一部1960年的纪录片展示了来自印度、法国、日本和加拿大四个国家普通收入农场家庭的一岁婴儿，旨在比较各国的育儿方式。人类学家玛格丽特·米德展示了这些育儿方式如何塑造出独特的国民性格。

一家人在德克萨斯州北部一个废弃小镇的中途汽车没油后，遭到一群愤怒的食人族的追捕，他们能否逃脱等待着他们的恐怖呢？

这部每周更新的肥皂剧讲述了两个家庭——英国的汤普森一家和澳大利亚的史蒂文斯一家的关系。主要情节聚焦于迈克·汤普森离开自己的家人，搬去与黛安·史蒂文斯同住，以及由此引发的种种复杂情况。

Happy Families was a rural comedy drama written by Ben Elton which appeared on the BBC in 1985 and told the story of the dysfunctional Fuddle family. It starred Jennifer Saunders as Granny Fuddle, Dawn French as the Cook and Adrian Edmondson as her imbecilic grandson Guy. The plot centred around Guy's attempts to find his four sisters - also played by Saunders, for a family reunion.

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The film's theme is four episodes that offer the public a glimpse into the lives of rich and poor families in Italy in the 1960s.

A childless family adopts a child to raise. The husband takes good care of the baby, but his wife tries to avoid the responsibilities of the mother and finally, taking advantage of her husband's absence, she takes the baby back. In the second family, the situation is the opposite - Lia wants to adopt a baby, but her careless husband prevents her.

Sophia Burns and her stepmom, Shay Sights, have been hosting an exchange student, Emma Jade, at their home for the past week. Sophia and Emma have been getting along famously- they have the same interests, they've both just turned eighteen, and they just might have developed a naughty crush on each other! Nikki Benz walks into her living room to find her stepdaughter, Chloe Temple, chatting on the couch with her classmate, Reese Robbins. Nikki sends an annoyed glance at Chloe, reminding her that she can't have any friends over until she finished all her schoolwork. Chloe explains that, in fact, they are doing schoolwork. Soon enough, this lesson turns into a hands-on course with a sizzling, playful threesome. Sky Pierce is relaxing in the living room with her sugar mama, Ana Foxxx. They exchange sultry kisses and clasp their hands together, expressing just how much they love being with each other.

It turns out that Andrei Tarkovsky’s great-grandfather and Ivan Tobilevych (Karpenko-Karyi) have family ties. In this film, Vadym Skurativskyi, a curious Ukrainian cultural historian, recounts this unexpected phenomenon, taking us to the tailend of the 19th century. Sergii Masloboishchykov recreates photographs of relatives and imposes them with the films of Tarkovsky.

A TV version of a performance by the Ivan Franko Ukrainian Drama Theatre in Kiev, directed by A. Skibenko, based on a play by Mark Kropivnitsky.