The line of reason escaped the faith. It seems to be free but is slaughtered by others. The wandering of right and wrong draws a imprisoned life is in pursuit of a glimmer of life only. Is it a depressing paradise or a plump ideal? Retreat to pursue your own rhythm is to satirizes pathological values and love instead.

An epistolary look into the daily ecology of Coney Island by one of it's many residents.

This reboot of the 1991 slapstick buddy comedy of the same name centers on a skinny, temperamental chihuahua Ren and his trusting feline sidekick, Stimpy. Together, this twisted twosome find themselves in crazy absurd adventures.

When the ailing king of America's largest renaissance festival declares his retirement, an epic power struggle ensues between an actor, a former elephant trainer, and a kettle-corn kingpin to claim his throne.

A married couple has problems and he wants to solve these against her wish by consulting a psychiatrist. As both expect an older woman they are very surprised when the psychiatrist reveals to be a good looking younger woman of the same age as they are. Especially he likes it this way whereas she becomes kind of jealous. But as things can happen in relationships of three persons, the two women fall in love... 　　- from IMDB

A.U.S.A. is an American sitcom television series that aired in 2003 on NBC, starring Scott Foley.

A terrified boy must face a very personal fear.

Mr. Balboa had a heartless grandson who, at the time, was kicked out of the house (a fact concealed from his wife). Since then he had forwarded himself letters sent in theory by his grandson in order to please his wife. The real grandson decides to go home (looking for money) but the boat where he was traveling sinks. Balboa hires an impersonator and master of beneficial illusions (Mauritius) and together with a cute girl (Isabel), they pretend to be the missing grandson and his "happy wife" to the grandmother, who is very pleased with the guest. But then comes the surprise...the real grandson is alive and he is on his way to return home.

During a book signing in Normandy, Annie Ernaux, 70, revisits her memories of the summer of 1958, when she was 17. That summer, she left her hometown to work as a camp counsellor. At the first party, the head counsellor set out to deflower her. Finding him handsome, she lets him do it, as if against her will... Her body becomes a foreign place for her, an offering to be sacrificed.

Rohan's diploma may be fake but he's a great Hindi language teacher with a knack for engaging with his retired English students and enjoying life despite his troubled past. He isn't getting any younger and his mother is relentless in pressuring him to marry Mumbai based entrepreneur Arushi who is already in a relationship but is equally under pressure from her Father to marry Rohan. Rohan is resistant but worn down, unsure whether he can keep avoiding his family's expectations. Enter Charles, a charming, sophisticated older Englishman with a lifestyle Rohan has only dreamt of who now enrols in his class. What begins as casual classroom banter soon turns into something deeper. A relationship develops as they enjoy their common interests in literature, cricket and each other's company despite their cultural and age differences. For the first time in a while Rohan feels happy. A sudden phone call about Arushi's imminent arrival in London panics Rohan and he seeks immediate help from his new friend Charles. Charles agrees but for a price. A trip to India to help him with "unfinished business". Rohan reluctantly agrees, hoping to escape the awkward situation. As Rohan accompanies Charles to India tensions rise between Arushi and Rohan. Arushi wants answers. Rohan doesn't have them. Matters only get worse when Charles goes missing and suspicion of murder falls on Rohan. This dramatic and frightening event in Goa eventually forces Charles, Rohan and Arushi to come clean, confront their own past, complete the unfinished business and for once in their lives face up to the truth.