From Japan to Egypt

Ariane Ostler manages a dairy farm in the mountains of Bavaria.Her former lover Georg visits her to live again a new love.Bernhard Maywald is a income tax inspector send to Reichertsbrunn.

Diya aur Toofan tells the story of a tourist who travels to Muree named Akbar {Ejaz Durrani} and who's also a painter. He falls in love with the daughter, Sabrah {Naghma} of the man he's living with as a paying guest. Akbar convinces his mother that he wants to marry Sabrah and her only and the mother finally agree's. But on the day of the wedding Akbar meets with an accident and they don't manage to consummate their marriage but she is thrown out of her in laws when they find out she is pregnant. Sabrah leaves home and is saved by Nawab Sahib {Agha Talish} when she's nearly hit by a car. He takes Sabrah home and treats her as his daughter. Sabrah gives birth to a girl Salma {Rani}. Salma is saved from a poisonous snake by no other than Akbar who she doesn't know is her father.

Asal and Zoe are best friends and spend their last summer together before their lives begin in earnest. Asal wants nothing more than to have a boyfriend and Zoe dreams of becoming a make-up artist. An inspiring coming of age story.

Alex, Carrie and Andy, a group of middle of the road, Hollywood wannabes, spend their time waiting for their number to come up in a town that's full of rejection. While Carrie is trying to get a record deal through intimate relations and Andy endures humiliating auditions on his way to being a mega star, It's the new comer, Alex, who tries to make sense out of this place by writing his first screenplay. Shot half on mini DV and half on 35mm, the characters constantly move from their reality at home in mini DV to the surreal Hollywood realm in 35mm.

The film revolves around the life of a married couple, where the wife works in the field of teaching, and the husband works in a bank. Due to the husband's strict treatment and the enforcement of his opinions, the wife decided to file a divorce case against him.