Daawat-e-Biryani

High School--the crossroads of American adolescence. Five teenagers intersect during a day of court-appointed community service. The empty summer halls of their high school are ground zero for conflict, camaraderie, and collective soul searching. At an age when discovering who you are can be difficult, and knowing who you aren't can be deceptive. The students: Jared was born to rebel, or was he raised to; Sara walks the fine line between woman- and childhood; Aisha walks the fine line between foolish and fearless; Peter finds out firsthand, words and actions have consequences; and Tristan, the young one, has already been branded a killer. These five lives collide, all before breakfast.

One man's fight against his abusive parents. Young Billy is forces to endure the wrath of his step dad who constantly beats him, and abuses him. Billy is forced to endure mental and physical abuse on a daily basis throughout his childhood life. Years later Billy sets up his own family and through befriending a policeman, he decides to make his parents pay for what they did through the great British legal system. Twenty years on Billy is face to face with his parents in the Crown courts in Manchester. The only people that can give him the justice he deserves are the Jury. Will they take his word or will his mother and step dad be free.

A successful and unmarried woman model gets pregnant. For the sake of her booming modeling career, she abandons her child. The child, when grew up, vows to revenge injustice done to him by his mother.

A female warden takes over at a state reform school and attempts to bring about needed changes.

Based on William Shakespeare's play Romeo and Juliet, this is the Hungarian adaptation of the French musical Roméo et Juliette: de la Haine à l'Amour created for stage by Gérard Presgurvic.