Hufflepuff Boyz

A group of wannabe teen filmmakers team up to shoot a gritty, London-set Romeo and Juliet-style movie about their lives, to win £10,000 in a filmmaking challenge set by an award-winning director.

Aimilios, disappointed by his exhausting life in Athens, where he works in an advertising agency, returns to his village to find peace. His own people, however, treat him with hostility, considering him a prodigal and never-do-well. A youthful romance, however, is rekindled, since Louiza, his first love, still carries a flame for him. Their decision to marry brings him, by degrees, to the tragic revelation that Louiza is his sister.

With a special natural instinct of "absolute taste", the genius girl Sakiko was trained by her father in their family sushi bar. Until she ran away with her boyfriend one day.

Ata and Masoumeh are living in a rented house. Their lease time is over and they can not pay the rent added. But they like to stay and live in this house...

Margaret has always been a little... particular. But since being jilted by her fiance, her obsessive-compulsive behaviors are in overdrive. The last thing she needs is company. Showing up on her doorstep unannounced, Margaret's nomadic older sister Josephine (with ten-year-old daughter Hannah in tow) is initially an unwanted jolt to her carefully regulated life. But their playfulness eventually wins her over and she begins to loosen her neurotic control on life. However, when Margaret discovers the real reason for her sister's visit, she's forced to confront the betrayal... and the long suppressed grief at the root of her fastidious behaviors.

People over 70 years old can travel free of charge on public transport. Our heroes consider the train compartment not only as their "accommodation", but also as a place of social intercourse.