Cousin Phillis

Occupied France. A young woman is shoved into a car by Germans, then loaded into a boxcar... At the Bussières station, a railway worker, Julien, hears voices inside one of the sealed boxcars of the stopped train. A note slips through a crack. "I'm alive and I love you. Sarah." Julien visits the address on the note and finds a family of Hungarian Jews: two grandparents, and Sarah's son Thibaud, age 4. Julien offers to help with forged papers. They give him Sarah's diary for safekeeping. Later, when he returns, he finds the house ransacked, the grandparents gone. Julien takes Thibaud home. His girlfriend Lucie senses something is wrong. She's right; Julien has fallen for the personality he finds in Sarah's diary...

Married but separated couple Matthias and Anna, marital wounds still open, get together to plan their son Lukas' birthday party. When, at the end of the party, little guest Julius isn't picked up by his parents, a rapid chain of events takes place. First Matthias just wants to get rid of Julius, but later the helpless little boy awakens Matthias' protector instincts and opens his eyes to his own son's needs.

Students Erik and Niels become involved in a serious traffic accident that comes to change their lives and put their friendship to the test.

Garibaldi moves on to Naples. The liberals are overjoyed but the Bourbons are terrified. Baron Tucci, on a recommendation from England, arrives at the home of Count Sereni. But he turns out a degraded Bourbon official and spy.

When a wealthy man accidentally stumbles upon his lookalike who is poor, the two of them decide to swap places in a bid to escape from their problems. Things take quite an interesting turn after that.