Fishing the Wild

For the first time ever, Rico has a friend coming for a sleepover. After weeks of not seeing each other, Rico and Oskar are reunited and start their adventure with the weekly bingo at the retirement home. But although Tanja wins two handbags, Oskar seems suspiciously grumpy and Tanja oddly sad. Oskar's dad leaves a bag in front of the door because he needs some distance from his son. So much heart affliction is too much for Rico. When Oskar finally tells Rico that Tanja was cheating at bingo the other night and that those ugly handbags she wins all the time are really expensive leather bags, Rico refuses to accept that his mother might be a crook; Ellie Wandback, the bingo host, must be blackmailing her. Since the Bühl is too occupied with a champagne-drinking redhead, Rico and Oskar seek help from sprightly pensioner Mr. van Scherten; together they try to find out what is going on. Not everything goes as planned, but in the end, the two young detectives discover more than just the truth about the bingo-cheat and the handbags.

In the year 1750, dispatched to evict tenants from a remote croft in the far North of Scotland, a Solicitor finds himself fighting for survival against a hostile wilderness where he attracts the attention of a variety of magical creatures.

Robin Hood tries to help a crossed gentleman, in love with Isabel, because the girl's uncle has decided to marry her with another.

It's the last day of the year and Fito and his gang of eternal losers are ready to set on fire their giant doll. In La Plata, Argentina, tradition invites to all young boys and girls to build and burn these kind of figures as a symbol of all bad things people are leaving behind and as a hope of the new things to come. But there's a problem: someone stole it, and the group of avengers will have to find out who did it. They will confront all kinds of gangs and dangers before it's too late. And trust us, when we say all kinds, we really mean it, because not even Fito and his friends are aware of the ancient forces that plot against them.

In Durango, Antonio takes care of a town where westerns were filmed. Gabriel, a thirteen year old boy, secretly enters the town and overcomes the aloofness of Antonio and asks him to teach him his trade and to the boy's delight, Antonio agrees.