Ekspres, Ekspres

A series of murders happen in a small town. One Sheriff...a feisty detective named Carey....and newly transferred Michael Stone, become deeply involved in the case of a sadistic serial killer that suffers from schizophrenia.

Mother struggles hard to treat Father who is old and suffering from glaucoma. Mother also still sells fried foods and crackers and sometimes becomes a maid: washing and ironing in the homes of rich people. She also continues to embrace his three daughters who are now adults and have their own lives. Euis becomes a widow with two children because her husband died. Euis works in a factory near her home as a laborer. While Cemara and her husband live well off but have not been blessed with children. As a result, psychologically there is a sense of fear of being divorced or her husband gets marry again. Agil the youngest changes girlfriend several times because the ideal man for her is Father.

Enrico is a photographer with questionable ethics.

Joseph, a young handsome unemployed from a small town in the South, spends his nights at the local dance-bar. He's the best Latino dancer in town - all the girls fall for him, charmed by his sex appeal - especially Tom, the hottest girl and best dancer in town. In the meantime, in the big city, we meet beautiful Annabelle, the daughter of Ernest, a multi millionaire and her stepmother Suzie. The family lives with the memories of Annabelle's deceased mother, a European prima ballerina who committed suicide. Annabelle is obsessed with her mother's dancing against her father's violent resistance, a conflict which brings to recurring confrontations between the two. Annabelle trains for the biggest dance competition the country has ever known. Her partner, Maor, rejects the choreographer's, Pedro, classical style and would rather compete in Latin style. At the dance auditions Annabelle meets Joseph, who becomes her dance partner and the two fall in love. Jealous Maor uses every trick in the book to get rid of Joseph. He even sends his gangster friends to break his legs and tries to bribe the head of the competition's jury. The difference between the two's social stature gives the film its powerful and suspenseful dramatic moments. We reach the climatic ending as our heroes win the Golden Cup against all odds and become the country's dance champions

When two high-school sweethearts decide to become devout Christians and avoid having sex, the future they were once certain of is threatened by their ability to remain celibate.

David Barr is the manager and chief designer of a British shipyard (when we still built ships). The shipyard is in financial trouble but Barr has a design for a new ship that will save them all. Can he get the ship built in spite of the opposition from his own bankers as well as the rival shipbuilders and their infiltrated militants.