Andrea's friend Holly wakes up in the middle of the night, noticing that there is somebody outside. This prompts her to wake Andrea up, waking up their other friend Millie in the process. They search around with flashlights, but there does not appear to be anybody there. The next morning, Enzo arrives at the beach house with his mate Lucas to surprise Andrea. This causes the girls to develop a list of activities that they can all participate in.

The group decide to go surfing one morning. Holly spots a man on the rocks watching them, but he disappears before their eyes before they can get a better look at him. Getting the feeling that they are being watched, Millie and Lucas decide to watch the house that night, but both fall asleep while on guard. The following morning, the crew awake to find the door knocked off it's hinges, and the words ''You are not safe here, get out now!'' written in red paint on the wall. Andrea instructs everybody to pack up their gear, to which everybody willingly obliges.

En Route back to town, the group is stopped in the woods by a lone man, who instructs them to follow him if they want to live. At his home, Millie asks for his name, which he says is Salem Thatcher. He turns the lights on by flicking his hand, which intrigues them. Salem then tells them that they are all descended from members of the Daleton Coven, and therefore all have the ability to use magic. He demonstrates this claim by instructing them to channel their power to make an amulet glow, as only members or descendants of the Daleton Coven can make the amulet shine. While the others are successful, Holly is unable to produce any kind of power, which Salem claims is because she has too many conflicting thoughts. He also reveals that he was the person who wrote the message on the wall.

The group return to school for the new term. Salem arrives to pick them up one afternoon, which worries the group. He takes them to a secret training place that he has in the woods. He explains that they are being hunted by Nero Volkov, a magician who developed his own type of magic called Kal Di. He is also the only living Skinwalker, a breed of Navajo Witches who can turn into half-human, half-animal beasts. However, Volkov uses his magic to be able to fully transform into creatures. After this explanation, Holly points the open window, stating that Volkov could be listening. Salem shuts the window before instructing them to stay safe.

The group start training after school, under the supervision of Salem. Lucas struggles to perform certain magic due to his crush on Grace, his older sister's best friend, which is hindering his mind from focusing. Millie excels at the training, as do Andrea and Enzo. Salem belittles Holly for being unable to even complete the training exercise, as she still cannot make the amulet glow. This upsets Holly, causing her to stop coming to training sessions.

Holly decides to walk home from school one afternoon after being insulted and humiliated at school. She stops to pet a stray cat, forgetting Salem's warning to stay safe. The cat turns into a young man, who introduces himself as Nero. He tells Holly that the reason she cannot make the amulet glow is because her ancestors were from the Kalneida Coven, also known as Coven 139. Nero reveals that he is the last living original member of the Kalneida Coven, and is registered as Holly's legal guardian, due to him being friends with her late Parents. He offers to train Holly in using the magic of the Coven, and also to teach her Kal Di. She declines, stating that she will not join him. Nero tells her that she will join him eventually, telling her that her Aunt and Uncle, who Holly and her sister are living with after the death of their parents, will kick her out if they find out Holly's sexuality.

Enzo, Millie, and Andrea are invited to a party by one of their classmates, Casper. Holly also receives an invite, and decides to go because she has nothing better to do. However, Casper and his friends make fun of her, and shove her over. They are stopped by Nero, who breaks Casper's wrist after transforming from a cat to a human, as he has been hiding in animal form during the party. Millie takes Holly to her place, where she patches up Holly's bruises.

Salem is informed of Nero's intervention at the party by Enzo. Holly tells Salem the reason that she cannot make the amulet glow, and Salem produces an amulet belonging to the Kalneida Coven, which Holly makes glow with ease. Holly begins training with the others again, although she still struggles a bit. Salem insists she cut out all distractions, but takes things too far when he attacks Holly's sister and leaves her to die, although she is saved and confined to hospital. Holly finds out that the others knew that it was Salem who attacked her sister, despite them telling her that Nero is responsible. She vows to never forgive them, and is found crying in an Alley by Nero, who takes her home and gives her a note with his address.

Andrea, Carver, and Millie search in vain for Holly, while Nero trains her to use Kal Di. Holly suggests to Nero that they take a walk, and they witness a girl being beaten up, who Holly saves. Nero identifies the girl as Luna Hope, another descendant of the Kalneida Coven. He brings Luna to live with him, as her family has thrown her out, and later takes custody of Holly and her sister Iris after their Aunt and Uncle abuse them, due to him being their legal guardian. Holly and Luna start training together, and after a couple weeks, Holly realizes that she has feelings for Luna.

Andrea and Millie run into Holly and Luna at the mall, but avoid a confrontation. Later, Holly learns that Luna is being sent out to gather intel on Wendigos at the request of Nero. Holly bids her good luck. Before she leaves, Luna passionately kisses Holly, much to her surprise, stating 'I've dreamt of kissing these lips since the day we met'. This exchange is witnessed by Nero, who reveals that he suspected both of them would fall for each other. He then takes Holly to a citadel, where she carves her name into the bricks.

While surveying the neighborhood, Holly is confronted on a rooftop by Salem, who threatens her with a gun. Andrea, Enzo and Millie turn up and try to disarm him, but he easily subdues them. Lucas, who has been absent due to family reasons, shows up, managing to disarm Salem using magic. Nero appears, telling Andrea, Enzo, and Millie that they've been lied to. He exposes Salem, who has been funneling their power for himself, and also tells them that Salem is a Wendigo. Salem has been unable to funnel Lucas's power, as he has managed to hide his magic, and couldn't funnel Holly's magic as she was not a part of the Daleton Coven. Salem calls Nero a 'weak' person. Nero tells him that there's a large variety of words to describe him, such as 'psychopath', 'evil' and 'sociopath'. He admits to Salem that he thinks that Salem could have been a great magician, but he considers Wendigos a blight on this earth. Nero kills Salem, before fleeing with Holly. Andrea, Millie, Enzo and Lucas re-establish the Daleton Coven, accepting Nero and any of his acquaintances as their enemies.

A ruthless professional hitman (Jack Palance) is invited to kill a brain surgeon (Rod Steiger). Later, it turns out, however, that both men not only know each other very well (the surgeon once saved the hitman's life) but also love the same woman (Ann Turkel). Can the killer fulfill the contract in this case?

Once Upon A Time there lived in a white and green house and there is a puppy named Lady unfortunately Lady meet Aunt Sarah and that was bad news from Aunt Sarah. Lady had met Aunt Sarah only once. Darling open the present and she was happy to see a Puppy and named her Lady.

The Next Day She meet Trusty and Jock that was the day they meet Lady. Lady talks to her friends what happens to Jim Dear and Darling and they told her that Jim Dear and Darling going to have a baby then Jock and Trusty also Lady hear a whistle and what that whistle came from. It came from a whistle to a dog not any kind of dog it was a strange dog

Jock Trusty and Lady meet a strange dog and Jock yelled at the tramp "who are you" then The dog said said he was The Tramp then the Tramp talked to Lady, Jock, and Trusty about the baby and it might happen when the Tramp said "When the baby moves in, dog moves out" then Tramp was asking about his family and where he visit home then finally Trusty and Jock left Lady alone when Tramp is talking to Lady and The Tramp leaves and Lady crawled into her kennel and she was crying.

The plot tracks the developments after a cyclist (Pablo) is hit by a car with young Matías and Chaucha inside. Pablo's father Víctor looks for witnesses and ventriloquist Federico eventually gets wrongfully jailed.

The plot tracks three friends (Julio, Manuel and Ana) nearing their forties with a sort of Peter Pan syndrome and lives full of full of dissatisfaction and loneliness. After they meet up, they embark on an attempt to enjoy the night full of sex, drugs and alcohol.

The plot tracks a young actress (Noemí) returning from New York to Spain to attend a potentially career-changing audition. Once in Madrid, she rethinks vital issues.

The game's plot is divided into two sections, the pre-war section (which acts as a prologue and features no interactivity) set entirely in the Hitogata Settlement and the post-war section (which makes up the majority of the game) set predominantly in Tokyo with a small portion taking place in Hitogata.

Pre-war

The pre-war section serves as a prologue introducing the Hitogata Settlement's customs and people (which are later explained in further detail and develop/change in the post-war section).

Post-war (1957)

When Mia decided to quit her promising career as an attorney in the capital, and temporarily move back to her parents’ in search of peace, she would never imagine that she'd be at the centre of a conflict that would change her life. In the parish of Rio de Meandro there are two villages locked in a perpetual war with each other, now made even worse by the construction project for a dam that will condemn one of them underwater. Their fight for survival will be at the forefront of the savage head to head between Mia's parents, Mónica and Paulo, residing in Aldeia Nova, and Afonso's parents, Helena and parish chairman Rui Guerreiro, residing in Aldeia Velha. Afonso is a local who had no shortage of women fawning over him, but went away to study engineering in Lisbon. He hasn't come back too often since then. He believes in progress and is kind at heart.

Set in the 8th century, with the backdrop of the ongoing Christianization of remote areas around the Pyrenees, the plot tracks Eneko (son to a Basque chieftain who died in the wake of a battle with Charlemagne), who helms a group of Christian and Muslim warriors guided by pagan woman Irati, set on finding the body of his father (buried under pagan customs and located next to a hoard) years after the latter's demise, initiating a journey into the forest.

A young singer, Arsen Varunts (Khoren Abrahamyan), who knew fame early, cannot cope with its burden. His family breaks up, and so too does his voice. An architect in love with Arsen's wife helps Arsen regain his former glory, faith in his talent and win back his wife's love.

Leo is a Spaniard working as a metro driver in Brussels. He is witness to the death of an individual who throw himself into the rails, whom Leo identifies with his son Hugo. Leo embarks on a parallel investigation seeking to understand.

Jinya Nishikata is part of Japan's Large Hill ski jumping team at the 1994 Winter Olympics in Lillehammer, Norway, which has to settle for silver medal as his teammate Masahiko Harada fails his final jump. Nishikata proceeds to train for the 1998 Winter Olympics, which will be held in his home Nagano Prefecture. However, he gets injured during training and even though he manages to complete rehabilitation before the event, he is not selected for the team, while Harada makes the cut. He instead accepts an offer to join the team of test jumpers, which includes hearing-impaired Ryuji Takahashi; Takashi Minamikawa, who also did not make the Olympics team due to injury; and high school girl Yoshiko Kobayashi, who could only participate in that capacity as the 1998 Olympics has no women's ski jumping event (the first such event would be held in 2014).

During the event, Harada again botches his first jump, and Japan falls to fourth place. A blizzard then hits the event venue, potentially preventing the second attempt to be carried out and eliminating Japan's chances of winning the gold medal. The judges decided that the event would be continued if all 25 test jumpers could successfully make their jump. Japan's hopes of winning the gold medal is placed entirely in the hands of the test jumpers.

While Bruno Carrelli and Kamran are on the run, Department of Damage Control (DODC) agent Sadie Deever orders the lockdown of Jersey City and wants to find Kamran alive. Meanwhile, Kamala Khan's family are accepting and supportive of her new powers. Nakia Bahadir informs Khan of the situation, whereupon Khan puts together her disguise with a gift from her mother Muneeba and the Red Daggers member Kareem's cloth. Upon finding Bruno and Kamran, Khan asks Kareem for help. Kareem tells her to get Kamran to the docks by midnight so his Red Dagger contacts can sneak him out of the country. They also get support from Nakia, Khan's brother Aamir, and Zoe Zimmer and devise a plan to stall the DODC agents.

Although fellow DODC agent P. Cleary tells them to retreat, Deever ignores the order and has the high school stormed, where Khan and her friends are hiding. Zoe posts a video on social media in which she begs for help, prompting the entire community to gather at the school and demand that DODC leave the teens alone. Despite the group's efforts, the DODC manages to arrest everyone except Khan and Kamran, who then learns of his mother's death and confronts Deever. When she fires at him, Khan protects him, using her powers to fight off the agents and allowing Kamran to escape to the docks. The community shields Khan from the DODC, enabling her to also flee. Deever is discharged by Cleary for her disobedience. Later, Khan becomes a beloved figure in the community and takes the superhero name "Ms. Marvel" through her father Yusuf. Kamran reaches Pakistan, where he is taken in by Kareem. A week later, while preparing to leave for Caltech, Bruno explains to Khan that he examined the family DNA to see if Aamir may also have powers. He reveals his discovery that she is different from her family and has a mutation in her genes.

In a mid-credits scene, Khan and her idol Carol Danvers swap places after the former's bangle emits a strange glow.

Teenage girls plot revenge on their bullies. The film is described a YA modern day take on ''Strangers On A Train'' meets ''Cruel Intentions.''

By June 1942, the Imperial Japanese Navy has met with spectacular success at the attack on Pearl Harbor and has swept across the Pacific, conquering vast areas. In an effort to change the course of the war, a United States Navy carrier group is positioned off the coast of Midway Atoll, the home of Naval Air Facility Midway Island. The task force plans on springing a trap on the enemy, and the ensuing Battle of Midway turns out to be a pivotal turning point of the Pacific war.

During the battle, a two-man Douglas SBD Dauntless dive bomber crew consisting of pilot Ensign Norman Vandivier (Jade Willey) and S1 (Radioman) Lee Keaney (John Enick) from the ''USS Enterprise'' aircraft carrier are in the first wave of dive bombers attacking and sinking a Japanese carrier. In their attempt to escape, their aircraft is struck by enemy fire from a Japanese surface ship. Losing fuel and forced to ditch, the crew look towards their comrades for rescue.

The "misfit" crew of a Consolidated PBY Catalina led by Lieutenant Bennett (Adam Peltier) are sent to search for survivors of the battle, including the downed Dauntless crew of Vandivier and Keaney. While the human drama on the ocean continues, Rear Admiral R.A. Spruance (Judd Nelson) confers with his top officers in planning for the second day of the battle, knowing that his aircraft must again attack a superior foe.

At the conclusion of the battle, the attacking US Navy aircraft are running low on fuel and desperate to find their carriers in the dark. Despite the opposition from his operations officer, Captain Jim Browning (C. Thomas Howell), Spruance orders all lights on the carrier Task Force 16 to be turned on, helping some of his aircraft to limp home.

Amid the vast Pacific with days passing and the chance of rescue fading, the two men in the ocean are forced to face their own mortality. At the end of the second day of the battle, Keaney finally succumbs to his injuries and hypothermia; Vandivier reluctantly pushes his crewmate away but ultimately Vandivier also succumbs to exposure.

When the Catalina flying boat takes up station again, Lieutenant Bennett and his crew locate a survivor in the water. After one of the crew swims out to bring the obviously exhausted Ensign Ramsay (Chris Roark) to the Catalina, Bennett is, however, distraught that he was unable to rescue his friend, Vandivier.

Alexa and Jason are in the midst of a competition for the same promotion at their advertising firm, when each of their significant others breaks up with them. After Alexa accidentally sends Jason a brokenhearted text message, they start up an anonymous relationship through text and voice messages, unaware of who the other actually is.

The 16-year-old Amanda "Mandy" Vernick recounts the events of ''The Enchanted Isle'' in this first-person narrative. Her self-image is centered on her physique, described by Mandy as "five foot two, 36-24-35, 105 pounds, blond hair, blue eyes" and figure she calls "extra good". She has endured her stepfather Steve Baker's physical and quasi-sexual abuse since puberty, with the tacit consent of her biological mother. She runs away when she discovers that her 30-year-old mother is having a secret affair with a wealthy man named Wilmer. She runs away to Baltimore in search of her biological father, with whom she hopes to bond and abscond to a remote tropical island, the "Enchanted Isle" of the book's title. En route to Baltimore, Mandy pairs up with Rick, like Mandy, a disaffected youth. When her "biological" father denies his paternity, she and Rick perpetrate a bank robbery. They escape, but Rick flees with the money and Mandy is compelled to return home. There, she discovers that Wilmer is in fact her biological father. In an act of vengeance, the young Rick guns down Steve and Mandy's mother, fulfilling Mandy's secret Electra complex.

In this love, funny and musical story, several iconic characters of fictional universe of SIC will cross paths to give a new direction to their lives.

The storie stars with the main character of ''Nazaré'' with the same name, Nazaré. She lives happily with her husband and children, but sees her life suddenly turned inside out when the police accuse her of a crime she did not commit. Behind it all is Verónica. Nazaré becomes a fugitive from the police and, with the help of her faithful friend Toni, gets a fake citizen card. And it will be like Carla Isabel, her new identity, who will become a driver of the Portuguese music company of the telenovela ''Amor Amor'', High Note.

Verónica ends up in the jail, but that situation doesn't free Nazaré. So, she's forced to running away from the police, and see their children, like Bernardo, go to the United States with Duarte to keep them safe. Only until the truth is restored. In jail, Verónica becomes Ângela's cell companion, but she is no longer the same woman. In addition to all the crimes he committed, we found out that many years ago Ângela sold his younger sister to a Portuguese couple who emigrated to South Africa.

Lili is happy with her family, until the death of her adoptive mother brings out her true origins. In an attempt to find out who she really is, Lili decides to come to Portugal, thinking that Ângela would be her sister. When she arrives in Penafiel, Lili meets Renato França, a singer with a career turned upside down and serious financial difficulties. The chemistry between the two is explosive and they spend the night together. Verónica and Ângela discover that Lili is rich and draw up a plan to take advantage of her money, inventing that she is Ângela's daughter and that she has a terminal illness. Thus, the villain asks Lili to get her out of jail and help her recover the High Note.

The High Note, which actually is in charge of Melanie, Sandra and Valentim Valério, is more than just a music company. Now, it's also a TV channel: VêVê TV, where Valentim Valério takes the opportunity to spread poison. Melanie and Leandro are a successful couple in Portuguese music. Happy as never before, they plan to expand the family, but Melanie has a hard time getting pregnant. This is where Silvie, an old friend from when she lived in Luxembourg, comes into the history. Silvie is delighted with Leandro and offers to be their surrogate. But Mel doesn't have idea the headaches that this idea will bring to her.

Sandra starts dating Zé Pedro, an ambitious guitarist who is with her just for their own advantage. His brother Xavi, who emigrated to England, but who came to spend the summer in Portugal, will truly fall in love with her, which makes him stay for Penafiel, getting work and being the head of the Erva Boa garden center.

Rebeca Sofia, now an abandoned single mother, and queen of Portuguese popular music and one of the singers of VêVê TV, where she has her own program.

Tó Quim left the firefighters once and for all and is about to inaugurate his bar on Luzim River Beach.

From ''Amor Maior'', comes Gi Torres, the woman which now its the housekeeper more #fantastic and #perfect. #SheCleansEverythingInDetail #SaidNoOneEver and she will show off #obviously.

As if it were not enough, comes from ''Terra Brava'' Prazeres and Xana, such as the special appearances of Elsa and Raúl Santinho. Prazeres, the goody and number 1 fan of Marco Paulo, draws a plan to triumph in life. But the appereance of Gi Coutinho, who comes from Laços de Sangue, can spoil her plans. A clash of titans is expected!

And is released all the ingredients for a story full of adventures, fight for innocence or redemption, love and a lot of fun. All this while another iconic characters like Rui (from ''Alma e Coração'') or Guida (from ''A Serra'') will appear, always mixed with a lot of music...

In a flashforward to 2010, in Omaha, Nebraska, the motorized chair of an elderly woman named Marion gets stuck in the snow. Jimmy McGill, under the guise of Gene Takavic, appears and offers his assistance, stealthily snipping the chair's power cables, and subsequently offering to push her to her home. He befriends her with stories of his nonexistent lost dog Nippy. Marion is revealed to be the mother of Jeff, the cab driver who recognized Gene as Saul Goodman. Jeff arrives home and questions Gene's motives. Gene offers Jeff a chance to enter "the game" by burglarizing a department store in the mall where Gene works in exchange for Jeff's silence about Gene's true identity. Gene returns home and retrieves Marco's pinky ring he used as "Slippin' Jimmy", and begins to prepare.

Over several days, he befriends security guard Frank by bringing him Cinnabon rolls and talking about Nebraska Cornhuskers football, tracking how long it takes for Frank to eat a roll while sitting with his back to the security camera screens. He then recreates the dimensions of the department store and choreographs an efficient way for Jeff to maximize his takings. Finally, he has Jeff's friend, Buddy, deliver a box containing Jeff to the loading dock to get him into the mall after hours and to stash the loot. During the burglary, Jeff accidentally falls on a slippery floor, disrupting the timing of the scheme, but Gene buys time by feigning a depressive episode to divert Frank's attention. The burglary ends up being successful, and Jeff hides in the bathroom overnight. Later, as they relish the burglary's success, Gene warns that if Jeff ever reveals Gene's true identity, Gene will report him as well as a form of "mutual assured destruction", and makes Jeff promise never to cross paths with him again. When Gene returns to the mall, he finds a Saul Goodman-style dress shirt in the department store, but leaves without purchasing it.

Marina (a wedding planner free from commitments) has a one-night stand with Carlos (in a relationship with Alexia). Upon finding a business card belonging to Marina among Carlos' stuff, Alexia interprets it as a marriage proposal, and so the couple eventually hires Marina (who turns out to be an Alexia's childhood acquaintance) as a planner for their wedding.

Vera Garbo, a saturated housewife, takes a vacation and moves away from her family, consisting of her husband Victor, who lives only for work, and their four children. Now that she is not with them, the family realizes how much they need her.

One day, a water sprite couple who lived at the bottom of the mill pond welcomed their little boy to the world. The boy had green hair, green eyes and webbed toes, all characteristics that every real water sprite should have. Soon the little water sprite went on journeys of discovery with his father and his friend, the carp Cyprinus. In the story, he learns to find his way around the pond, meets new people and has many adventures. When winter finally arrives each year and the ice covers the mill pond, the water sprite family goes to sleep.

A young man works with his father in a typical Brazilian singing telegram car called '''Neon Heart'''. On board a customized car they are hired to deliver romantic messages given as gifts to people all over town. After a performance that ended tragically, his life changes completely and he starts a mind-blowing journey in pursuit of his dreams.

The Ms. Teeny-Wonderful series follows Carol Weatherspoon, an Alberta teenager in the 1980s, as well as her best friend Wally Stutzgummer (a Slavic-Canadian boy) and Carol's ever-critical mother, who does not understand Carol's unconventional behaviour. Carol is a huge fan of BMX biking, and often practices stunts with her own bike at home. In the first book, which is also the best-known book in the series, Carol's mother enters her in a child beauty pageant for girls called the "Ms. Teeny-Wonderful" pageant. Much to her mother's horror, Carol's talent presented for the pageant is to jump her bike over six garbage cans lined up on the street. With Wally's help, Carol practices the stunt, often with comedic outcomes until she gets it right. Throughout the series, Carol's adventures become more outlandish, involving things such as foiling a kidnapping plot, dealing with a marriage proposal from a Middle Eastern prince, and coping with bothersome behaviour from younger children.

Oggy is an anthropomorphic cat living in the modern-day suburbs. He would live an average, everyday life, but he shares a home with three mischievous cockroaches - Joey, Dee Dee and Marky - tricksters who only want to cause trouble in a variety of ways. His Indian friends are also on vacation and drop off their 7-year old daughter, Piya, an elephant with an optimistic outlook for Oggy to look after.

Oggy, now with a new roommate, has an obligation on how he'll become a proper father figure. Piya also obliviously ends up seeing the cockroaches as Oggy's welcomed visitors, making the rascally trio see her as their big advantage. This forces Oggy to multitask his way through pranks and parenting.

When Alison's Australian husband disappears during a morning surf, it is not clear if he got caught up in a rip tide or if there is more to his disappearance.

At Tokyo Station, Yuichi Kimura, a former hitman, boards the "Hayate" train on the Tōhoku Shinkansen bound for Morioka in order to take revenge against the teenage Satoshi Oji, who is referred to as "the Prince" by his friends. Kimura's six-year-old son, Wataru, is in a coma after the Prince pushed him off the roof of an apartment building for fun. However, the Prince knows exactly who Kimura is and actually lured him onto the train. When Kimura approaches, the Prince knocks him out with an improvised taser and ties him up. The confident Prince is a sociopath who likes to manipulate people, and when Kimura awakes, the Prince takes control of him, threatening Wataru's life; an acquaintance is watching over him in the hospital and will kill him if the Prince is harmed and unable to answer his phone.

Tangerine and Lemon are an odd couple of skillful hitmen; Tangerine is composed and well-read, while Lemon is frantic and obsessed with ''Thomas & Friends''. The pair just rescued the kidnapped son of mob boss Yoshio Minegishi, and they are returning the boy and suitcase of ransom money to Minegishi in Morioka. Lemon misplaces the suitcase, and Minegishi's son mysteriously ends up dead while they leave him unattended. At each station on the way, Minegishi's subordinates are also assigned to check on their progress, so Tangerine tries to think of a way out.

Nanao is a hitman with the code name "Ladybug", who constantly laments how unlucky he is; every job he takes has been successful, but somewhere it goes wrong and becomes much more difficult than anticipated. His handler Maria has procured him the easiest job she could to board the Shinkansen at Tokyo Station, steal the suitcase from Tangerine and Lemon, and immediately get off at Ueno Station. When he tries to get off in Ueno, he comes face to face with "the Wolf", another hitman with a vendetta against Ladybug, who is about to board the same train car. Recognizing Ladybug, the Wolf doesn't let him off and brags about his luck taking on a new contract and meeting Ladybug at the same time. Ladybug gets the upper hand in a brief struggle and unintentionally breaks the Wolf's neck when the train rocks. Meanwhile, the Prince comes by to use the restroom and notices something is odd as Ladybug holds up the Wolf awkwardly calling him a drunk friend and tries to shoo the Prince away. Ladybug hides the Wolf's corpse in a seat, takes the photo of the Wolf's target, and hides the suitcase in a hidden compartment in the trash receptacle while he finds a seat to wait for the next station, where Maria tells him to get off. When the Prince returns, he discovers the hidden suitcase and tries to think of ways to further manipulate other passengers for his entertainment.

Each of the three sets of hitmen escapes from their own crisis, and the prince takes action on the immobile Shinkansen to play with the adults.

The plot follows the attempts of two friends, Adolfo (hooked on heroin) and El Cuajo (a disabled man), of setting up a hip hop recording studio.

A documentary crew follows cult classic horror director, Alfred Costella, as he makes his final film - An all practical masterpiece...with a dark twist.

Lucifer and the other fallen angels spark another war against Heaven by starting the Black Plague. Demons roam the Earth and God appears to leave His angels and humanity to fend for themselves.

Thomas, a French knight turned brigand, saves a young girl named Delphine from being raped. After the Battle of Crécy, Thomas's lands were stolen by the Comte d'Évreux, and he was excommunicated. Delphine claims she can see angels and instructs Thomas to bring her to Paris and then Avignon. Along the way, they meet Father Matthieu, a gay alcoholic priest. Matthieu reminisces about how he was caught with another man, losing the trust of his congregation just before the plague struck; although this makes Thomas uncomfortable, Delphine reassures him that she does not care.

Delphine receives the Holy Spear from a man selling relics in Paris. As the group leaves the city, they are attacked by possessed statues of the Virgin Mary and various saints. The group have several more confrontations with fallen angels as they move toward Avignon. Matthieu is killed by a demon in the River Rhône. Thomas meets D'Évreux on the road and challenges him to a duel in which D'Évreux is eventually killed.

Disguised as D'Évreux and his page, Thomas and Delphine reach Avignon. They meet Matthieu's brother Robert, a servant and lover to an older cardinal. She asks Robert to arrange a meeting with Pope Clement VI. Separately, she tells Thomas that the pope has been replaced by a demon and that they must kill him. Robert informs the pope. Delphine resurrects the true Clement, who confronts the false pope along with Delphine and Thomas. Thomas and Robert are killed. Delphine is killed by the Holy Spear, but Michael and the heavenly host emerge from her body to defeat the false pope and his army of demons.

Thomas's soul is dragged to Hell by the fleeing demons, where he is tortured. In another Harrowing of Hell, Delphine finds him and reveals that she is both Jesus and the young girl named Delphine. He awakens in his own body. Everyone except Thomas forgets the supernatural aspects of that night, believing the damage was from an earthquake. Thomas returns to Normandy, where he finds Delphine in her own village. She has no memory of their quest.

As an old man, Thomas is a Franciscan. He returns to the castle that was stolen from him. He speaks with his wife, but leaves the castle to visit his adopted daughter Delphine, now a nun.

The film set in 1995 by told through the memories of Billy, a former vocational student who turned to be a single dad with Am his teenage daughter. Though this father-daughter relationship is not very healthy, when Am gets injured from a vocational school gangs fight, Billy reminisces his own and his friends' pasts. In the '90s, there were many vocational schools that were notorious for being rowdy students, in those days the most famous were four schools which were Intaraarcheewasueksa, Changkolburapol, Technologyprachachol and Kanokarcheewa. They were collectively nicknamed "4 Kings".

Billy got depressed when his mother remarried and his stepfather just hated him. His only getaway is his close friends, so he had to do everything to keep and protect his comradeship with his schoolmates. Billy encountered all sorts of conflicts and lost his best friend. It is such a big life lesson that he has to pay back until these days.

''Uchuu Eiyuu Monogatari'' follows the story of a young man named Juji Thomas Godoh, the grandson of the legendary Captain Roger Fortune, who dreams of becoming a hero and traveling into space. A transfer student from America, Juji attends the Fixed Star Academy where he meets a religious young woman named Sakumi Shiihara and contemptuous teacher named Kohryu. When a villain named Star King Brass attacks the school, Juji inadvertently becomes the successor of his grandfather's legacy as a hero through a series of deceptive ploys.

Hansel (Hugh Pollard) and Gretel (Nicola Stapelton) are the offspring of an impoverished woodcutter (David Warner) and his wife (Emily Richard). After being told to leave their home by their mother, Hansel and Gretel wrongly walk into the 'North woods' were they discover a delicious gingerbread house. Unbeknown to them it's a witch named Griselda (Cloris Leachman) that lives there.

In old Puritan Boston some two hundred and fifty years ago, a girl was born. Her mother was Hester Prynne. Her father was "unknown." The Rev. Wilson and the Governor urge Hester to reveal the name of the child's father. She refuses and the Rev. Arthur Dimmesdale is asked to plead with her. She does not heed the pastor's request to reveal the name of the father of her child. A bent old man enters the square. He recognizes Hester and she him. Hate sweeps his face. Hester is taken back to prison and the old man, Chillingworth, is admitted to her cell as a physician. He is Hester's husband. He berates her and leaves, threatening to drag her lover from his hiding. Next day Hester goes to live in a cottage beyond the settlement. She endures insults and humiliation. Meantime, Rev. Dimmesdale's health gives way under a strange malady. Chillingworth is told to care for him.

Years pass and Pearl grows into girlhood. The heads of the colony seek to separate her from Hester and raise her under the church. Hester resists in vain, but Dimmesdale's plea saves the little family. Chillingworth comments on the earnestness of the pastor's plea. A few days later, Dimmesdale sees Pearl in the cemetery near his home. With burrs, she has formed an "A" on her breast. Dimmesdale staggers to his bed and falls unconscious. To revive the pastor, Chillingworth opens his shirt. He seems to see a scarlet "A" branded on Dimmesdale's chest. Chilingworth glares with fiendish glee. Regaining consciousness late in the night, the pastor runs into the square and mounts the pillory, crying out to the sleeping town. He faints and recovers as Hester and Pearl enter at dawn. He calls them and together they stand on the pillory. When the town begins to stir they go to the beach. Hester begs Dimmesdale to flee with her and the child to another land. The pastor embraces the woman and child. Chillingworth watches from behind a rock. In parting, Hester casts away the scarlet "A." Chillingworth cries out to the town that Hester has bewitched Dimmesdale. Guards seize her in her cottage and drag her to the square. Attracted by the tumult, Dimmesdale rushes into the square as Hester is being tied to the stake. Pushing through the frenzied mob he stands beside her. As he confesses himself the father of Pearl, he tears open his shirt and reveals an "A" seared on his chest. The throng draws back in awe. Hester frees herself and catches Dimmesdale as he falls. She lifts his head into her lap; he opens his eyes, kisses Hester and Pearl and dies.

La Pandilla is in Puerto Rico for a series of concerts. While there, they get involved in a situation involving a stolen audio recorder. The group also performs at a concert which was held at Roberto Clemente Coliseum in San Juan.

Romy hasn’t seen her father nor his side of the family since her parents divorced about 10 years ago. She has a very close relationship with her mother and together, they founded the brand «LOL». In the midst of an existential crisis, Romy decides to visit her father in Brussels and lead an investigation on the reasons behind her parents’ divorce. However, this investigation into the past will reveal the unspoken. A liberating adventure between the Shoah, family secrets, and a fierce will to live.

The plot tracks the developments in the García Loyola family as Christmas looms in, including the kids breaking a Nativity scene figurine and the eldest sibling breaking up with their boyfriend.

The plot tracks Laura, a young woman from a conservative background moving to a ''colegio mayor'' in Madrid to study a degree. She meets David, a boy with cerebral palsy living with his mother Isabel.

The country, and Taoiseach Charles O'Carroll-Kelly, attempt to deal with the burning of Leinster House by a Russian-funded mob.

Sorcha is still angry over Ross' adultery with Honor's Irish teacher. Ross becomes manager of the Ireland women's rugby team.

Zoya, a naive college student hails from a lower-middle-class family which comprises her mother and aunt. Her neighbour, Arsal likes her and is in good relation with her. Having inferiority complex, she creates her fake persona on social media and pretends of a lavish lifestyle. She befriends an account "Pretty Neha" on Instagram without thinking that it might be a fake account.

The account is actually fake account of Junaid, who is a shady boy and obtains money by unfair means. He kidnaps rich girls by social media and obtain money. One day, he kidnaps Zoya too for money without knowing that her mother is a factory worker and she is not rich enough.

The most well-known story ever told. However, only a small number of people have ever heard the real tale of the brave young Prince Ali Baba and his 40 devoted followers. The Arabian Sultan's son is Ali Baba. Young Ali gets charged with stealing after his father is unjustly imprisoned. When a person tries to reclaim something that has been stolen from him in the past, is he really a thief? Is he really an outlaw only because he battles to restore his title and treasures for the benefit of his people and won't turn back on treachery? In the exciting story of Ali Baba And The Forty Thieves: The Lost Scimitar Of Arabia, this young prince demonstrates courage and nobility. Set in this is the action-packed story of his quest to reclaim his birthright and his battles to free his father and the people from a terrifying dictator in an amazing world of ancient wonders!

Urassaya "Yaya" Sperbund plays J, a young woman caring for her boyfriend, Kao (played by Nat Kitcharit), who is competing to become the fastest cup stacking competitor in the world. After Kao is dumped by J, he has to learn basic adulting skills and try to win her back.

A foster Uzbek family cares for 15 (in some sources 14) orphan children who have unlike ethnic backgrounds like Jew, Russian, German, etc. However, this family's own child is a soldier and fights at WW2 front line.

Set in the 1980s, the plot follows Bianca, an actress joining a theatre group led by Alma Böhn that is preparing a stage play employing experimental methods pertaining long sleepless periods to unlock higher degrees of perception. So Bianca goes to an abandoned psychiatric hospital, vying for the lead role with Ceci.

According to the historical data dated back to 1560 AD, Father Melchio, a Portuguese Franciscan missionary father, meets an Indian priest named Lisano in a certain Jesuit hermitage in India. In the conversation between the two of them, it is revealed that Father Melkio is a father of the Portuguese campaign to punish King Cankali, the then King of Jaffna - who committed the Christian massacre in 1544, due to the massacre of Christians in Tottaveli, Mannar, Sri Lanka in the year 1544, and that was political. Both the fathers there do not approve of the purpose of the power-led trip. It is further revealed in that conversation that Father Lisano was a missionary priest who was sent to Sri Lanka in 1544 to fulfill the request made by the people of Mannar to send a priest to Father Francis Xavier. In this meeting, Father Lisano wrote about his experience of going to Sri Lanka from India, the people who embraced Christianity based on his missionary work, how about seven hundred people died due to the anger of the angry King Cankili, and the nature of the intense pain he faced there. The book was given to Father Melchio by Father Lisano. In the story that unfolds the way in which religion is used as a weapon for the Portuguese's political imperialist position and survival, and the nature of King Cankali, who used religion as a political weapon, this is the life character of Father Melkio who lives up to the glory of martyrdom in the midst of political struggles and conflicts. Father Melkio, who is steadfast in his position for the truth, sacrifices his life for it in the end.

Around 700 Parava Catholics in the island of Mannar had been killed by Cankili king. Angered by this Catholic priests have complained to the Portuguese rulers in Goa. Even though the Portuguese authorities did not wage a reprisal immediately mainly due to the opposition they were facing in India, later a direct order from the then King in Portugal. Subsequently a battalion lead by Dom Constantino left Portugal in 1558 with the aim of punishing the Jaffna King and his action.

Sara, the biological mother of Claire, has been kept apart form her daughter for a while. Upon Claire's custody returning to Sara, Claire's foster mother Virginia ends up joining Claire and Sara in a trip to Marseille to look for Claire's French biological father.

While on their spaceship, exploring new worlds, Greenville and Wisher come across a particular ocean world with four natural satellites. As they descend to explore, the find strange wonders that baffles their knowledge; the planet has no visible signs of life, no school of fish or even reefs, and there is only a single two-mile wide island on the surface. Greenville becomes excited with the discovery and plans to name the planet after himself, in hopes of attracting space tourists. They descend to further explore the location and start noticing illogical patterns in the geography and composition of the island, such as the fact that the four moons must create massive tides, over 800-feet tall, big enough to sink the entire island and stop any creature from evolving as surface-dwelling. They argue whether these tides happen regularly or every hundred years.

They ultimately conclude that the island must be artificial, of alien origin, and decide to leave the planet for good. Greenville goes to the beach to take one last sample before leaving, but he never returns back. Wisher goes in his search and into the depths of the island, penetrating into the alien flora, where he falls into a booby trap made by the inhabitants of the world, bleeding out to death. At the last scene, it is explained that these aliens are of aquatic origin, with space conquest ambitions and close to the technological level of humans. The aliens explore the ship and inadvertently activate the self-destruct defense system, dying in the blast of the explosion that destroys the entire island.

The medical-themed comedy series portrayed the day to day lives of a doctor, Emeka Ossai, his blabby Nurses –Nurse Abigail, Nurse Titi and Nurse Theresa played by Lilian Esoro and Amanda Ebeye, Naomi Emmanuel and Franca Ogochukwu and Ejiro Ekurame respectfully–, an illiterate cleaner, Biliki, played by Mary Ogbonna and a hilarious visitor, Mr Okafor, played by Frank Odega.

'''Display No. 1: WALLACE PORTER - or What It Means to See the Elephant'''
Wallace Porter from Lima, Indiana ran a large livery stable. The struggling 'Hollenbach Circus and Menagerie' paused at the town and Wallace decides to buy the circus, which became the Great Porter Circus.

'''Display No. 2: JENNIE DIXIANNA - or The Secret to the Spin of Death'''
During the winter months the circus retires to Lima. Jennie Dixianna speciality was the Spanish rope who lured Wallace and became his mistress.

'''Display No. 3: THE LAST MEMBER OF THE BOELA TRIBE:'''
Chapter the First - How Boscombe Bowles Went from Honey-bucket Boy to Pinhead
Zip the Pinhead was displayed by P. T. Barnum. Hollenbach asked Boscombe Bowles to pose as a pinhead, starting the Boela tribe. Boscombe then married Pearly the 'Zulu Queen' and had a son named Gordon, royal prince of the Boela Tribe of African Pinheads.

Chapter the Second - How Gordon Bowles Came to Know More Than He Ever Wanted to Know About Elephants
Gordon grew up in the Great Porter Circus, in the spring of 1901, Caesar the elephant broke free, killing the trainer, Hans Hofstadter. The elephant was shot but it was revealed that it was mistreated.

Chapter the Third - How Verna Bowles Learned about the Relative Nature of Beauty and Truth
Verna Bowles was Gordon's daughter, born long after the circus was sold in 1939. She lived in Lima where her father told her about tales of the circus.

Chapter the Last - How Chicky Bowles Avenged Caesar and Found His Place in the World
Chicky was the son of Verna, born a dwarf. He stole Caesar's skull from the town's museum and threw it in the river, to try to bury Caesar's story of killing his trainer. Chick then set off for Gibsonton to be with other dwarves.

'''Display No. 4: THE CIRCUS HOUSE - or The Prettiest Little Thing in the Whole Goddamn Place'''
Wallace Porter in 1900 hired the Colonel Ford from P. T. Barnum. Ford's wife wanted to remain in Lima so Wallace agreed that she could live in his old house. Mrs. Ford asked the circus painter to decorate the house with scenes from the circus.

'''Display No. 5: WINNESAW - or Nothing Ever Stops Happening When It's Over'''
In 1913 the Winnesaw river floods Lima, killing many animals and also Jennie Dixianna.

'''Display No. 6: THE LONE STAR COWBOY - or Don't Fence Me In'''
In 1957 Stella, her husband Wayne and her twin sons Ray and Ricky moved to Lima to Wallace's old house, with its circus themed murals. Stella imagines the pictures on the walls coming to life. Then tragedy strikes as Ricky accidentally shoots Ray.

'''Display No. 7: THE JUNGLE GOOLAH BOY:'''
Preface - So Many Stories Begin Just Like This, on a Ship Sailing to a Place That's Not Yet America
Chapter the First - The Jungle Goolah Boy's Family Tree, According to the Tree's Proprietors
Chapter the Second - The Jungle Goolah Boy's Circus Career, According to the Circus's Proprietors
Chapter the Last - How Sugar Church became the Jungle Goolah Boy - According to his Brother - According to the WPA

'''Display No. 8: THE KING AND HIS COURT - or Boy Meets Girl, Boy Marries Girl, The End'''
In 1967 Ethan Perdido was the best baseball player in the state. Ethan was ready to join The King and His Court when his girlfriend Laura Hofstadter became pregnant. He proposes to her and he decides to join the family Funeral Parlour business in Lima where Laura toys with disappearing to Chicago.

'''Display No. 9: BOSS MAN - or The Gypsies Appear and Poof! They're Gone'''
Earl Richards is to become the new manager of thed KOA Kampgrounds in Lima, but when the gypsies arrive they cause problems...

'''Display No. 10: THE BULLHOOK'''
Ollie was born in a blizzard in 1900, the son of Hans Hofstadter the elephant trainer. He married Mildred and they had a daughter Laura, but their marriage was not a happy one, and later Laura disappeared.

'''Display No. 11: THE CIRCUS PEOPLE - or WMLA , Your Hometown Music Station, 1060 on the AM Dial'''
Jenny returns to Lima for her grandfather Ollie's funeral, where her father Ethan runs the Funeral Parlour.

That deals with is a smart and charming girl Pachakili and Divorce lawyer Adithya are focuses on how the two individuals come together under one roof despite their contrary ideologies on family and marriages.

King Hildebrand is hunting in the woods when, after getting lost, he asks for help from an old woman who tells him that she would lead him out only if he marries her daughter Greta. Hildebrand accepts and returns with her to the castle. The king has seven children, six boys and a girl named Eliza, who at the behest of their late mother, live in a castle in the woods, reachable only with an enchanted ball of yarn. After discovering the king's secret, Greta steals the magic ball of yarn and go into the woods instead of her husband. The stepmother then throws six haunted white shirts at the six male brothers, that turn into swans and fly away. Eliza, on the other hand, is saved from the spell by one of her swan-brothers. After a moment of despair, the child regains courage thanks to her own tears that can take the form of small pixies, and sets out in search of her brothers.

One evening she finally finds them near a cave at the edge of the woods. They explain to her that they are able to turn human again only by night. Eliza spends some time living merrily in the cave with her brother, until the arrival of spring when they have to migrate. Before leaving, the princes reveal to Eliza that to break the spell she would not have to speak for six years, and would have to sew six nettle shirts for them. Determined to free her brothers, Eliza begins to sew the shirts with the help of her tears. On the return of her brothers she decides to run away, out of fear of not being able to remain silent. Eliza settles in a hollow tree where she keep on sewing the shirts in the company of the animals. One day, after six years has almost passed, she is found alone in the tree by King Friedrich and his hunters, who take her at court.

The king is impressed by the girl and wants to marry her. Meanwhile Greta was expelled from the castle by King Hildebrand after he found out what she had done to his children. After a disease hits the land, Greta and her mother convince the king that Eliza herself is a witch who had cast a spell on the kingdom. Greta hopes to conquer in this way the young king's heart. Eliza is tried and found guilty after being caught gathering nettles in a cemetery at night. So the young king is forced to make her loved one burn alive. When she is led to the stake she takes with her the shirts she had just finished sewing. Her brothers suddenly arrive and circle around her, so that she can throw the shirts at them and free them from her curse. Then the brothers turn to the king, who is amazed, and tell him about the two witches' falseness. Thus Eliza can finally speak again and forgive her stepmother's wickedness. She marries the king and lives happily ever after with her six brothers and their father.

The plot tracks Quart, a priest investigating a hacker infiltration into the Vatican.

Thiel, a man of "Herculean" stature and diligent churchgoer, is working as a lineman near Erkner, Brandenburg, Germany. He marries a slender and sickly-looking woman, Minne, who dies after giving birth to their son Tobias. One year later, Thiel marries again, this time former maid Lene, a big and strong, but also domineering and quarrelsome woman, and has a second child with her. Thiel notices signs of abuse on Tobias, who is overtly disliked by his stepmother, but he pretends not to see them despite his love to his son. He has repeated visions of his dead first wife; in one of these, she stumbles along the rail tracks, carrying something wrapped in bloodied cloths with her.

One day, Lene accompanies Thiel with Tobias and their second child to his workplace, as Thiel has been given a small piece of land which Lene intends to use as a potatoe field. Due to Lene's inattentiveness, Tobias is run over by a train and later dies. Thiel succumbs to madness and promises Minne to avenge Tobias' death. When a group of workers carrying the dead Tobias arrive at his home, they discover the bodies of Lene and her child, both brutally murdered. Thiel is arrested at the site of the accident and, due to his state of frenzy, interned in a mental institution, all the while holding his son's bobble hat.

Leon and Ursula are siblings, growing up in a wealthy mansion with their parents. Their father is a stern, analytical and curious medical doctor, who often means well but can be eccentric, creepy and even at times frightening, which influences the children as they grow up. Their mother, neurotic, abusive and obsessed with cleaning and hygiene, is constantly scrubbing floors and keeping the house spotless. As a result, Leon and Ursula have very few friends and spend most of their childhood isolated, coming to rely on each other for companionship. One day, Ursula's best friend, a sexually-experienced schoolgirl, gives Ursula a copy of a pornographic magazine, which Ursula sneaks into one of the bedrooms at home. Leon discovers her with it, and the two children giggle at the magazine and explore it, only to be caught by their mother. Despite the children not having actually done anything sexual, the mere existence of the offending magazine causes their father to take an interest in the children's proper sexual education. To explain sex and gender to the children, he uses ventriloquism to get his medical anatomy mannequin, named "Pin" (short for "Pinocchio") to "speak" to the Leon and Ursula about "The Need" (a euphemism for sexual desire). Their father often uses Pin to entertain his other child patients during medical appointments so that they won't be frightened of doctors, a benign parlour trick, but while Ursula learns to recognize this as a trick, Leon does not. He fully believes that Pin is alive and speaking to him.

As the children grow up, Ursula becomes sexually promiscuous, earning her a reputation in high school as a slut, while Leon is neurotic about trying to protect her. Ursula is popular, and tries to get Leon, who is physically attractive but also weird and unpleasant, to date fellow girls whom she is friends with. Leon has little to no interest in dating, dances or other romantic pursuits. Ursula becomes pregnant in high school, and confides in Leon about it first. Leon believes that she should admit the pregnancy to their parents, which she does, only for her to then be brought into her father's medical office for a traumatic abortion. Not understanding the blatant inappropriateness of it, the father asks Leon if he wants to observe the abortion for educational reasons. Leon declines, but later comforts Ursula when she returns home. Ursula is bothered by Leon's insistence that Pin would have helped her to deal with the underage pregnancy; she has long-since stopped believing that Pin is alive, and she finds the whole thing silly. As Leon and Ursula reach adulthood, Leon misses Pin's "lectures"; their father has stopped using ventriloquism since he thinks his children are too old to find it amusing anymore. Leon begins to fill in as the ventriloquist for Pin, having lengthy conversations with the mannequin that are all in his own head, really. An accident kills the parents, leaving Leon and Ursula to inherit the mansion and the assets within it. This is exciting for the two adult siblings, who relish in finally having independence, but they can't quite figure out what to do with their newfound freedom, remaining isolated as ever. To make matters worse, much to Ursula's disgust, Leon "rescues" Pin and brings him home to live with them, dressing the mannequin up in a wig and a suit, causing it to eerily resemble their late father. Ursula keeps the house incessantly clean, a force of habit instilled in her by her mother, but she longs for a social life and wants Leon to get rid of Pin. Leon becomes a shut-in and spends most of his time in the house looking after Pin. His world becomes increasingly unhinged; at various points throughout the book, he confuses some people for others, sees things that aren't real, and his relationship with Pin becomes much more intense and even violent. To Ursula's horror, Leon also begins expressing latent incestuous feelings for her that she does not reciprocate. An ambiguous ending implies that she has destroyed Pin, which has psychologically fractured Leon's already unstable mind, leaving himself unclear as to whether or not he himself is Pin. Ursula still loves her brother but is tragically aware that he is mentally ill and probably always will be.

A girl, Leire, ends up as mentally impaired after being shot in the head in a domestic rob attempt by Ismael, who also kills Leire's mother (a restorer of religious images). The plot primarily concerns the ambiguous relationship between Ismael and Leire, after Ismael kidnaps Leire years later.

Lori, a woman of middle age, is obsessed with a convicted serial killer and rapist, Edmund Cox, known for brutally killing more than twenty girls, with whom she has been in touch through correspondence and prison visits. She develops and unhealthy relationship with the killer, and starts seeing him as a man of unparalleled masculinity and raw energy.

In hopes of further developing a sentimental relationship with Cox, Lori agrees to help him find a person only known as the River Man, due to his whereabouts being located in Hollow River, hiding in the bushy woods of Killen. Lori must first go to the cabin of Cox, and find a particular key that she must take to the River Man. While she prepares for the trip, her little sister, Abby, who suffers from brain damage and catatonic episodes, begs her to bring her along the trip to the river. Lori accepts reluctantly, and the two embark to the woods, in hopes of finding this mysterious individual of great influence that Cox seems to deem as very important.

A young woman is distraught that she can't marry the man she loves but finds happiness whilst appearing on the French television show 36 chandelles.

A priest on a travelling pilgrimage joins a woman in a boat, who tells him the story of Lady Tamakazura, before requesting him to pray for her soul and vanishing.

Thereafter the ghost of Tamakazura appears before the priest, setting out and describing her bondage to love-attachment, before being finally set free by his prayers.

Using poetic imagery drawn from Renga, Komparu paints a picture of the heroine as passion’s slave – something which significantly veers away from the more self-contained figure originally portrayed in the Tale of Genji.

The plot, starting in Madrid in 1975, follows Sandra, Lina and Eva, three actresses with different backgrounds working in Cine 'S' (erotic films) productions during the so-called Transition.

Frances (Somkele Idhalama), a single woman in her 40's after reaching a peak in her career decided to settle down due to pressure from family and friends but she faced different challenges in choosing a husband. She was diagnosed series of health issues and needed an operation to remove her fibroids, her doctor gave her no choice but to get married and give birth in 12 months or be operated.

Hugh Fortnum wakes up to the noises of his family and neighbour. He opens the window and greets his neighbour Mrs. Goodbody, intent in treating her bushes against bugs and pests, and convinced of being the first line of defence against flying saucers.

Hugh hears the doorbell and walks downstairs to find his wife Cynthia holding a Special Delivery package from New Orleans for their son Tom. The small package is from the Great Bayou Novelty Greenhouse, and contains ‘The Sylvan Glade Jumbo-Giant Guaranteed Growth Raise-Them-in-Your-Cellar-for-Big-Profit Mushrooms’. Tom goes down to the cellar and starts planting the mushrooms. As the advertisement says, they will show fabulous growth within only 24 hours.

Toward noon, Hugh Fortnum is driving to the market when he picks up his friend Roger Willis, a biology teacher. Roger is scared and tells Hugh about his intuitive belief that something is wrong with the world. Hugh asks Roger what to do about it, and Roger tells him to wait and observe the world for a few days. Roger leaves, and Hugh drives away.

Hugh sits on his porch with his wife and asks her if she has had any sort of intuition lately. She ponders the question and answers that she did not, when Tom appears, showing them the remarkable growth of the mushrooms he’s cultivating in the cellar. In just seven hours, hundreds of greyish brown mushrooms are sprouting from the soil. Cynthia feels uneasy, asks if what Tom is growing really are mushrooms and Tom leaves angrily for the cellar. The phone rings and it’s Dorothy, Roger Willis’ wife. She says that her husband is gone, and asks for Hugh’s help.

Hugh goes over to Roger and Dorothy Willis' house and sees that Roger’s clothes are gone. Dorothy and the son Joe are confused about the sudden disappearance of Roger. Before promising Dorothy that he will try to find Roger, Hugh sees Joe walking down to the cellar.

Hugh goes back home to find his neighbour, Mrs. Goodbody, fighting off aphids, waterbugs, woodworms, and now ''Marasmius oreades''. He explains to his wife about the disappearance of Roger Willis when a delivery boy brings him a telegram from Roger, saying that he is in New Orleans and that Hugh must refuse all Special Delivery packages at all costs. Hugh calls the police.

In the evening, the phone rings at the Fortnum’s house. It is Roger, saying he is on a business trip and asking Hugh why he sent the police to find him. He also tells Hugh that his wife and son knew about his trip, and that he will be back in five days. Roger passes the phone to an angry lieutenant, asking Hugh for explanations.

Hugh calls Dorothy, and she confirms that her son received, like all kids in the neighbourhood, a Special Delivery package a few days earlier, the same as Tom received in the morning. Watching a meteor in the sky, Hugh starts to suspect that something invaded Earth. He ponders that an alien invasion would not come by meteors or flying saucers, but by means of spores, seeds, pollens or viruses raining on Earth from space; and he thinks that a spore germinating into a mushroom would not need arms and legs to send itself around via Special Delivery, if it could be eaten by a person, infiltrate their blood and take over their cells. Just like what happened to Roger Willis, concludes Hugh, who became something else after eating the mushrooms grown by his son.

Cynthia goes to bed and Hugh pours himself a glass of milk. In the fridge, he finds a fresh-cut mushroom, left by Tom for his parents to eat after he himself had a mushroom sandwich. Hugh leaves the mushrooms at the bottom of the stairs leading upstairs. He calls to his son Tom who is down in the cellar tending his crop. Tom tells his dad to come down to see the harvest. Hugh goes down into the dark cellar, shutting the door behind him.

​️The movie series revolves around Bhengu Beauty (the global beauty empire) and Zinhale (the face of the brand) who has come to avenge the Bhengu family. The public is unaware that Don and Grace Bhengu's lucrative beauty business was founded on the immoral practice of testing a skin-lightening product on children. Don and Grace Bhengu are played by Dumisani Mbebe and Nthati Moshesh. That is, until one of the two survivors, Zinhale Manzini (Rosemary Zimu), arrives 15 years later to reveal them and reduce their dominion to ashes.

Manop, a young man who has a bright future in both work and love and is about to marry Duangjai. But his future is shattered when Duangjai is raped by her boss Sitichon. This made Manop angry and went to attack Sitichon at the office lead to unexpected events. When Sitichon shot Duangjai to death Manop was seriously injured and woke up to become a defendant in the murder of his wife until he was imprisoned.

After getting out of prison, he meets Karnda a psychiatrist who volunteers to heal his mental illness. But then, over time, she discovered Manop, another person she didn't know who rose up to be a vigilante, demanding justice for society with violence every night. As the night progressed, the violence escalated into bloodshed and lead to the mystery behind all the events.

In 357 EIC (2349 AD, 21 years before the game), all stars and planets across the known universe inexplicably vanished, leaving behind only space stations, ships, asteroids and uninhabitable moons for humans to inhabit. This event is known as the "quiet rapture".
Naturally, resources started to dwindle during after this event, prompting Humanity to desperately start searching leftover moons for resources.

During their search, humanity found four oceans made of human blood on different moons. moon "Z-8" and "AT-5" are the most notable locations as they are under the control of the C.O.I (one of multiple factions). The blood ocean on moon AT-5 is said to be of particular interest, the reason for this is redacted.

The player controls a convict tasked with taking a submarine called the SM-13 (nicknamed the "iron lung") into a trench in the ocean of moon AT-5 to explore and photograph points of interest as service for his crimes. If the player completes his mission and returns with the photographs, they were told that they will be granted their freedom.

The player discovers through the game that extraterrestrial life exists in moon AT-5's ocean, and gets killed by some sort of amphibian creature.

Nodoka wakes up on Saturday morning, and gets ready to go to Hinata's house for a group study session. On her way there, she saves a child from getting hit by a truck, then encounters Hikaru, who is on her way to find a mysterious kappa with her friends. Moments later, she encounters Hana, who is on her way to the hot springs with her friends. As she arrives, Rabirin, Pegitan, and Nyatoran are greeted by a spirit named Miraclun, who is currently being chased by an evil spirit named Refrain. Hana and the others transform and fights off the time monsters. As Refrain almost gets the best of them, the ''Star Twinkle PreCure'' and ''Hug! Pretty Cure'' teams arrive, transform and fights off the monsters. In his last moment, Refrain reverses the time back to morning.

Nodoka wakes up again, realizing that all was a dream, until she notices the familiar pattern as she had with the previous morning, including her encounters with Hikaru and Hana. At Hinata's house, the group realizes that they're the only ones that remembers. Miraculun, through the stethoscope, explains that it was due to the Miraclun Lights that Rabirin and the others had recieved earlier. The group encounter Refrain again, and the ''Star Twinkle'' and ''Hug!'' teams appear again to assist them. Despite their best effort, Refrain overpowers them, and takes Miraclun as he reverses time again.

The same morning again, Nodoka and the others meet up and makes their move: Chiyu and Hinata will each persuade the ''Star Twinkle'' and ''Hug!'' teams, while Nodoka will face Refrain, as she realizes that his hideout is at her mother's old elementary school. Revealing that he does not want the time to move forward, he attacks Grace, but Fontaine and Sparkle arrives with the two teams. After the Cures defeat the time monsters, Refrain uses the energy from Miraclun to transform into a gigantic monster. He attacks the Cures, but with the power of the Miraclun Lights and the cheering Cures, Grace transform into Super Miracle Grace, and uses "Pretty Cure Healing Time Liberation" to defeat Refrain and free Miraclun.

The girls then have a picnic near the school, as Nodoka's mother explains to her that the school will be transformed into a museum. Nodoka then notices both Miraclun and reformed Refrain are watching over them near the clocktower.

The film tells a story about the adventures of a family that travel to represent Nigeria in the city of Miami at the intercontinental Christmas fiesta.

Thumbelina, a girl no bigger than a thumb, is born from a tulip and raised by a childless lady. One day while she's playing with her best friend Buzzer the beetle, Thumbelina meets the Prince of Tulips who falls in love with her and rename her Maya. That same evening she is kidnapped by two frogs who want to give her in marriage to their son. But the young frog, moved to pity lets Thumbelina go away with Buzzer. With the arrival of winter she finds shelter underground in the lair of the kind mouse Mrs. Chumi. Here Thumbelina catches the attention of Mr Mogul, a rich mole who asks for her hand in marriage. After various hardships, with the help of a swallow Thumbelina will be able to find the prince she was looking so much for.

Set in the 1950s in a seaside village near Southport, the story centres around 17-year-old Alan who appears to be the sanest member of his family. His sister Madge is only 15 and is involved with a German POW, his bankrupt father Joe is unbalanced and has a blazing temper, and his mother Connie only married him for the money he no longer has and she keeps disappearing every evening. Alan's parents are considering divorce meanwhile his relationship with his girlfriend isn't always smooth. The novel is topped and tailed by short chapters set twenty-five years later where Alan meets with Madge following the death of their mother.

Set in 1930s Lanzarote (the easternmost of the Canary Islands), the plot tracks an English vulcanologist and a Basque physician vying for the love of Mararía, a local Canarian woman.

Frances at the peak of her career decided to settle down due to pressures from family and friends. To add to it, she is in danger of losing her womb due to a fibroid, leaving her with the choice of becoming pregnant or having surgery.

The fiction concerns the toxic mother-son relationship established between Libertad (the mother) and Mateo (the son), formulating an analogy with the relationship of the North-Korean government with its populace.

Aida, a young woman living in poor conditions and who works in a tailor shop, tries to save her sick baby from death, but the poverty she suffers due to the loss of her money by an investment company makes the situation more difficult for her and ultimately results in the death of her baby. Now Aida approaches the man who caused her and the tailor shop's financial crisis in the guise of a romantic date with the intention of revenge.

The story takes place in an important and bloody era in Iraq's political history culminated in the February 8th military revolution. The Long Way Back tells the story of four generations of the same family living together in the same house in Bab Al-Shaykh area in Baghdad. The main characters of the book are the brothers Medhat and Abdul-Karim. The two brothers get attracted to their cousin Mounira in their own way, and fail to rescue her when she gets raped by her nephew who belongs to the National Guard. Mounira then goes to her uncle's house in Baghdad. In addition to the pain she already feels, losing her virginity before marriage put her in a very sensitive and difficult position, both mentally and socially, so she decides to keep what happened to her a secret and keep on living in an isolation she put herself in, but due to where she is living, this decision couldn't be possible as she ended up attracting both cousins and eventually marrying Medhat. Medhat is shocked to discover that the love of his life and bride isn't virgin on his wedding night, so he leaves her and his home and goes away.

The last few chapters focus on Medhat's internal struggle as he realizes what happened to him and what he must do, and when he finally decides, in the middle of deadly and bloody events, to go back to Mounira because his love to her is more important than anything, he gets killed in Al-Akrad district with a stray bullet that no one knows the source of whether it was from the putschists or the communist defenders of Qasim. The story ends with Adnan the National Guard finding Medhat's body and taking him home.

''The Way I Used to Be'' follows '''Eden McCrorey''', a teenager who is raped by her older brother’s best friend, Kevin. The novel is divided into four parts, with each part corresponding to a single year in high school—beginning with her freshman year immediately after she is raped and concluding with her senior year. Over that four-year period, the narrative shows the ways in which Eden is transformed—and damaged—by her traumatic experience.

The first part, “Freshman Year,” deals with the immediate aftermath of Eden’s sexual assault. A “band-geek” who is mocked by her peers, Eden forms the Lunch-Break Book Club with her friends Mara, Stephen, and Cameron so that they have an excuse to avoid bullies during their lunch period. At the end of Part 1, Edy’s personality begins to change: She is no longer the “good girl” she used to be. She smokes cigarettes, she quits band, she gets into arguments with her parents. Eden vows that in the year to come, she will not let anyone take advantage of her the way that Kevin did.

In the second part, “Sophomore Year,” Eden is approached by the popular senior Josh Miller during study hall. Eden acts aloof at first, but she eventually agrees to go on a date with Josh. Not long after, Eden and Josh are spending each night together, deepening their relationship even while Eden has difficulty expressing her feelings and being vulnerable around Josh. She refuses to be his girlfriend, even when Josh tells her that he wants to make their relationship official. Meanwhile, the little sister of Kevin, the boy that raped Eden, starts a rumor at school that Eden is a “slut,” writing slurs about Eden all over the bathroom walls. Soon, the entire school is talking about how promiscuous Eden is. On Eden’s birthday, Mara decorates Eden’s locker with a sign that says “Happy 15th birthday,” which reveals to Josh that Eden has been lying about her age. Angry and hurt, Josh confronts Eden and asks her if she would even care if he were arrested for statutory rape. Affecting a cold and hardened exterior, Eden says that she does not care about him, and they break-up. When Caelin, Eden’s older brother, catches wind of the fact that Eden had a relationship with Josh, he beats Josh up at a New Year’s Eve party. Eden is livid that Caelin did this, which further distances Eden and Caelin from each other. Eden’s relationship with her mother and father are strained, too.

Eden’s reputation as a “bad girl”—and, particularly, a promiscuous one—is solidified in the third part, “Junior Year.” Eden and Mara both experiment with drugs and alcohol, and the girls celebrate Mara’s 16th birthday in a playground drinking contraband beers at night, where they meet two stoner guys by the name of Troy and Alex. Troy and Alex introduce the girls to a new social scene, and they begin going to more and more parties together. At one such party, Eden discovers that, through casual sex, she is able to temporarily escape her troubles. Eden sleeps with Troy’s older brother, despite her knowing that Troy has a crush on her. Relations with Eden and her family become even worse; Eden fights with her parents on a daily basis.

By the time Eden is gearing up to graduate high school in the fourth part, “Senior Year,” her life is in a complete downward spiral. Eden does not care about going to college the following year, and the number of casual sexual encounters she has with strangers continues to increase. Alongside drugs and alcohol, sex is Eden’s primary means of escaping her trouble state. When Kevin is accused of rape by a girl in his dorm, a police investigation follows. Eden grapples with whether she should report him. She decides yes, but that she needs to tell Josh first. They meet at a 24-hour diner, where she tells Josh the entire story. Eden tells her brother Caelin next, who is devastated to learn that this happened to Eden. The novel closes with Eden reporting her own rape at the police station.

Through Eden’s story, ''The Way I Used to Be'' is a coming-of-age tale that explores themes surrounding the devastating consequences of sexual assault, particularly during the formative adolescent years. The book also investigates the social forces that lead to women’s silence, in general, around sexual violence.

The film recounts the relationship between Marie de Régnier (1875 – 1963) and Pierre Louÿs (1870-1925), which takes place in France around the turn of the 19th century. Pierre Louÿs and his friend Henri de Regnier both fall in love with Marie, daughter of the poet José-Maria de Heredia. Marie is a respected writer who signed her first book, ‘’L'Inconstante’’, under the pseudonym Gérard d'Houville. Although she loves Pierre, she marries the wealthy Henri to help pay off her father's debt and to improve her social position.

Pierre subsequently flees to Algeria where he meets Zohar, a beguiling woman with whom he starts a passionate relationship. When he returns to France, he takes Zohar with him. Marie becomes his mistress and she and Zohar both engage in erotic games with Pierre and pose nude for him. They discover themselves by transgressing the norms of the bourgeois society they live in.[https://en.unifrance.org/movie/45471/curiosa# Curiosa] at Unifrance Marie starts to invent stories to inflame Pierre’s erotic imagination. With these stories she gains power over him and discovers her sexuality and literary voice.[https://variety.com/2019/film/global/unifrance-rendez-vous-lou-jeunet-curiosa-marie-de-regnier-sexuality-art-1203108220/ John Hopewell, ''UniFrance Rendez-Vous: Lou Jeunet on ‘Curiosa,’ the Extraordinary Marie de Regnier, Sexuality, Art ''] Jan 15, 2019, ''Variety'' When Pierre goes back on a trip, Marie feels a terrible emptiness and discovers she is pregnant.[https://www.lemonde.fr/culture/article/2019/04/03/curiosa-une-liaison-litteraire-au-sensualisme-frelate_5444946_3246.html Mathieu Macheret, « Curiosa »: une liaison littéraire au sensualisme frelaté], Le Monde, 3 April 2019

Two brothers of the Filala commune, both leather merchants in Tabelbala Algeria, travel on business to the city of Tessalit, accompanied by their young nephew, Driss. The journey takes them though a remote mountain region historically roamed by the Reguibat, regarded as bandits. En route, they encounter a lone traveler who identifies himself as a Moungari, a resident of Moungar, a village that boasts a ruined holy shrine. The brothers allow him to join them, but Driss is suspicious.

On the pretext of going to hunt gazelle near the campsite, the Moungari lures the brothers into an ambush, killing them. He returns to the camp and brutally mutilates and rapes the boy Driss. When Moungari attempts to sell their camels and merchandise in Tessalit, his crime is discovered. The French colonial officials hand the murderer over to the Filala who torture him to death.

Kelsey Tanner, a young girl who recently grieved the death of her biological father, is given a summer vacation trip to Beverly Island (fictional location) with her mother and her mother's boyfriend, Eric, who has several children roughly Kelsey's age. Upon arriving on the island, Kelsey and her mother are informed by a horrified Eric that his only daughter, Beth, is missing. A search party has been called in to look for the girl after her belongings are found on the beach; meanwhile Kelsey befriends the other teenagers on the island, including Donna, a preppy girl, and Skip, a wealthy and vain boy who works as a lifeguard. Kelsey is put off by Neale, Eric's son and Beth's brother; Neale is cold, aloof and bitter, and Kelsey doesn't trust him.

It is decided by the search party later on that Beth must have drowned while swimming on the beach, although no corpse is ever recovered. Kelsey finds a note hidden in Beth's bedroom that says "I think someone is going to kill me". Kelsey begins to suspect that Beth was murdered, but is hesitant to tell her peers. She fears for her own life after she hears someone in her bedroom while she's alone in Eric's house, and later when she's about to leave the shower; she hears bizarre noises and notices wet footprints on the floor of the shower room, along with seaweed from the beach. Kelsey discovers a deceased body, but when she alerts her peers to it, the body has disappeared, leading the other teens to doubt Kelsey's sincerity. A creepy old man with an eyepatch, Isaac (a resident of Beverly Island off-season), keeps yelling warnings at Kelsey, terrifying her into thinking that he's some kind of a pervert who may have attacked and killed Beth. Kelsey develops romantic feelings for Justin, Eric's shy younger son and the brother of Neale and Beth, although she is also drawn to Neale despite his cold nature. Kelsey breaks into Isaac's houseboat and discovers items belonging to Beth, but before she can gather any of this evidence, a rat startles her and she flees the houseboat. She discovers that Justin left the note in Beth's room and that he has been listening to her telephone conversations. She also finds Isaac’s dead body in the road; as she comes to learn that a series of drownings have occurred on Beverly Island within the same period, Kelsey suspects that Justin is the culprit, along with Donna agreeing to this, though nobody believes the two girls. When it is verified that Justin is the killer, he attempts to attack Kelsey, but she is saved by Neale; she kisses Neale passionately, and the two teens begin a romantic relationship together although Kelsey is aware that Neale will probably soon be her stepbrother if her mother marries Eric, making them an incestuous couple, though not by blood. Kelsey discovers while in the hospital that Beth and Donna are both alive and safe, but that Justin is responsible for the other murders that have occurred around the island. She wonders what will happen in the future now that the truth has come out.

Featuring the backdrop of a large-scale political and corporate corruption scheme, Carlos, an unscrupulous executive (and former development cooperator), is sent as a mediator to the kidnapping of an oil company engineer in an African country where he worked in the past, bringing his personal and business interests to collide.

Community Sergeant 'Taffy' Tawharau has recently returned home to the community of Rūātoki with his son Rusty. While the pair readjust to life in Rūātoki, the police, invoking anti-terrorism laws, begin a manhunt for Tūhoe activist Tame Iti, who is the alleged mastermind behind military training camps in the forests of Te Urewera.

Although Javier seems to have now everything under control in the family, things do no stay that way. A new pregnancy in the family and the arrival of the mother-in-law ensue.

The life story of disability activist Judith Heumann.

Year 1940, after successfully defeating Suea Krab Khamthong, the famous sorcerer thief, Police Lieutenant Khun Pantharak Ratchadet (Ananda Everingham) received a mission from Luang Adul (Santi Lun-pae), who was the Royal Police Director-general at the time to, investigate news of Al Hawi Yalu (inspired from, Awaesador Talae, the another famous sorcerer thief) a separatist sorcerer thief, the owner of the "tripartite" of rare 3 things believed to have magical powers. Khun Pan infiltrates a fishing village headed by Khai Tho and works in the ivory club of Luang Ohran, a corrupt civil servant who deceives Al Hawi Yalu for personal gain, Al Hawi Yalu asks the 2 police officers, who survived being ambushed by their own guerrillas and found that There is also a police officer lurking in the area. Khun Pan traveled to meet with Al Hawi Yalu's father and found that in his childhood, Al Hawi Yalu had revered his father. But the loss of his mother in the turmoil between his father and the police made Al Hawi Yalu estranged from his father and hated the police very much. He set up guerrillas to rule the area of the Budo Mountains. Later, Khun Pan met Malai, who was Khai Tho's sister, before being attacked by Al Hawi Yalu's guerrillas Khun Pan was shot but escaped.

A travelling priest is drawn to the decayed villa where Yūgao had died. There he is told by a transient figure of the tragic love of Yūgao and Prince Genji, the poetic imagery stressing both the ephemerality of love, and her humble status compared to the Shining Prince.

In the second part of the play, the figure reappears, identified as the ghost of Yūgao, asking for sympathy, and for prayers of release from her persisting attachment to the love-affair.[Goff, J. E. (1982). The Tale of Genji as a Source of the Nō: Yūgao and Hajitomi. Harvard Journal of Asiatic Studies, 42(1), 177–229. https://doi.org/10.2307/2719124 p. 197 and p. 202-3]

The fiction is set in the late 1950s. Released from jail after spending 8 years in a Francoist prison, Martín moves to pre-revolutionary Havana, Cuba, looking for his girlfriend Julia, and once there, he is told by Julia's uncle Dalmau that she is dead. He eventually finds out that she had married Freddy Navarro, a corrupt senator of the Batista regime.

The story tracks Sam Bowman, an astronaut in the near future as he leads an interstellar search and rescue mission to find a crew lost in space while exploring Titan, one of Saturn's moons. The mission goes terribly wrong when the entire crew is killed with only Bowman remaining, and he laments on whether to finish the mission or return to Earth. He finally decides to descend to the surface of the planet, only to find that the crew has been long dead and his efforts have been in vain. After discovering this, he lays down on the alien surface, and slowly dies from a puncture wound sustained while crash landing on Titan. The story is told in a series of flashbacks to his life on earth, focused on his wife, Sarah Bowman, and child.

Adetunde George jnr invited his bossom friend, Mike Okafor to his place to spend  weekend with him and his fiancee Lola Coker who is staying with him to plan for their wedding. Mike Okafor also brought along his girlfriend Diane Bassey so as to propose to her. Things went up north when secrets about their relationship leaked out.

The king who happened to be Dave's father likes his fiancée Jullie and decided to marry her against tradition, this led to quarrel between father and son.

Zara's mother in-law after escaping death from highway thieves decided to stay with her son with the aim of taking care of her grandchildren. Upon arrival at their home, she discovered the couple doesn't have a child yet, hence she maltreat and pressures Zara to the extent that she had to fight back which turn the house to a war zone.

A snake girl is to entice a man known as Francis into using his daughter for ritual. He faced the consequences of his actions with his wife.

Francis was introduced by Patrick, his friend to sakoba due to his desperation for wealth. Sakobi who belongs to the cult of kongodis and worshipped the goddess known as the Great queen told Francis to sacrifice his only daughter, Hope for rituals. Another condition stated by sakobi is that he marry him which made Francis abandon his family. In the end, the Goddess rejected the sacrifice of hope and cursed him with a short life, the snake girl sakoba swallowed Francis when he tried to appease the gods. This is after the native doctor vanished.

Tboy is not sure of the relationship he is with two of his girlfriends, Leo is barely coping as a gigolo, and the only female housemate, Kimberly despite being a caring lady finds it hard to get true love. Despite all their challenges, the three co-exist peacefully.

The story starts with Saeed S. arriving in the city of Haifa after the Manpeldaum Gate opened. It brought an abundant amount of memories and feelings mixed together taking him and his wife, Safiyah, 20 years back, on the 21st of April 1948. It was the day they lost their son, Khuldoon, because of war that made situations difficult and horrible for them, causing them to leave forcefully by a British ship that took them to the city of Acre.

The novel narrates that on this date, there was an explosion in Haifa coming from Mount Carmel. Saeed S felt overwhelmed as he saw everything getting worse, from armies showing up, to more explosions happening, making it hard for him to navigate through. Safiya and he were on two opposite sides; as she rushed through the crowds of people to see him, she realised Khuldoon was still sleeping inside their house at Hallisa.

Calling out Khuldoon's name numerous times, there was no response. And after she saw Saeed S. from far, they both were on the verge of despair and tears, realising they lost their son. Since then, they tried all means of searching for him, from getting in touch with the Red Crescent, and sending friends to the area to help them look.

Haifa was the core of all these memories for both Saeed S. and Safiya. “This is Haifa”, as Saeed S. would say. Driving through, he was contemplating everything, and how the street names “never really tended to change”, and still read their names as King Faisal Street, Wadi NisNas, etc. They tended to speak about everything, except Khuldoon. However, a week before, in the city of Ramallah, Safiyah told Saeed S. how much she wanted to visit Haifa, “just to see it”, but Saeed found it useless. But at the same time, he knew what she was up for, as he internally wanted the same, despite telling himself that there was no hope; to see if their son is still alive.

While at Haifa, they visited their old house and contemplated the memories, old objects, and the bell that changed. A Jewish lady, Meryam, was the one there. After the day Saeed S and Safiyah went with the British ship, their house was given over to Meryam and her husband, Efrat Khoshen, and Meryam told them the story of Khuldoon, who became Dof, and how they adopted him from the Jewish Agency after a neighbour found him alone.

They stayed at the house late waiting for Dof (Khuldoon) to come, as he was supposed to give a decision on who he wanted to be with after Meryam tells him the story. He came home late at night; he was wearing his army suit, and after knowing everything, he didn't have any feelings toward his real parents. He said he is a Jew, and his parents were Jew, despite knowing that they aren't his real parents; and despite knowing that his parents were Arab, nothing changed for him.

He blamed Safiyah and Saeed because “they are the ones who left him, and could’ve searched for him instead of crying throughout these 20 years”. Saeed S, feeling shocked and angry, told Dof that he cannot use what he considers other people's fault to justify his own mistakes, as "two mistakes do not equate to correctness", and said to Meryem that she didn't tell him the truth by only pointing out that “his parents left him and went”, as the situation was horrible that day in order to only summarise it this way.

The story ends as Saeed realises how much he wanted to leave, that he and Safiyah “never found their son from the first place as this can’t be him”, and how much he owes his son Khalid into letting him go with the Fedayeen, and how much he appreciated him, and that he hopes he went on his own while his parents were away.

Like Fágúnwà's other novels, ''Ìrèké Oníbùdó'' takes the form of a story within a story. One day, the eponymous hero arrives at the unnamed narrator's house and asks him to write down the events of his life. It is revealed that the two met earlier in life when Ìrèké Oníbùdó was in the care of Adeorun, a spirit of heaven. Before beginning his life story, Ìrèké Oníbùdó tells the tale of Wrestler-cat, who led a life of violence and deception before finally being the victim of deceit himself. The story is intended to impart the lesson that one should be cautious when seeking revenge.

Ìrèké Oníbùdó then moves on to the main story of the novel. He tells of how both his parents died when he was younger, leaving him without any relatives or money. It is in this period that he met Adeorun and also crossed paths with the narrator. After leaving Adeorun, Ìrèké Oníbùdó breeds chickens and becomes successful man. However, when one of the wives of the farmer he lives with begins pursuing him, he is forced to leave.

He then begins his journey to a town called Backward People. On the way, his friend is killed by a one-eyed goblin. He first arrives at Irewesi, the city of the deads. The then advances on to Ero-ehin (Backward People). There he finds chaos, with people stealing, fighting, lying, cheating and killing one another. To escape, he swims out to a ship and boards it. During a storm, the ship capsizes and Ìrèké Oníbùdó is taken prisoner by the Gargantuan-mermaid, the queen of all fishes in the ocean. She gives him a series of impossible tasks but Ìrèké Oníbùdó's mother appears to him and with her help, he completes all the tasks. His mother and her heavenly troops then kill the Gargantuan-mermaid and the residents of the palace.

Ìrèké Oníbùdó then comes to a town called Alupayida that is being terrorised by a destructive flying python. The king's daughter, Ifepade, is being sacrificed that day in order to appease the creature. Ìrèké Oníbùdó fights the python, kills it and falls in love with Ifepade. He decides he would like to marry her and she and her parents accept his proposal. However, Ìrèké Oníbùdó's enemies spread rumours that he has been sleeping with the queens and the king orders for him to be beaten. Hearing nothing from Ifepade, whose letters are being intercepted, Ìrèké Oníbùdó then flees Alupayida. On learning that he has left the town, Ifepade goes in search of her fiancee. She writes and distributes pamphlets about him, which he eventually finds and which lead him to her. The king's guards find the pair and say they should return as the king's anger has dissipated. Back at the palace, Ifepade finds mean letters which Ìrèké Oníbùdó had written to her in his anger. He begs her to forgive him and she does. However, the following day she falls ill and dies soon after. Due to his grief, the king becomes physically and mentally unwell.

The king asks Ìrèké Oníbùdó to journey to the home of the famous herbalist Itanforiti in order to find a cure for his ailment, as well as acquire wisdom for the good of the town. Ìrèké Oníbùdó chooses two herbalists, Ero-okan and Kumofehinti, to come with him. On their way, they encounter, the Mountain of Tribuations, which moves forwards and backwards, as well as a town populated only by men (Gbayegborun) and another town populated only by women. They lose Kumofehinti, who is tempted by the music from heaven. Ìrèké Oníbùdó and Ero-okan find the entrance to Itanforiti's home and are welcomed by him. They pass several days there.

Itanforiti imparts several lessons. He warns against covetousness and pride and explains that love is the force that binds people together. For each lesson, he includes a tale to illustrate his point. The men set out to return to Alupayida. When they return, the king has died and the town has decided to make Ìrèké Oníbùdó their new king.

Ìrèké Oníbùdó tells the narrator that this is his seventh year on the throne and that three months ago, Adeorun returned to him and instructed him to pass on his life story. As soon as Ìrèké Oníbùdó finishes his story, he and his companions disappear.

I am Nazzy is a movie that emphasizes contentment. It shows that not all smiles means happiness. In the film, superstar Nazzy wanted to move away from her celebrity life. A life full of pretence and scandal. Her boyfriend who supposed to make her happy prefer social media likes that her attention. She met a therapist who advised her to move away from the life full of glitz and glamour. Fortunately, she met her look alike and decide to change life style with her. The movie left the viewers in suspense on how will the duo deal with their relationship and career

The first storyline extrapolated some of the effects of global capitalism on the developing world into the near future, as seen through the eyes of a group of young conscript "peace volunteer" soldiers. Eve Collins, an unemployed university graduate, is conscripted as a soldier working for a corporation. She discovers how South American countries are exploited by the corporation to produce food at a profit for the rest of the world. In the course of the story, she meets Paul Phillips, a.k.a. Finn.

Alan Mitchell came on as co-writer of ''Third World War'' with Book II; Books II and III covered issues including matriarchy, police racism, no-go areas, private police forces, class war, and Black resistance. Malachy Coney also worked on Book II, in "A Symphony of Splintered Wood," concerning "The Troubles" in Northern Ireland.

The coming-of-age story of a young cartoonist who rejects the comforts of his suburban life in a misguided quest for soul.

The play is set in North Korea in January 1951, after China intervened in the Korean War and forced the United Nations forces into retreat.

Part One

Major Gaylord (played by James Daly), a professional soldier who also served in World War II, commands the 29th Regiment, a 500-soldier infantry unit that is pinned down on a river bank after sustaining heavy casualties. They lack transportation to evacuate their wounded and have gaps in their perimeter and only three remaining machine guns. The regiment receives an order to retreat in three hours.

The previous day, Gaylord had deployed a platoon of 20 soldiers on a patrol to assess the enemy's strength and location. The patrol has failed to return. The lieutenant in charge of the missing patrol presses for a rescue mission. Gaylord declines to put more men at risk by crossing the river in pursuit of the missing patrol.

Part Two

A radio communication is received from the missing patrol, conveying their location and planned route of escape. However, the patrol's radio is not fully operational, and they cannot receive incoming communications.

Gaylord receives word that the Air Force will conduct an air strike with bombs and napalm on the enemy's artillery on the other side of the river to protect the regiment from attack during the retreat.

The proposed strike creates a dilemma as the lost patrol last reported its position in the same location as the proposed air strike. The air strike puts the lost patrol at risk, but failure to take out the enemy artillery puts all 500 men at risk.

Part Three

The time for the strike approaches, and Gaylord must decide whether to proceed. One of the other officers advises Gaylord to sacrifice the 20 to save the 500: "We're gonna have to cross them off ... 20 for 500 .. that's not a bad price." Gaylord refuses to accept the cold logic and arithmetic of sacrificing 20 to save 500. Gaylord wants to strip off his conscience and "inject something into my immortal soul to make me numb so that I'll quit feeling, so that I'll be a commanding officer instead of my brother's keeper."

A soldier from the lost patrol is spotted swimming across the river. He is shot and killed by enemy fire as he reaches the shore.

As the time for the strike gets closer, Gaylord breaks down, unable to give a command that will kill 20 men. Gaylord's subordinate officers urge him to take command.

Helicopters arrive to evacuate the injured, and the time for the strike has arrived. Gaylord decides to give the order: "These gold leaves give me the power of god. To give, take, and trade lives. Tonight, I'm trading ... lives ... 20 boys across the river for all of ours. That's a pretty fair numerical exchange ... Inside my gut I'm gonna ache from this second on. .... These are the responsibilities of command you don't read in the West Point manual."

The regiment moves out, and the strike proceeds as Gaylord and chaplain watch the bombs drop. Gaylord offers a final thought: "God rest their souls and God, forgive me." The chaplain assures Gaylord that God will do both.

The plot follows Javi, an unremarkable high school student infatuated with classmate Sara, fangirling in turn on a vampire book series. Upon a series of misunderstandings, Sara ends up believing Javi to be a vampire, while the threat of an actual vampire looms in.

Starting in 1957, the plot tracks the coming-of-age story and sexual awakening of Manuel, a small-town boy who moves to the provincial capital, Valencia, to study a degree in law.