故事就发生在名为哈吉布基的森林里。有一群小老鼠生活在这片森林中，在这里，像他们这样的小动物需要时刻提防体形更大的动物，比如森林里的狐狸，不然就会有被吃掉的危险。其中的一只小老鼠在家人遭遇危险之后终于决定做些什么：他要让森林里所有的动物都能接受一部法案，这样大家就能相亲相爱地生活在一起。

故事就发生在名为哈吉布基的森林里。有一群小老鼠生活在这片森林中，在这里，像他们这样的小动物需要时刻提防体形更大的动物，比如森林里的狐狸，不然就会有被吃掉的危险。其中的一只小老鼠在家人遭遇危险之后终于决定做些什么：他要让森林里所有的动物都能接受一部法案，这样大家就能相亲相爱地生活在一起。

故事就发生在名为哈吉布基的森林里。有一群小老鼠生活在这片森林中，在这里，像他们这样的小动物需要时刻提防体形更大的动物，比如森林里的狐狸，不然就…

布基兰小镇的伐木工人刘志（丁建均 饰）因偷窃被警察老刘抓获，但好心的老刘（王宇 饰）看到刘志贫困的家不但没逮他还送了米和油，刘志心生愧疚，剁下自己三根手指，老刘找人帮他接了手指又因感染小镇不能医治，想尽快送他去大医院，但小站因为火车提速快车不停，当大家都在为快车不能停而担心的时候，快车在车站却意外停了下来……而整个故事都是在腊八夜的当晚发生。不同人物命运的交织让故事情暖人间。

布基兰小镇的伐木工人刘志（丁建均 饰）因偷窃被警察老刘抓获，但好心的老刘（王宇 饰）看到刘志贫困的家不但没逮他还送了米和油，刘志心生愧疚，剁下自己三根手指，老刘找人帮他接了手指又因感染小镇不能医治，想尽快送他去大医院，但小站因为火车提速快车不停，当大家都在为快车不能停而担心的时候，快车在车站却意外停了下来……而整个故事都是在腊八夜的当晚发生。不同人物命运的交织让故事情暖人间。

本剧主角原型人物为昭和时代著名歌星，以《东京布基乌基》《购物布基》等名曲风靡一时的笠置静子。故事叙述大正时代出生香川但生长于大阪下町钱汤的花田铃子，是个喜欢唱歌跳舞且天真浪漫的女孩。昭和年间，铃子上京并邂逅一名作曲家而大大改变了她的人生，在作曲家的调教下铃子成为了有“摇摆女王”称号的人气歌星。 　　然而在战争开始后，弟弟被征召及母亲病逝等不幸接踵而至，铃子也被迫唱起爱国歌曲，歌舞活动也多受限制；此时痛苦不已的她与一名青年相遇并迅速坠入爱河，却被青年的家人大力反对而无法结婚。战争结束后，怀有身孕的铃子仍迟迟盼望青年的归来，临盆之际时，仍只等到了青年的讣闻，并产下了一名女婴。在这之后，铃子独自一人抚养女儿长大，并在蒙受战后创伤的日本以《东京布基乌基》鼓舞着人民，一步一步成为大家憧憬的人气歌星。

本剧主角原型人物为昭和时代著名歌星，以《东京布基乌基》《购物布基》等名曲风靡一时的笠置静子。故事叙述大正时代出生香川但生长于大阪下町钱汤的花田铃子，是个喜欢唱歌跳舞且天真浪漫的女孩。昭和年间，铃子上京并邂逅一名作曲家而大大改变了她的人生，在作曲家的调教下铃子成为了有“摇摆女王”称号的人气歌星。 　　然而在战争开始后，弟弟被征召及母亲病逝等不幸接踵而至，铃子也被迫唱起爱国歌曲，歌舞活动也多受限制；此时痛苦不已的她与一名青年相遇并迅速坠入爱河，却被青年的家人大力反对而无法结婚。战争结束后，怀有身孕的铃子仍迟迟盼望青年的归来，临盆之际时，仍只等到了青年的讣闻，并产下了一名女婴。在这之后，铃子独自一人抚养女儿长大，并在蒙受战后创伤的日本以《东京布基乌基》鼓舞着人民，一步一步成为大家憧憬的人气歌星。

From the mid-nineteenth century Indian labourers arrived in the Caribbean on boats, bringing a few belongings and their music – the beginnings of a remarkable cultural practice. More than 150 years later musician Remo Fernandes travels to the Islands to explore potential collaborations and create new work. Jahaji Music is a record of a difficult, if unusual and complex, musical journey. We walk around Trenchtown with Bob Marleys teacher and rastafari philosopher Mortimo Planno; accompany calypso and soca singer Rikki Jai to Skinner Park; chat with visual artist Chris Cozier in the Savannah; follow Dancehall Queen Stacey to Weddy Weddy Wednesday; groove to Lady Saw’s lyrics; record a new song with Denise Saucy Wow Belfon and are guests at an East Indian Hindu wedding. Endeavouring, through it all, to weave a story of memory, identity and creativity. Jahaji Music is an attempt to make meaning of aspects of contemporary culture in Trinidad and Jamaica, even as it is a witness to the nature and possibilities of artistic collaboration. Surabhi Sharmas earlier films include: Jari Mari: Of Cloth and Other Stories (2001); Aamakaar - The Turtlepeople (2003); and Above the Din of Sewing Machines (2004).

From the mid-nineteenth century Indian labourers arrived in the Caribbean on boats, bringing a few belongings and their music – the beginnings of a remarkable cultural practice. More than 150 years later musician Remo Fernandes travels to the Islands to explore potential collaborations and create new work. Jahaji Music is a record of a difficult, if unusual and complex, musical journey. We walk around Trenchtown with Bob Marleys teacher and rastafari philosopher Mortimo Planno; accompany calypso and soca singer Rikki Jai to Skinner Park; chat with visual artist Chris Cozier in the Savannah; follow Dancehall Queen Stacey to Weddy Weddy Wednesday; groove to Lady Saw’s lyrics; record a new song with Denise Saucy Wow Belfon and are guests at an East Indian Hindu wedding. Endeavouring, through it all, to weave a story of memory, identity and creativity. Jahaji Music is an attempt to make meaning of aspects of contemporary culture in Trinidad and Jamaica, even as it is a witness to the nature and possibilities of artistic collaboration. Surabhi Sharmas earlier films include: Jari Mari: Of Cloth and Other Stories (2001); Aamakaar - The Turtlepeople (2003); and Above the Din of Sewing Machines (2004).

At a party, Maryam and Jibril exchange glances. Years later, Maryam happens to meet the same young man again when she is asked to deliver a parcel to someone in prison. The recipient is none other than Jibril, who is serving a sentence of several years. The attraction between this single mother-of-three and the inmate is just as strong as it was when they first met. Maryam plunges enthusiastically into an initially largely platonic romance, which on the one hand may satisfy certain longings on both sides, yet on the other also awakens desire. But having a relationship with someone who isn’t there and who doesn't participate in her life, and who she can’t even really get to know, is a challenge for Maryam. Jibril too finds his situation as a prisoner increasingly difficult to bear. 　　Henrika Kull stages the intimate scenes of her first dramatic feature in impressively naturalistic close-ups and, utilising the particular situation of her two protagonists, raises a big question: when exactly do you really know someone – or do you just fall in love with your dream of being in love?