Carnal Utopia

A girl and her family in crisis. The family's request for rescue from politicians goes in vain when they create a political agenda around Gauraiya's life.

When a worldly photojournalist returns to the Deep South to try to stop his daughter's wedding and save her future, he discovers that it is he who has been stuck in the past.

Gangster Frank Dillon abducts Dr. Steven Bishop to treat wounded Joe Madison. Dillon also takes Joe's nurse sister. Dillon threatens Bishop's life if Joe dies, but Bishop knows Dillon will kill him anyway.

A motorcycle-riding, pill-popping school psychologist must come to terms with her own trauma in order to help a seven-year-old girl exhibiting mysterious behaviors.

The war is over, but instead of happiness and joy, Alexey Ivanov experiences bitterness and fear. It is necessary to return home, but do his children remember whom he left as toddlers? Does Lyuba's wife remember? The girl Masha, who is returning to her hometown, where she has no one left except distant relatives, is equally anxious at heart. Fate brings Masha and Alexey together on a train that takes them to their native lands. When he stops at the train station, Alexey goes out with the girl and stays with her for a couple of days... And then, promising Masha to "remember her bright image," he goes to his own. At home, everything seems to be in order: the wife and children are alive and well... Alexey can't get used to peaceful life again. In the war, where every day could be the last, everything was clear, but here... It is necessary to try to understand the wife and children with their past and new concerns. And Alexey learns to live anew - to forgive and love.

A rather dejected Mei-li Chen lives with her extended family in the suburbs. She drops out of college when the boy she has a crush on finds a girlfriend. Mei-li eventually ends up selling tickets in a movie theatre. A great camaraderie then builds up between the two cashiers in the small ticket booth.