Girls on Trampolines

Turning thirty is an age when we mistakenly believe we are somewhat prepared, even if we haven't perfectly figured out life, love, or finding ourselves. While navigating the confines of this illusion, we meet people, form relationships, experience various emotions, learn about life and finally become an adult. Through the protagonist Seo-eun, the drama "Thirty" depicts how we reflect upon ourselves, overcome unexpected obstacles in life, and grow through relationships. The story features sensory visuals and contemplative narration.

Sanya lives in Bryansk. He is on the threshold of his thirtieth birthday. Married, works as a freight forwarder in a trading network, brings up a son. Most recently, Sanya paid off the mortgage for an apartment and became a typical positive person. But in his youth, Sanya lived in a completely different way: fights at local discos, showdowns on the streets. All this in the company of the authoritative older brother Pasha, whose fists have not healed since childhood. Over the years, Pasha has not changed, and at the age of 30 he plans to participate in "bare fists". Having met after a long separation, the brothers drank too much and got into an accident: through their fault, several new cars were broken in a car dealership. At one point, Sanya got a huge debt, lost his job and his wife. And the older brother broke his arm. Now Sanya is forced to act instead of his brother in fights without rules in order to earn money to pay off his debt and return his family.

Yoyo Therapy is a 8-part story that presents the daily life of Matisse : a 18-yo french gay student. He wakes up alongside Lucas : are they friends, lovers or one-night companions? Through 8 original stories , Matisse will experience the questions, doubts, and crises of his close circle of friends.

A romantic comedy about a doctor and a bodyguard who fall in love with a young country-girl, who has moved to Seoul, Korea in search of her parents. However, many secrets complicate matters.

Oskar is a goldfish and the unoffical lanlord of a flat in Rome. His human room mates are ever changing and they keep trying to fix Oskar up with some female companionship but Oskar kills any female fish put in his bowl. Perhaps he's as gay as his room mates?