Broken Record

Dmitry is a Russian emigrant living in London with his wife and son. He is one of the world's most successful venture capitalists. When not busy with investments, Dmitry dedicates his time to filmmaking, his debut even becoming a great success in Russia. On top of this, he is an ideal husband and a caring father. It seems that at 46 years and 7 months of age he has achieved everything he ever dreamed of. But then he realizes that one day he will - die. Dmitry decides to invest in life extension technologies. Are they a viable option? Is it possible to become reconciled with the fact that life is finite? Dmitry Falkovich's second film invokes Emmanuel Levinas' thought that existence is tragic not because it is finite.

In colonial Brazil, rich farmer and owner of slaves is blackmailed by a lady; to get rid of the problem, he involves innocent countrymen in a diabolical plan.

Mike arrives home to discover his girlfriend, Tasha, is back early. Chaos erupts when Tasha discovers some condoms and a love note in Mike's jacket. Mike insists its all a misunderstanding until an unexpected male friend arrives at the front door.

He is a dentist by profession. He is a saxophonist on the side and plays whenever and wherever he gets the chance. He is a philanderer by luck or misfortune as he gets many women attracted to a womanizer with money, but can devote so much time to them not only because he already has them in his chair, but also because he is an insomniac who has many waking hours. What would it to take for a woman to make the well-to-do dentist her own? She has to be able to put him to sleep.