How Does It End?

Sarath, employed by Gunadasa, elopes with Kusum, leading a difficult life in a shanty hut. Kusum starts an affair with Tennyson, but a mistake causes death.

Antonio has two wishes he would like to see come true--having friends and seeing the sea. The friendship part was hard for him because of the bullying, but he managed and with their help he was also able to fulfill his second wish.

Through his whole life he is fighting the twisted world he lives in. In the end, in a moment of enlightenment, he realizes: "It cannot be done, someone decided he wanted to die. Path must be passed. Faith to be gathered. Life to be lived!"

In the summer of 1957, during the Algerian war, the Senegalese sub-lieutenant Souleymane Fall discovers among the bushes a young girl, Fatima, stunned, her eyes bulging with fear. He rapes her. This misfortune gives birth to a son with very black skin. A few years later, in Senegal, Souleyman's father, a practicing Muslim, demands that his son find and marry Fatima, "his sister in Islam".

Alan Kennebeck, a Milwaukee bank official, arrives in Stockholm to verify a loan to a factory official. At the same time, Mr Kennebeck, who is married, drifts into a tender affair with the official's sister-in-law Anita.

A struggling couple finally find hope after an unprecedented event forces Bimpe to return home with an offer letter for her husband.