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Shot to resemble a personal diary film, and starring Shelly Silver herself as the fictional filmmaker heroine, "Suicide" is edgy, dark and funny; an audacious act of flirting with the suggestive autobiographical and autofiction genres.

Clémence, a young woman in her twenties, finds a part-time job as a medical comforter in a rehabilitation center. Having become the children's favorite clown, she tries to stage a year-end show with the participation of the young patients.

A magical rose helps an ugly duckling live up her romantic fantasies a Filipino fantasy/horror anthology of 3 episodes.

The story tells of an express bus company where the employees consist of men and women. Hairani wanted to go to the same destination as the bus driven by Pie and Maidin, so he was invited to board their bus. Since Hairani had nowhere to go, Maidin took her to spend the night at the house of the female driver and conductor who lived in a rented house. Surprised to be accepted to work as a conductor in the bus company. His life began as a bus driver and conductor.

Luke and Brie are on a first date, but the hazards of this term, and the incessant need for casualness keep their evening ebbing and flowing between flirtations and misunderstandings.

Nenette Bisson, who dances in her father's French restaurant in New York, takes a joy ride with "Kink" Colby in a stolen car, and is shot in the shoulder by a pursuing policeman. The driver leaves her at the hospital of David Kendall, with whom she falls in love, but he, believing French women to be frivolous, does not return her affections. Nenette's parents turn her out when they learn of her trouble with the police, after which she becomes a success on the stage. David serves overseas for two years during World War I and there learns to appreciate the valiance of French women. On his return, he proclaims his love for Nenette and helps her achieve a reconciliation with her parents.