S2.E11 ∙ Hey Soul Sister

Ahmad a construction worker gets tangled up in an unfortunate business deal leading him to prison. He meets fraudster Ibrahim who ruins his last hope to prove his innocence. Ahmad is awakened by the realisation that life in prison might be better than the one he has on the outside.

Paris and its suburbs. Two stories, four girls, four boys, on one summer day that will change their lives forever.

Mid-30s Tara leaves her career to care for kids. When her young son posts her private rant about her husband's evil workplace, drug cocktails, a viral meltdown, and a reunion with her ex, played by superfoodie David Avocado Wolfe, follow.

Alain works together with Lionel at a publishing company, and Lionel is called "sex machine" there for his endless affairs. Alain bets Lionel that he couldn't fall with a woman and spend a night with her without having sex. Lionel accepts the bet, and at random choses travel agent Claire.

The movie is based on the relationships of four friends - Farah, Husin, Adam and Hamidah - who promise to meet again 10 years after their graduation. A decade later, Farah is a successful photographer, Hamidah is an entertainment magazine columnist, Husin has become a cameraman and Adam is a music tutor. A comedy of errors follow when the bunch, who each has personal problems, meet in Pulau Langkawi. Farah's busy schedule does not permit her to fall in love, though she is acquainted with Halim, a bright but bumbling lawyer. Then there's Husin who has sacrificed much while taking care of his paralysed mother. Hamidah, on the other hand, has long fancied Husin, and dresses to kill for the reunion and does everything she can to attract his attention. As for Adam, he has a jealous girlfriend in Aleya who is envious of the close ties between her beau and Farah, though the duo's relationship is purely platonic.

A young convenience store clerk's passionless existence is altered eternally when a vampire steps out of the shadows.