Al Arrab

Jerry Rufus, a river pirate, loves Claire Dawson, an actress, but because she has so many wealthy suitors, he incorrectly believes she plans to marry for money. Jerry learns that a large gold shipment secretly stored in nail kegs is to be delivered to a certain dock, and by substituting kegs of sand for the ones containing gold, he succeeds in obtaining the treasure and sinking it near the shore. When he proposes to Claire, he is astonished to learn that she has always loved him, and the two marry. Soon, however, Detective Ryan, who has been trailing Jerry for some time, convinces Claire to badger her husband for money. Anxious to please her, Jerry digs up the kegs, and as he is about to open one, Ryan appears. Ryan is discouraged and Jerry relieved to find that the barrel contains only sand, the pirate having stolen the wrong kegs.

A young boy feels neglected and tries various ways to win over his parent's attention while they are too busy working.

In the borderline between Iran and Azerbaijan, across which people of two nations speak the same language, an Azerbaijani soldier falls in love with an Iranian girl from the nomad tribes herding at border areas. However, as it is not possible for the two to have a face-to-face communication, the soldier is advised by his Iranian fellow soldier, who patrolling the border bridge alongside him, to correspond with her. But they recognize that the alphabets used by the two nations are different, although they speak the same language. Therefore, the Iranian soldier decides to translate the letters and, in this way, they gradually learn the language of each other, however..

When Patti returns to Astoria, New York, the last person she expects to see is her old college friend, Janis. But after they run into each other one morning, they soon find themselves bonding over dinner about the mistakes they hope they've left behind. Soon, Janis's friend Keith is on the scene, testing the fragile relationship being held by these three.