In the sequel to the surprise hit Üvegtigris (2001), we witness the 6 losers again as they run amok around the roadside buffet, which again fails to make their dreams come true, but which serves as the basis and end station of numerous funny adventures.

This film tells the story of a few uneventful days in the life of six pals. Lali, a great fan of America, owns a sandwich stand on the side of the road, called The Glass Tiger. Gaben pinches cars; Fox is a petty swindler; Sanyi a half-wit homeless; Coco can't shut up about getting some dough and going to America; Slimmy keeps playing the saxophone, despite the others' frayed nerves. Gaben talks Lali into buying an old Chevrolet Impala, the real American dream. After the long escapade of getting the car, Lali doesn't even get the chance to try the Chevvy out, because a truck completely demolishes it. Fox in the meantime is looking excitedly for the "Wreck", what he has been trying to sell for big money. But Lali has sold what he thought to be scrap, not good for anything. Fox is threatened by some tough guys to bring it back or pay up. He has to get money at all costs...

A single gunshot and a pointed toothpick drive Lali to abandon his life and disappear, only to find himself stranding Feri, a high-profile Budapest lawyer, at the Üvegtigris snack bar while Lali hops into Feri’s Bentley convertible. As the pair roar through the city, Lali’s sudden swagger attracts a dazzling woman - and then another - launching him on an outrageous day of living large. What began as an impulsive escape becomes Lali’s wildest adventure yet, filled with fast cars, femme fatales and the thrill of starting over.

Guided by their animal instinct, a clan of strange laborers seeks to take over the identity and position of privilege of their foreman without considering how the fiction is surpassed by reality.

Léa and her older boyfriend Tom are at their country home attempting to conceive a child, when Tom sees a strange creature collapse in the yard. He investigates, and finds something he thinks is a tiger, with wings and diamond rings. Tom seems to hear the "tiger" identify itself as his unborn son. Now convinced Léa is pregnant with his child, Tom urges her to take a pregnancy test, even though she recently finished her period. Before she has time to read the test results, Léa and Tom are stunned to see the tiger knocking on their window. It turns out the "tiger" is, in fact, their new neighbor, popular avant-garde rapper ‘Dustin,’ who was filming a music video at their home without permission.

In a series of escalating encounters, former security guard David Dunn uses his supernatural abilities to track Kevin Wendell Crumb, a disturbed man who has twenty-four personalities. Meanwhile, the shadowy presence of Elijah Price emerges as an orchestrator who holds secrets critical to both men.

"Glass" is a film about a young man, Atlas, and his continuous struggle with early-onset Alzheimer's. Seen through his eyes, his life is a puzzle he desperately tries to piece together. His condition deteriorates, loved ones are forgotten, and Atlas's broken mind persuades him to love a girl from his past that may or may not exist.

A mother who is addicted to meth in New Mexico has a son who is left alone.

John's life is thrown into confusion when he is confronted by a woman late one night in his office.

Glass is a poetic short film about grief, memory, and the power of art to preserve connection. After the sudden death of her father, Mia finds herself alone with a room full of silence and unfulfilled promises. Among them is their shared dream: to play music together on water-filled glass bottles, an instrument her father once performed with and longed to pass on to her.