Nakshi Kantha

After the suicide of his terminally ill father, Erik inherits his apartment in Gelsenkirchen. In a state of loneliness and confusion he decides to take in roommates: Carla and Nicoleta. Together they develop a critical theory of society, which gradually turns out to be a castle in the air, as does the supposed friendship between the three.

In 1866, the Habsburg Monarchy fights against the Italians and the Prussians. In this situation, General Klapka, who had emigrated to England, organized a Hungarian legion with the help of the Prussians, and set off for Hungary with an enthusiastic team fueled by the ideals of the struggle for freedom. He and his supporters are convinced that the time has come to continue the war of liberation. However, the Hungarian people are already waiting for a compromise with the Austrians.

Du-jin the sailor meets Eun-ju, the fish market girl who sells more than fish, at a bar. She escapes from Heuksan Island when he stows her away. The two get married on the ship and find marital bliss. But Madam Maigori has sent word so when they dock in Mokpo, Eun-ju is caught and sent to another island. She's shifted from one island to the next until settling on Younpyung Island. While her husband searches for her the island is overrun by boats, and there's more sailors than women. Eun-ju has to fill in and finds Eun-ju when she's sent to service a room. Ashamed, she runs off, and Du-jin follows. Will Du-jin be able to pay off hers debts? Will their marriage be broken apart?

The parish priest in Vejlby is being sentenced and executed for the murder of his farmer, Niels Bruus. The chief of the army must acknowledge the evidence and judge him, even though he had actually been married to the daughter of the parish priest Mette.

A mother who has spent eight tough years caring for her seriously ill child is tempted by the idea of euthanasia.

A young Japanese woman comes to New York City, a complete stranger, and embarks on a mysterious journey through her memory and the anonymous city. Swept up in the rhythms of the foreign city she discovers that she can go through life without ever uttering a word.