Empty Rooms

The Argentine federal police's 24th precinct is the backdrop for a suspenseful drama involving corrupt officials, power struggles, and the personal lives of the officers navigating moral dilemmas amidst their duties.

Crucifixion parable set during Korean War.

Life in the small Irish town of Castle Bay in the 1950s.

Panin and Arisara was meet, in Rayong province, when she helps him after he was attacked by thieves. She will mistakes him for a foreman at a construction site and gives him money, as he lost his wallet. Without knowing each other's identities, they both fall in love. Panin is was impressed by her generosity, and for once he found a girl that likes him for himself, not for his money or status. She is impressed by his integrity. When they return to Bangkok, Arisara will discovers that Panin misled her about his true status, and Panin discovers that she is the love interest of his younger brother Yoh; so, both are angry. She is upset because he did not dare reveal the truth to his brother, that they have met before, and that they like each other. Panin is upset because he thought she trivialized his love; that she was just flirting with him, just like she is leading-on his brother, and just like she openly flirts with her male friend, Non. The misunderstandings are compounded with Yoh's obsessive love for Arisara, as Panin struggles with the notion of giving her up to his younger brother.

Charismatic section chief Shin Young Joo, burdened with family debt, partners with brilliant judge Lee Dong Joon to unravel a corruption case tied to prestigious Taebak.

A young man named Hassin with a beautiful family including wife Fatma, daughter Maram, and son Rawad, destroys everything in a scheme to get his inheritance early. After hiring a woman to scare his father by making him sick with bad food, she shows everyone the true nature of evil. Is there any way to make things right? Why did he do this? Can a strange reclusive holy man named Talal help him?