Canola

Argentinian-Italian western features a rancher and landowner who makes a common mistake - he marries the wrong woman, a dazzling showgirl.

Sebastián has a talent for picking locks, and that's the only reason his supposed friends hang out with him. The gang breaks into industrial buildings and dockside warehouses in and around Lima. It's a grim life as a petty crook which Sebastián endures by escaping into an own personal dream-world. One day Emilia appears in his inner realm. It becomes increasingly difficult to distinguish whether their strong feelings for each other are real or part of his fantasy world. Emilia's two brothers, the leaders of a gang of thieves, will never accept their love. When Sebastián gets into a confrontation with one of them, he lashes out. There's only one way out of this nightmare, but before his planned escape with Emilia, Sebastián risks everything in one last assault.

Goddess Bannari Amman takes the form of a woman who is skilled in curing people's ailments and goes to a small village. She destroys evil and blesses the good part of the society.

Escaping the difficult past, Iga returns to her hometown Bialystok. It turns out, however, that in a provincial town, where the stories of a mysterious Podlasie sect, Polish and Russian neighbors and the mafia interests of the Jewish underworld are intertwined, it is not easy to find shelter. However, her own past may prove to be the greatest threat.