Okhee is a lower-class diver in the city. One day, Eunyoung, the daughter of her late husband, comes to visit. What’s more, Kyeongsik, Okhee’s son, who is being chased by creditors, leaves his young son Junseo with them and disappears. Eunyoung wasn’t planning to stay long but misses the chance to leave due to Okhee's accident and the appearance of her step-nephew, Junseo. Eunyoung starts to live together with Okhee, but everything feels uncomfortable. 　　Eunyoung desperately needs money to regain custody of her daughter, and therefore she becomes interested in the dry-cleaning business her father left behind. Eunyoung wants to sell the dry cleaner’s after renovating it, and Okhee distributes flyers to protect the dry cleaner’s, so the two get into conflict. A redevelopment craze sweeps the small village, and the developers attempt to redevelop the surrounding area using Eunyoung, but since she doesn’t easily give in, they begin to threaten her. Old feelings and stories that were put away are mixed into the struggle as they deceive and corner each other.

越剧电视剧 　　少女慧芬有一同窗十年的好友君玉，两人感情甚笃，但她幼时已由父母做主与周家少爷订了婚约，因父命难违，只得忍痛与君玉分手，嫁到周家。周家少爷生性痴呆，慧芬更是自叹命薄，暗中叫苦。洞房之夜，慧芬突然发病，婢女丫环见是白喉恶症，纷纷逃走，只有痴呆的周家少爷不怕危险服侍她，慧芬很快病愈，而少爷却染上恶疾一命呜呼。慧芬悲痛欲绝，觉得情难报，恩难补，决定与君玉斩断情丝。

越剧电视剧 　　少女慧芬有一同窗十年的好友君玉，两人感情甚笃，但她幼时已由父母做主与周家少爷订了婚约，因父命难违，只得忍痛与君玉分手，嫁到周家。周家少爷生性痴呆，慧芬更是自叹命薄，暗中叫苦。洞房之夜，慧芬突然发病，婢女丫环见是白喉恶症，纷纷逃走，只有痴呆的周家少爷不怕危险服侍她，慧芬很快病愈，而少爷却染上恶疾一命呜呼。慧芬悲痛欲绝，觉得情难报，恩难补，决定与君玉斩断情丝。

顾今蓝是叶家收养了十九年的假千金，被迫代替真千金嫁给一个即将去世的陌生男人，从此对叶家心灰意冷，改姓为顾，决定为自己而活。一次意外中，她走错了房间，本以为与名义上的丈夫宋宥泽共度一夜，却阴差阳错与海城大人物时烨相遇。更令她震惊的是，时烨竟然是自己学生的家长，而他正是五年前与她有过一夜情的男人，他们的孩子时星燃也成为了顾今蓝的学生

苏云晚机缘巧合下成了民国大少爷的原配，深知自身处境的她决定先发制人，进行了一系列的自我拯救行动，以求生活平安潇洒。情敌屡次三番陷害，都被她巧妙的化解开来，一系列奇遇最终让她开启了十里洋场风光无限的生活......

她曾是风光无限的太后，享尽荣华富贵，却在临死前遗憾一生——当年未选择驻守边关的安王。重生归来，她毅然放弃太子，选择看似遥不可及的安王。然而，昔日青梅竹马的太子却步步紧逼，与心机深沉的庶妹联手，企图将她困在原地。从被太子刁难，到庶妹的步步算计，她逐渐看清了渣男的真面目和自己的真心所向。这一次，她要为自己而活，夺回属于自己的幸福，让所有算计她的人付出代价。

My film diaries 1970-1979: my marriage, children are born, you see them growing up. Footage of daily life, fragments of happiness and beauty, trips to France, Italy, Spain, Austria. Seasons of the year as they pass through New York. Friends, home life, nature, unending search for moments of beauty and celebration of life friendships, feelings, brief moments of happiness. The film is also my love poem to New York. It’s the ultimate Dogme movie, before the birth of Dogme. —Jonas Mekas

My film diaries 1970-1979: my marriage, children are born, you see them growing up. Footage of daily life, fragments of happiness and beauty, trips to France, Italy, Spain, Austria. Seasons of the year as they pass through New York. Friends, home life, nature, unending search for moments of beauty and celebration of life friendships, feelings, brief moments of happiness. The film is also my love poem to New York. It’s the ultimate Dogme movie, before the birth of Dogme. —Jonas Mekas

Elaine is a young woman who lives in a skyscraper in a megacity. Suffering from depression and anxiety, she hasn't gone out of her room for months. One day, the thundering sound of water falling outside her window wakes her up. Outside her window is a window cleaner with soap in his eye. He needs a tissue to wipe his eye, and Elaine is the only person who can help. But that would require her to open the window and reach out. With a full anxiety flare-up, Elaine retreats behind curtains to shut him out and keep herself "safe." She tries ignoring him, but he doesn't go away. Eventually, she decides to gather up little courage to open the window. She hands the window cleaner a tissue and relieves him from pain. But it's not the window cleaner's gratitude that surprises Elaine. She realizes she opened the window by herself. It's spring outside, and things are alive and moving. The breeze wakes her up from a long slumber. She smiles for the first time because she sees the window is clear like her mind. She can finally rip the old pages from her calendar and catch up on the life she had been missing.

Elaine is a young woman who lives in a skyscraper in a megacity. Suffering from depression and anxiety, she hasn't gone out of her room for months. One day, the thundering sound of water falling outside her window wakes her up. Outside her window is a window cleaner with soap in his eye. He needs a tissue to wipe his eye, and Elaine is the only person who can help. But that would require her to open the window and reach out. With a full anxiety flare-up, Elaine retreats behind curtains to shut him out and keep herself "safe." She tries ignoring him, but he doesn't go away. Eventually, she decides to gather up little courage to open the window. She hands the window cleaner a tissue and relieves him from pain. But it's not the window cleaner's gratitude that surprises Elaine. She realizes she opened the window by herself. It's spring outside, and things are alive and moving. The breeze wakes her up from a long slumber. She smiles for the first time because she sees the window is clear like her mind. She can finally rip the old pages from her calendar and catch up on the life she had been missing.