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Elena and Pietro live in an isolated house. They live together but Pietro keeps a secret and when Elena knows it, he has to conquer her love again.

What are you laughing at isn't just the name of the show. It's a question Neville has been trying to answer for a long time. Because what he finds annoying everyone else finds funny.

A man faces his insecurities and makes a decision to change the destination of his life.

A woman's fiancé is buried alive by her over-sensitive, pathological uncle. Her lover returns from the dead to exact revenge upon the family and causes their house to implode upon them.

Sonja is a German high school student who participates in a writing contest and endeavors to write an essay about her town's history during the Third Reich and its resistance to it. To her dismay, and more so the town's, she uncovers instead definite collaboration during the period. As she digs deeper, she must struggle against the town's vocal and violent opposition to her search for the truth.

The geniality of the mythical Kubrick's masterpiece "2001: A Space Odyssey" is explored and debated here by scholars, author Arthur C. Clarke and some members of the cast and crew who were part of the magnificent experience that would become one of the landmarks of science fiction movies, still fascinating audiences with its mystery, its visual and its messages.

Alou, an illegal African inmigrant, send letters to his parents talking about his new life in Spain.

After their parents' death, the Rademacher twins travel to Michigan to close the family home. While there, they discover that they aren't alone and must fight for survival -- a fight that continues long after the violence ends.

A mobster's mistress and her bodyguard share a forbidden love and discover they may be doomed by an ominous past life.

Squanto, a young warrior abducted from his homeland and enslaved, must battle impossible hazards on a desperate journey home. Driven by a passion to be free, he risks everything to escape his captors, braving the wilderness and triumphing, finally, as a great leader.

Prompted by her grandchildren and a visit from her Japanese-American nephew, a grandmother recalls the death of her husband when the atomic bomb was dropped on Nagasaki.

Frank T. Wells has just been released from prison after serving a term for manslaughter. Frank's a reasonably honest man and a good rodeo rider. When he meets up with Scarlett, a bank robber on the run, his whole life changes.

When Kathy Acton is found dead, her parents, Tom and Carol, swear they will find her assailant. But as the investigation gets under way, it appears that the only remaining suspect is the girl's father. Carol is torn between the love for her husband and the story the police tells.

Diana Cadell, a former Los Angeles prosecutor, takes a sabbatical from her private practice and visits two of her old friends, Nick and Sheila Finn, who live in sunny Florida. Sheila is a fellow lawyer on maternity leave who asks Diana to represent Gilbert Rawlins, a young man on death row for murdering a young woman years earlier, to try to get a stay of execution. After meeting Rawlins, Diana finds that he is mentally challenged and does not understand or remember the nature of his crime. Setting herself to try to get his impeding execution halted, Diana finds obstacles in the form of Rawlins' own mother, Ginny, who, ashamed her entire life of her son being mentally handicapped, wants to let him die and refuses to help Diana. Another obstacle comes in the form of Josh McHale, the state attorney pushing for Gilbert Rawlins' execution and who happens to be dating Diana at the same time.

Desperate to save her daughter, a mother enlists her old criminal posse to break into a maximum security prison holding their only hope, her husband.