Bokura wa Kiseki de Dekite Iru

The Vitruvian Theory is a family-based drama that follows the Vickers family through a series of Thanksgiving dinners. The granddaughter, Lucy, guides the audience back and forth through time to gain insight into the sudden and untimely death of her Aunt Diane. As she watches her family interact throughout the years, she begins to uncover strange circumstances and vindictive relationships. Through burnt turkeys and uncomfortable conversations, she discovers unsettling things about her grandfather, Bill, as she suspects him of knowing more about her Aunt's death than he lets on. As she knows that Thanksgiving day comes and goes, she soon finds that for her family, so does murder.

Mehmet Umut, a Turkish immigrant, lives in Cologne with his wife and his little son. After his residence permit expired, on an early morning he is roused from his sleep and taken into custody by the police. He is deported to Turkey on the same day. His family stays behind, terrified and helpless.

The town of Rome is the stage for the story that, in the form of a 'social tale,' moves tangled and present-day threads that will lead Riccardo Simeoni (a.k.a. Ricky), the main character, to give up his job as a comedian and to face, with courage and passion, a greater challenge: entering politics as the driving force behind a sudden and impetuous popular push towards change.

Two friends decide to visit friends who left Armenia since long in search of happiness and their own better welfare.