Coming Home

At a reception given for the vacationing Prince Zarl of Zorania, secretly the emissary of Zorania set on negotiating a treaty with the United States, Geoffrey Wynne, apparently a society dandy, but in reality a secret service agent, meets the prince. During the reception, Wynne is summoned to Washington where he learns that the treaty has been stolen and is being held for $15,000,000 ransom. Discovering that one of the thieves is an Italian named Farnelli, Wynne enlists the aid of his fiancée, Irene Mitchell, in apprehending the thief. Irene meets the Italian who offers to accompany her to New York. En route, Wynne overtakes them, chloroforms Farnelli and rips off his disguise to reveal Prince Zarl. Zarl then admits that he has stolen the treaty in order to cover his gambling debts.

Ibrahim is an old man who keeps living with his large family in one of those desolated villages of Anatolia. Ibrahim's life, which is quite ordinary, changes completely with the death of his wife, Meryem.

Deserted in a strange town by her husband, Rosi seeks solace in a local bar. Solicited by its proprietor, Rosi finds herself an inmate of a brothel run by a gang of thieves. Chief among the prostitutes is Samantha, a lesbian who teaches Rosi the art of love. While personally administering brutal beatings to defiant women, the boss rewards his band with bonus orgies. Rose is freed, however, when police raid the house in search of thieves.

A gang of distressed actors travels around by teshka envying gipsies and eating semolina.

Young Amelia, who has always believed that her parents were living in the section of New York City known as the Bronx, has always wanted to have children. However, she is shocked to discover one day that she is actually the illegitimate daughter of her aunt--who, as it turns out, actually isn't her aunt. Furthermore, it also turns out that her husband's father is actually her own long-lost father! Her dreams of having children seem to have been shattered--until marriage broker Chaim Bok lets her in on yet another family secret.