Emmanuelle Forever

The locale of the play is among the redwoods of California. The Nymph has grown up under the care of a mother who has forsaken civilization to live in a log house in the timber. There is a stalwart Amazon-like servant, who guards the girl jealously. The Nymph has known nothing of men's society. She is taught the ancient stories of the Greek divinities and plays hymns to these personages on her harp. But the restless girl is not content to stay at home. She runs and dances through the forest, her head filled with the wonderful stories that she has read. She gives the trees the names of the gods. One day she clasps her arms around a tree and calls on the divinity that inhabits it to appear. As the tree remains stolid to her impassioned cries, she clasps her hands and calls again for Apollo. A young hunter, who happens to have come on the scent, steps forward. The girl can hardly reconcile his hunting clothes and high boots with the picture of the half-draped Greek god. He wins her interest, however. There is a thrilling fire scene afterwards and the girl is rescued from danger and restored to her adorer.

Paksu Adam is a very fierce and ego guy. He then has to take care of Fatimah and Ali due to the death of their mother and father.

Experimental film master Richard Myers' intensely personal tribute to Frances Gifford, star of the Republic Pictures serial of the 1940's.

A few days in autumn in the life of Minerva and Mauri, a couple on the verge of divorce. Minerva has long been seeing Klaus while Mauri dates Pia, his colleague at work. The only thing keeping Minerva and Mauri together is his terminally ill father Aatos.

Jin-hie has been forced out of her wealthy, pampered world and into a life of prostitution at the infamous Yellow House Brothel. She is rescued from her suicide attempt by Eun-kyeong, a young woman who works at a nightclub. While she sets Jin-hie up with a job, she finds that she may be powerless to rescue the depressed woman from herself.

Despite Solape's persistent claim of being a virgin, her sister, Bolatito finds out that Solape is pregnant. While Solape vehemently asserts her virginity, a medical diagnosis asserts her growing fetus. Bolatito's persistent efforts to uncover the identity of the unborn child's father are repeatedly frustrated. Even the family doctor who doubles as Bolatito's fiancé attempts to unravel the mystery, but all their inquiries hit a dead end. Solape maintains an enigmatic silence. Thereby frustrating any attempts to unveil the truth. In a surprising twist, Solape attributes her pregnancy to a spirit husband. This claim leaves Bolatito skeptical and suspicious of her sister's intentions. Bolatito suspects that Solape may be concealing the real story behind her pregnancy. She accuses her of intentionally keeping the identity a secret because the man responsible might not meet the standards the family has set. The growing tension within the family, fueled by Solape's unexplainable pregnancy and her mysterious explanation casts a shadow over their relationships. As the pregnancy progresses, it becomes a cause for a series of unsettling events in Solape's life. The pregnancy unravels some scary occurrences in Solape's life.