A rich man's son has lived a dissipated life and has joined a circus where he shares the courageous and perilous lives of its artists. He falls in love with a young dancer and is loved in return by her. But their passion goes through many vicissitudes.

Through the prism of three distinct characters, the 24-year-old director conveys an intimate and sensitive portrait of his own generation, wanderers looking for their place in the new and uncertain world. Dancer Tanya moves to Mississippi where she finds love with a paraplegic wheelchair basketball trainer who is more than 20 years her senior. App developer Tomass abandons the life he had before and becomes a world-travelling digital nomad. Avant-garde publisher Valters collects toilet seats in a poetically performative attempt to overcome past trauma.

A stage fantasy by Mark Zakharov based on the works of Aristophanes and Anton Pavlovich Chekhov.

A series of absurd stories about a group of Chinese international students who came to Australia.

Tuscany. Morning. Spacious house on the hill. This is a lovely peaceful place away from the civilization. There is a neat chapel near the house. Probably, that's how paradise looks like. The car pulls up near the house - a couple, Sofiya and Platon, and their six- year-old blond son are sitting there. The couple is in the middle of the crisis of their relationship. Sofiya is alone and humble, thinking about something. Her whole life is devoted to the upbringing of her son. Platon is the oncologist. He is busy with science. He is tender and passionless with his wife, wise and patient with his son. They have stayed in this villa more than once. They are friends with the owner of the house - a young wealthy Italian man, Michele. The owner says that another family might come to visit. Sofiya, dreaming, hears the noise of the car and the steps in the next room. In the morning, she is expecting new guests, but no one shows up the whole day, the door to the next room is closed. Sofiya is ...

The Magnificent Evans is a 1984 BBC situation comedy written by Roy Clarke and starring Ronnie Barker, Sharon Morgan and Myfanwy Talog.

A Chicago con man pays an actor to pose as a slain South American dictator.

A young girl learns the importance of reading, when she ends up in a dystopian future where reading is banned.

On a Sunday, the actors Maria Ribeiro, Fernanda Torres, Wagner Moura, Carolina Dieckmann, Sophie Charlotte, Mateus Solano, Alexandre Nero and Du Moscovis have lunch at one of their houses. The occasion gives way to an incredibly sincere debate on the art of acting, the profession and, above all, the doubts about love and life.

Urbana Genoveva Esperanza hosts a web show titled as Dear Uge where she features love stories. In the show, she also have a feeling charming sidekick, Devine.