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There was once a woman, Maria Laura, who used to come here to bang. One night, after a party, she came here with two guys. So, the day after, a bricklayer found her dead in a puddle of blood. Everyone who comes here has the habit to paint something in the wall if no, Maria Laura's ghost appears, rips person's head and hangs in her neck.

Two northeastern brothers live and work as waiters in Baixada Fluminense, a suburb of Rio de Janeiro. The duo tries to balance themselves in an underworld permeated by financial difficulties, xenophobia and urban violence.

Alistair meets June on a park bench at lunchtime. She's not aware he is blind but when he misses the handkerchief she is trying to pass him, she realizes. She feels sorry for him but then he charms her with his conversation and acute sense of smell. They agree to meet again but June is late and Alistair is beset with doubts about her interest in him. When she shows up he can't hide his irritation. Eventually they make up and arrange a proper date. They picnic and Alistair introduces June to the many and varied scents of roses when he guides her, blindfolded, through the gardens. At last they kiss. Alistair caresses June face which comes into focus for the first time.

Alina follows the odyssey of a young Russian woman who arrives in New York looking for her father, with only a 25-year-old photo in her possession to help.

Dashmi sheds light on the sensitive issue of multiple rapes plaguing our society.

A man is in the ocean fighting for his life. He is surrounded by seven boats.

The reconstruction of creation of an influential avantguarde movement called "Novo Mesto Spring" that arrived on Slovenian cultural scene during 1920s. Within this movement worked significant local artists such as composer Mario Kogoj, painter Rihard Jakopic, poet Danijel Bohoric and many others.

Park Ranger Lloyd Kaufman teams up with Sheriff Joe Bob Briggs to stop what appears to be a killer bear from murdering more campers in the woods. After the park shuts down, a group of hippies must relocate to find their next camping spot.

Isabella De Ortega rides over to the mission for her music lesson. While she is there, pirates attack the mission and loot its treasures. The monks hide her in the tower, but she is discovered by the ruffian crew and in grave peril until the Americano, leader of the pirate band, rescues her at his own risk. For this service his life is spared when the soldiers, under command of Isabella's father arrive and, capturing some and killing others, drive off the pirates. The Americano has a genius for organization; he restores the mission. After saving Isabella's life a second time, he asks her hand in marriage, but is haughtily refused by her father. The pirates return to avenge their defeat by looting the Hacienda de Ortega on the day of the fiesta. Again it is the Americano who routs them after rescuing Isabella from their clutches, and this time Ortega consents to the marriage of his daughter and the once-despised Yankee, who commands the hidalgo's admiration by his rare proficiency in the arts of peace and war. "The Americano" has become a title of honor.

The story is of the two husbands, one rich, the other poor, both confronting matrimonial disaster. The rich man is about to lose his wife because she is unworthy. He comes to hate all humanity and contemplates suicide. The other husband is about to lose his wife through poverty and illness. He contemplates robbery. The poor man is driven to the last ditch. He leaves his hovel with the intention of committing robbery. He breaks his way into the house of the rich man. The owner has a revolver in one hand and a vial of poison in the other. He is debating which road he shall take into the grave. The rich man hears a burglar. He turns the revolver upon the intruder. The poor man then tells his story. The rich man thinks it a lie invented for the occasion. To test the truth of the burglar's statement, he hands him the poison with the words, "This drug will not prove fatal for an hour. Prove your love for your wife and children by taking this and I'll give you $1,000." The rich man pretends to pour the poison in the glass, but instead turns it upon the table. The poor man drinks what he thinks is the poison. The rich man is touched by the other's nobility. He keeps his promise to the poor man and begins life anew.

The daughter of one of the nomadic tribes, despite all the problems caused by the traditions and common beliefs about girls exercising, succeeds in many successes in the sport of king boxing. He tries to persuade the families of the girls in the area to encourage them to attend training classes in the "Black Tent" of the Nomads.

Lola is a travesty who lives in a small community in Mexico. She wants to be the godmother in the first communion of her niece, but the church is not going to let that happen.