Black Olive

Helin, on her father's death, travels from Tunceli, Turkey to Berlin to meet her mother and sister. To actually meet the guy he is to marry, she is guided through a white feather that appears in her dreams. Meanwhile, she is stalked by a man who has paid to marry her, and she tries to come to terms with his mother who has left her when she was a child.

Hamlet suspects his uncle has murdered his father to claim the throne of Denmark and the hand of Hamlet's mother, but the prince cannot decide whether or not he should take vengeance.

"Jennifer is doubly challenged. As a professional journalist, she's trapped on a pleasure boat with Russian ultra-nationalist and macho pig Vladimir Zhirinovsky, conducting an interview that turns into a battle of wills. At home, her lesbian lover teases and insults her relentlessly. Weaving together scenes that present encounters with both characters, Montgomery reveals their unlikely similarity by employing a dispassionate style that renders each power play the more insidious. As a result, the politics of personal relationships and the personal implications of political beliefs become impossible to imagine separately."

Theatrical adaptation about a resourceful country preacher who understands the problems of a disturbed mountain man and a pretty young maid.