Monika

Theo is a regular guy, who is about to get married to Elsa, a woman who only cares about how great the wedding should be. She has no idea about the troubles Theo is into. One week before the wedding date, he loses his job, gets involved into a car accident and eventually gets injured while playing soccer. Soccer was always his dream and the only thing that takes him away of his everyday trouble. The coach of the amateur league's team delivers the bad news to Theo, that he can no longer be part of the team for the rest of the season. That was a hobby and an extra income for Theo. On top of all that, his ex-girlfriend finds out that he is getting married. She keeps calling him and sends him countless text messages. She is desperate to see him for one last time before he gets married to the other woman. Theo finally agrees to meet her. They arrange the meeting in a small cafe, where the girl starts begging him to come back to her and eventually starts crying. The moment is very embarrassing for Theo and he decides to take her back to his apartment. Most of the furniture and his stuff are already moved, cause Theo is going to move in with his future wife. The only thing left is the bed, and that is where they end up together. The girl wakes up in the middle of the night and prepares a sort of ritual in the empty living room with all the candles she can find and wears something that looks like a small wedding dress. Theo wakes up and finds her trying to cut her wrists and commit suicide. The situation becomes even scarier, when Theo realizes that he can no longer control himself, after all the things he is been through.

Bola Ogun (Susan Wokoma) is a dedicated counselor, who facilitates reconciliation sessions between convicts and the victims of their crimes. When her own daughter goes missing, her belief in forgiveness is tested.

Is human life ruled by fate? Are the joys and sorrows of life defined by destiny? Or is it human tendency to attribute the mysteries of life to some unknown element? And where does this leave room for science? Is there always a conflict between science and faith? The story of Shekhar and Sangeeta deals with the same problem. Shekhar, an engineer, wishes to marry his beloved Sangeeta who is a doctor. However, the moment he broaches the subject of marriage, his family is prompt to turn it down. At the root of their opposition is a fear arising from a myth associated with the family. The educated couple decides not to give credence to their misgivings and tie the knot. But soon after begins the drama bringing to the surface the same ancient question- science or faith?

When artist Freddy hears about the worries of his parents' circus Baldoni, he immediately returns home. There he learns that half-brother Raoul has forcibly appropriated the plans for a new, sensational trapeze number.

Defence attorney Donna Erickson represents a middle-aged woman whose DNA has matched her to a murder committed several years before. But is she really guilty?

A family deals with the death of the patriarch of the family, but his death brings two brothers back together, which causes the entire family to deal with all of the skeletons of the past.