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Inspired more by films like People on Sunday (1930) than Frankie and Annette, Beach Town is a rock and roll beach movie of the mind - a quiet, unabashedly atmospheric look at the lives of young people whose art is ineffably linked with their surroundings in a low-rent coastal community. Beach Town features an upbeat summertime soundtrack and was shot entirely in Seattle in glorious, Super 16 color film.

Have you ever wanted something but didn't know how to get it? PLUNGE is a tale of a girl who knows exactly what she wants but is clueless about how to navigate a backyard social structure until she decides to break conventions and dive right in.

"Moon Over Sorrento" follows Monica, a devoted wife and mother, leading a spirited family with chihuahua Rocco. She is diagnosed with a brain tumor, but Monica's unwavering positivity inspires unity, and with faith, she turns adversity into growth, and the family rises to the occasion.

Two young guys follow the order of their company to meet a VIP man and attempt the way to obtain his signature in the billion contract. While they are waiting at the hotel, they decide to find a charming woman and have fun. Unexpectedly, the VIP man enjoys "the luxurious girl" who they selected. So that they discover the way to force her to be "a bait" and make him sign in the contract. But the truth is gradually revealed.

Jose, a man from Karela, India has send for his daughter Minu and his wife Rani to come to Chicago. When they arrive, Jose is shocked by the kidnapping of his daughter. The author of this act is Roy (Rani's Brother). He is associated with Ivan, the head of an illegal organization. Ivan is asking for $500,000 of ransom in exchange for Minu's (daughter) life. Minu manages to escape from her captors. Finding herself lost in an unknown place. She finds help when she runs into a woman named Lola. Lola is a Mexican illegal woman who sells tamales on the street of her neighborhood of La Villita.