S1.E6 ∙ August 1940

Marked by years in prison, Djo, lives modestly with his mother with his daughter. One day, an aunt who has just fled the Ivorian conflict arrives at their home with her three children. In a hurry, Djo manages to find them a place.

Rajesh Tripathi lives a poor lifestyle in a village in India along with his widower dad, Shivshankar. He leaves his father so that he can study in Bombay. While there he becomes a fan of singer and dancer, Neha, and even paints hoardings for her shows. During the holidays, he returns home to his village and gets a surprise when he finds that Neha has also re-located there. His overtures to become friendly with her end up in getting the police involved for alleged molestation. After clearing his name, Neha then entraps him to accompany her to an isolated shack and locks him there, which almost kills him. After this incident Neha does accept his friendship and confides in him that she can never sing as she has been poisoned by her former manager, Hari Saxena, so much so that her vocal chords have been damaged repair. Rajesh accepts the challenge and sets about to resurrect Neha's voice and her career - not knowing that both of them may end up being targets of Hari - who has planned a devious ending for Neha and anyone who supports her.

An Indian business owner struggles to keep his company afloat amid global competition while trying to make up for lost time with his family.

Sang-yeon is a confident, competent political reporter who lives a carefully planned out life. After a long wait, she gives birth to twin siblings. However, Ji-woo, the son is diagnosed with a second-degree developmental disability. That's when things change. Sang-yeon can no longer be the same person, and everything turns upside down.

A film almanac of three novels: "Wolves", "The Great Love of N.P. Cherednichenko", "The Shores".