Corisco & Dadá

Miranda Tovar is a beautiful, sensual, extremely wild woman. She lives obsessed with a feeling of revenge against men. After many years of separation, she and her sister finally meet again. woman, but extremely wild. She lives obsessed with a feeling of revenge against men. After many years of being separated from her sister, they meet again. Miranda finds a job as a reporter in an important newspaper in Miami. An investigation for an article causes her to play the role of a stripper in a nightclub. While she seduces her sister's husband, she meets a new man, Jose Luis, a police detective who is crazy about her. They both fall in love in a plot of seduction and passion. Will love win this battle?

A young and pretty Polish woman arrives in Newcastle to marry a British doctor she met in Poland, only to find that he's changed his mind. Not wanting to return to Poland and in need of Indefinite Leave to Remain Citizenship, she proposes marriage to the astonished patient who happens to be in the doctors office at the time. Since he desperately needs cash to pay a mob debt, he later accepts.

While a director rehearses for a Luigi Pirandello play, six characters from an unfinished play materialize on a stage to demand that their story be told.

The movie revolves around four unemployed friends, Manab, Nayan, Tapan and Akan. Nayan moves to town for work and the other three friends are rounded up by police as terror suspects.

Itinerant magician Balzamo arrives in the town where Dr. Emerson and his pretty young wife live. Smitten with Mrs. Emerson, Balzamo places her under a hypnotic spell and takes her away with him. Many years later, as she lies near death, she warns her daughter Dorothy to flee from the evil Balzamo. Dorothy runs away to a small town and stays with Mrs. Arnold and her son John, but when she and John become engaged, Dorothy suddenly begins acting strangely, changing her personality and even her name. She is taken to the sanatorium of a specialist in nerve disorders--who turns out to be none other than Dr. Emerson, the man whose wife was Dorothy's mother. Complications ensue.