It Was in May

As a capacity crowd holds their breath, sophomore sensation DELROY LINKS falls dead during the biggest game of his career. Simultaneously, Delroy's death effectively ends the career of brand-named college basketball coaching legend, PHIL NEVERS. Rumors allege Nevers chose to withhold reports of Links condition in an effort to secure the conference championship. Two years later, and after a five-year hiatus from competitive athletics, MT. CHRISTOPHER UNIVERSITY reinstates their athletic program. And like most universities looking to jumpstart a newly awakened sports program, they need an influential personality to not only secure a winning team, but to validate the existence of that program. In the case of Mt. Christopher, among the names mentioned as possible head basketball coach is former University of South Alabama head coach, Phil Nevers. Meanwhile, the severe racial restraints of the south challenges a budding friendship between, DREESE WILLIAMS, a humble yet driven young African American basketball player, from the obscure little town of Pelican, Louisiana. And a troubled white teen named MATTHEW SATLER, who is sent to Louisiana to live with his father, after he proves too much to handle for his mother in Montana. These two kids are unwillingly thrown into an unfortunate way of life, and find themselves battling the only thing they can truly count on, each other. As the Saints of Mt. Christopher approach their first season in five years, the journeys of three individuals will end at one destination.....

On 16 June 1960 in Mueda, Mozambique, the Portuguese army executed six hundred inhabitants on the orders of the Portuguese governor. Since the country's independence, Mueda's residents relive this event each year in a theatrical re-enactment, playing the roles of the assassins, victims and spectators. This film sets a historical landmark in the cinematic memory of decolonization and the Mozambican people's grieving process.

The story of the film begins with the murder of a new born baby girl from Mangala Seheriya(Kallu Majumdaar's Wife) by the Parvati Seheriya(Kallu's mother) of the family supported by the villagers and the (Kallu) Father of the baby girl in the name of Goddess i.e. Devi mata. In the urge of getting a male child, Kallu tried again with Mangala and they had twins - a boy (Raghu) and a Girl (Bhumi). Because of birth of Raghu, Parvati didn't give much importance to kill Bhumi as she is happy to get a male child. Everything is going fine till the day when Raghu died and from that day the sufferings of Bhumi started. As the time passes, Parvati died at her old age and Kallu became physiologically ill. The village started suffers from the drought. Now Kallu become a big problem for the Mangala and Bhumi. He beat them and drinks allot and also he didn't work anymore. When they have nothing to eat, Mangala and Bhumi started working at a distance school and earn their living. Bhumi got chance to study at that school and Mangala supported her allot. One day, Kallu wants to sell Bhumi in the hand of few people for money but Mangala saved her and helped her to run away somewhere far and study allot, live her life. This action results into the death of Mangala been killed by Kallu. Kallu sells the field for money to his neighbor and then died drinking poisonous liquor. Bhumi gets success in her life. She struggled allot and got a good job in the bank. One day she is coming back to the village to meet her mother and she kept knocking the door. But no one answers.

Five-year-old Sara has a very special gift. She can fly. When her mother discovers this she promptly takes Sara to the hospital. The doctors poke, prod and probe as doctors invariably do, and it's no fun at all for young Sara. No one understands her. The thing is that she can only fly when she's so happy that it tingles in her tummy.

A Greek immigrant family in France returns to Greece to settle permanently. While travelling by train, the mother disappears. The perplexed father and son search for her along the train tracks. What has happened to Penelope?