Laguna Heat

John Koch's second feature and follow up to "Je ne sais quoi" (2008), "The Seducer" (2009) is an adaptation and present-day re-imagination of Fyodor Dostoevsky's 1848 short story "White Nights." Through this tragic tale of love and loss the questions and consequences of seduction are explored. 163 years after the story's original publication, the fundamental conflict between masculine and feminine energies within it remains universal and as relevant as ever in contemporary life. A lonely, wandering dreamer on his nightly patrol of empty streets happens upon a young woman, Sophia, who is waiting by the river for her long-absent lover to make his promised return. Sophia and the Dreamer form a fast friendship, as they proceed to meet on four consecutive nights, each night awaiting the appearance of the mysterious seductive man. As the two become closer and patience begins to wear thin, the situation becomes tense for all involved. It is a love triangle with desire moving in all the wrong directions. Will she persevere for the man she really wants? Will he ever return?

Smalltown runaway teen Hattie Lou is hired as maid for the Van Gore family, bound for the South Seas on their yacht. On board she falls for the son Spencer, who "marries" her in a mock wedding. A baby and hard times result from the union.

In remote village a young girl marries a solider from another village even before they could get to know each other the husband is called back in the army where he looses his life in a war.The women is the considered unlucky by the villagers and is disowned by her in laws and parents .But when government announces compensation to her dead husband things change around her.The village heads want to get political attention by showing sympathy to the solider but nobody is thinking about his widow.Chaos (Dhudgus) arrive in village when the politician announces 25 Lakh reward and piece of land for the Solider's widow.

Glen's released from prison with expectations from Doo Breezy, with no success. Instead, he and childhood friend Staria take the streets by storm as friend Tee is murdered during a lucrative robbery. After Glenn's assassination attempt, he decides to master the game, which leads to disloyalty and bloodshed.

Alex (Jane Oineza), when she DTR-ed, learns that Carlo (JC Santos) is not yet ready to be in a relationship. She must then ask herself if love can still survive even without commitments.

Ron (Brice McMillon) is a rapper who becomes the victim of flimflam thanks to his record label's duplicitous CEO (Maleik Ramsey). The rat refuses to fork over $1 million in bank royalties for it seems he funneled the cash into drug deals with the Russian mob. So, Ron joins forces with his brother, a narc and the DEA to set up the mogul. But when the deal finally goes down, Ron finds himself on the business end of a pistol.