Grassfire

Veronica have finally start controlling her blood lust and got a happy life with her new girlfriend, but one day she gets into a car accident and believes the hunter from her past have come back to finish what he started. She can not stop him without risking losing her craziness for blood.

A story about Halim Munan. Ever since he was younger, people keep teasing him and calling him as Halimunan. Until one day, Halim is being accuse of snooping Suryati. All the villages beats him and this has cause him to fled in anger. Halim sworn that he would prove that he is innocent. Halim went to see Wak Mali and ask him to make him invisible. Wak Mali tell Halim to steal a dead women who dies on Friday night shroud's. Halim went and do as told. This has caused a ghost to appear and caused chaos. Without Halim realize this, he actually have turn into invisible. So, here begin his quest to prove his innocent. Will Halim succeed in his quest? What happen to the ghost? All of this will be reveal in 'HALIMUNAN' which mean invisible.

After Tommy Breen, a virtuoso violinist, loses his factory job because the employees have extended their lunch hour listening to him, June Norton, a cigarette girl who lives in the same boardinghouse as Tommy, sympathizes with him and becomes the inspiration for his song, "When You Smile with Your Eyes in Mine." Song publisher Simon Berg signs Tommy, and after the song becomes a great success, Tommy forgets June as he surrounds himself with Broadway lowlife, spends extravagantly, and becomes infatuated with Mona Merwin, a musical comedy performer. When Berg tells Tommy to write a song about home, Tommy, never having had one, fails. After June asks Berg to help her save Tommy from himself, he decreases Tommy's royalty checks. Tommy's Broadway friends desert him when the checks stop coming, and Tommy becomes destitute until Berg sends him to a country cottage he has purchased in Flatbush, where Tommy finds June waiting to marry him. Now inspired, Tommy writes a hit song about home.

Artist Alexander Dronov, whom everyone calls Shura, in his fifties, it would seem, did not achieve anything that would bring him happiness.

Nine people living as a joint family in a house has amongst them varied characters with weird idiosyncrasies. A thief and orphan, Baalu, enters the house and uses this to his advantage playing one family member against another. He then realizes that he is the son of Somu, the patriarch of the house, and then sets to reunite the family only to the thrown out by all of them in the end.