1954 Theater of Life adaptation.

1961 Theater of Life adaptation.

Part one of Shin Saburi's Theater of Life adaptation.

暂无剧情简介

暂无剧情简介

Maria receives a text message informing her husband has been jailed for a drug case. She has to find some money for ransom. But her neighbours who get involved in the drug case have a different solution to get the money and put her daughter into a traumatized situation.

A promising rhythmic gymnast is diagnosed with a spinal cord disease and becomes paralyzed from the waist down. She is devastated. With the help of music, she will work toward a new dream.

Alla, the wife of the chief administrator, came to the young artist Nona, nicknamed "The Hen," to "catch" her husband, but in bed with her she finds the chief director, who is going to marry her. Soon her best friend Diana and everyone else will find out about this. And now it’s clear why she, an aspiring actress, received the best roles! Both men, in love with the pretty Nonochka, are no longer in their first or second youth, and they fell seriously in love...

Don Juan Alcántara is ruined. He does not dare to confess it to the family, since the unanimous opinion of those who know him is that he is a weakling. His lack of character is remedied by his doctor - pretend that he is suffering from schizophrenia.

In the commune of Mensing (Bavarian Alps) there is a demonstration against the high voltage line that will be soon installed by ME POWER.The mayor Franz Steinhofer arrives and tries to speak with the protesters.Some accused him to be corrupt and to have received a bribery. Franz goes back to his house, where he sees graffiti against him.His spouse left him and he goes on the terrace to erase the graffiti.On the morning his wife finds his corpse.She tells Richard that she went to bed at 9 pm and that her husband often worked very late in the night for the commune..The deputy mayor explains that this project of the high voltage is very good for the commune which needs money for the schools,the kindergarten,etc.For him the leaders of the civic movement against the high voltage line are Adi Rudolfs, the owner of horse-stud and Martin Schober, a carpenter.