The lives of the women working in a "café" in a South Korean port town, where customers exchange tickets for services.

Twelve minutes before showtime, a young music manager is forced to decide what to do with life-changing news about his client, a hot-headed hip-hop star on the rise.

Kunal endeavours indefatigably to win his mother's endearment but is stunned to know that he is a byproduct of a gang rape and he resembles one of the assailants. Now spruced up to take revenge against the savages who are now bigtime officials who remain assured that having no traces of a crime of yore can never stop them.

A desperate mother is forced to break the law in order to protect her children from her abusive ex-husband, and rely on the kindness of strangers who help battered spouses to escape their tyrannical mates via an elaborate "underground railway" system.

A carefree young man is forced to alter his life due to a shocking event that takes place in his life. He fights against an evil, corrupt politician to get justice for the society.

Maria returns to the city where her family lives, her friends — those whom she loves more than life, those with whom she was separated for six long years. Mary was convicted of murder. A small town where everyone knows each other, still at a loss: how could a young woman kill her husband? Only Mary herself knows the truth and the price of this tragic event from the past. The long-awaited return home becomes a real test for her.

A boy travels through the whole city using one ticket.

American writer, actress and model Zoë Lund is in Rotterdam. She buys a ticket at the box office of the Oude Luxor. She utters the words: “That which is not yet, but ought to be, is more real than that which merely is” and steps into the real world.

On a train journey forward, I suddenly realize that I'm going in the wrong direction.

American writer, actress and model Zoë Lund is in Rotterdam. She buys a ticket at the box office of the Oude Luxor. She utters the words: “That which is not yet, but ought to be, is more real than that which merely is” and steps into the real world.