Badha

A single parent trying to raise three kids, go to school, and get her family out of the projects finds it hard to save the one child she thought would save the family.

Salve is a shepherd, and meets the young boy Kjell, when on his way to a show with a sheep he thinks will win the big prize.

In a run-down flat resides Victor Knight, an eighteen-year-old orphan who lives with, and for, his younger sister Candy who he nurses through her terminal illness. On the advent of Candy's birthday she wishes to know one family secret: who are their parents? Victor discretely undertakes this task and starts off in search of clues to his parents' identity and whereabouts. When Victor is given 'clues', he is pointed in the direction of a clock-tower. Whilst trying to race against time for his sister's sake and demystify this monument's cryptic significance in their lives, he befriends a peculiarly helpful woman in a nearby church whose family affairs he finds himself inadvertently becoming more and more involved with. Unearthing a family history that doesn't want to be unturned sends Victor on a turbulent journey of emotions, leaving this teenager-turned-adult with a profound insight behind the concept of family and a dreaded sense of guilt.

After her wealthy husband Oscar passed away, Sylvia, gravely ill from cancer and with only a short time to live, marries her childhood sweetheart, Ralph. Managing Oscar's investment accounts, Ralph discovers a grim truth. Oscar was running a pyramid scheme. Unaware of her late husband's deceptive practices, Sylvia, an aging dancer, is determined to perform her final opus, a dance about the beauty of life. Ralph, a commercial filmmaker, is committed to capture Sylvia on camera. In the midst of chaos, Sylvia's son, Richard, returns home for one last chance to reconcile with his ailing mother. Tensions explode when Richard finds the truth about his biological father. Finally, his deceased lover returns from the dead to take care of some Unfinished Business.

One fairy comes to earth to look for the greatest kid to keep her home, which is in a fairy tale world. She meets eight kids and hears eight different stories. At the end of the story, she decides to bring all those eight kids to go back her home together.

Driverless is about three love stories that are intertwined by a car accident.