Time manipulation comes with a steep price for a young woman, who becomes 78 years old overnight after using a mysterious watch.

Depicts the second love of a rogue daughter-in-law who appears in a 30-year-old gomtang restaurant, and a confident single mother Young Ih who says anything no matter what.

Two seemingly unconnected souls from different corners of the United States make a telepathic bond that allows them to see, hear and feel the other's experiences, creating a bond that apparently can't be broken.

A Mexican father's prejudice slowly uncoils into a raging fury as his daughter falls in love with a young black poet.

Pepe, a very talented singer, but not very sure about himself, is going to sing on FICLA and he is very nervous. The same day of the contest, he meets Abril, a very beautiful astronomer. Pepe thinks she is the perfect woman for him, because there is a lot of chemistry between both of them, and he thinks it’s love at first sight. Nevertheless she is getting married that night. What could Pepe do in a very short time? Which plans does the destiny have for him?

A detective thinks about quitting his job. He takes on a female university student murder case that was disguised as a suicide. The detective becomes obsessed with solving the case. He has a young sister and she meets a man. The man does not remember when he was little. He is not a good person, but she has sympathy for him. The detective tries to push the man away from his younger sister. The detective suspects that the man is somehow involved in the female university student murder case. The man and the detective's younger sister fall in love.

After losing touch and not seeing each other for a year, sisters Isa and Celeste meet again. Isa has built herself a far better life, and urges her sister to do the same. Isa gives Celeste an old vinyl self-help record from the 1970s. You play it while you sleep, and it's supposed to get rid of all the negative energy in your life.

In "Lend Me Your Eyes," filmmaker Lu Yao confronts the shadows of her bipolar disorder and the suffocating grip of suicidal thoughts. Sheding the weight of rationality, Lu chose go to study documentary filmmaking in the United States. When she back home again, she encountered three blind individuals from Ningbo, China, whose profound insights into love and life ignite a flicker of hope within her. 　　Through her interactions with these remarkable souls, she uncovers the roots of her fears and distrust of love, stemming from her mother’s self-sacrificing devotion. Gradually, she learns the courage to love and to be loved, recognizing the beauty of vulnerability. As the camera becomes an extension of her heart, Lu gave her camera to her mother, striving for honesty and reconnection. 　　With poetic language and imagery, this documentary captures Lu's transformative journey, where the blind teach her to truly see, granting her loved ones the chance to witness her essence.

Britta, the new girl in school Highland, has reason to be jubilant this Christmas: Her sadness has served to invoke Holly Boy, the holiday spirit, waking him from his deep slumber imposed by a dark elf, King Otto. This sets off a battle earthly and supernatural fury that develop simultaneously. The Young Britta must face her fears and death defying aerial action in the holidays from school, while Holly Boy has to fight against the forces of evil. Both battles must escape to save their lives, school, and the sacred forest, although, in reality, what is really at stake is the Christmas and values.

Britta, the new girl in school Highland, has reason to be jubilant this Christmas: Her sadness has served to invoke Holly Boy, the holiday spirit, waking him from his deep slumber imposed by a dark elf, King Otto. This sets off a battle earthly and supernatural fury that develop simultaneously. The Young Britta must face her fears and death defying aerial action in the holidays from school, while Holly Boy has to fight against the forces of evil. Both battles must escape to save their lives, school, and the sacred forest, although, in reality, what is really at stake is the Christmas and values.