Forbidden Hours

In disguise of an ugly lady, Amina and her maternal aunt visit their relative's house. While returning from the relative's house, a truck driver Rahman driver gives lift to them. Rahman finds Amina a beautiful lady later when she goes for selling milk. Amina's aunt tries to marry off her to an old man for money but Amina leave the house with Rahman. They starts a new life but soon Rahman is sacked from his job during the pregnancy period of his wife. When Amina knows about unemployment of Rahman, she goes to the Rahman's employer to convince him. Rahman again gets the job but Salam's trick sets them apart. Amina leaves the village with her child. Imran, a school teacher, finds them in train and shelter them in his house. He takes them to Rahman's house but again Salam's trick make them left the house. The child Ratan grows up as a son of Imran until he finds his real father.

The desire of a 7 year old boy to be a member in a Chinese opera, his hard life at school and acceptance of his society.

In an opulent study decorated with big game trophies, a zebra head hangs prominently. Mauricio attempts to explain the poor creature's untimely death to his little sister, 'Some animals are so fierce, so attached to their way of being that they would rather die than be domesticated...but there are others, like horses or ponies, that you give them a sugar cube... and they'll sell you their soul.' Behind them Manuela, a beautiful and privileged 22-year-old girl, is distressed by this observation. Circumstances force her to decide; is she a pony or a zebra? Las Malas Lenguas is a Colombian film that embodies the cultural zeitgeist of the country itself; it offers unprecedented access into the world of Colombia's elite, and Manuela's journey offers a glimpse of the maddening atmosphere created when modernity and wealth coexist with third world problems and sensibilities.