S21.E1 ∙ Saatuslikud asjaolud

Solitudes goes from laugh to drama, from musical to documentary, from romantic comedy to mean satire, keeping loneliness focused in all its aspects at all times, in many stories that are linked to each other.

A young man flees his parents' house, especially his neurotic mother, after a clod of initially unknown material hits the roof of his parents' house.

A loose mix of friends freeload through film school and beyond.

Jean V., bailiff of forty, plies his trade with talent but without showing humanity. He is married to Nicole, 35 years and consumer crisis. Regularly, Jean George uses the services, chronic debtor and folk character, who helps in his "little tricks". Incidentally, George restores Nicole taste to buy. One day, Jean first met Eddy, a policeman who accompanied during his tour of seizures. But different between them and will take disproportionate dimensions. Pushed to the end, Jean decides to go with George a dark machination to give a lesson to a cop. Translated with Google Translate from allocine.fr

Joe, after his wife's Jeep breaks down on their way to a funeral for a friend, starts to drive around in the deceased's Saab 900 SE V6 Convertible. Joe's 15 year-old son, Tyler, is the lead singer of a rock group called Friday Night Delight. Joe's daughter is studying abroad in a small coastal village in South America. Her boyfriend, Miles, is a DJ at the radio station that broadcasts from his nearby Liberal Arts College, and Tyler wants him to play his band's single, which Miles does, on the same Friday night that the previous owner of the Saab takes her own life (inside the car.) Domestic melodrama loosely based on John Carpenter's 'Christine'.

Follow Ricardo and Heath as they stroll Manhattan, view celebrity homes, search for real estate, and discuss the future of their romance. Based on the Amazon series Streets and Avenues. Directed by award-winning filmmaker David Kennedy Polanco with Award-winning actors Anthony V. Fiumara, Gloria Jung, and the talented Rob Shiells.