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Silvia, a singer and dancer, is a member of an overworked company that puts on shows in a theme park. She welcomes the advances of a young musician called Roberto but one day, following an accident, Silvia meets a certain Massimi, an understanding sort who, upon hearing her sing, convinces her to swap the theme park for an elegant night club. Massimi's advances aren't without motive, he has various criminal schemes in mind and Silvia will help him, without knowing it, put them in motion. The young woman attracts the attention of one of the regulars, the rich businessman Ferrari, who falls head over heels in love with her. On Massimi's instructions she invites him to spend an evening at the theme park but, after having left her, he is attacked, robbed and wounded by Massimi's henchmen. The next day Silvia is arrested by the police who believe she may have played a part in it. Released following Roberto's intervention, she turns to Massimi who coldly sends her away. Alone, Massimi is robbed and killed by a past lover. Silvia is arrested again and accused of his murder but Roberto, working with the police, manages to prove her innocence. After much suffering the two youths are finally reunited.

Maja has devoted her entire life to acting, but she does not believe in her abilities. Therefore, after graduating from acting, he plans to apply for marketing and management. Everything changes when a new director crosses Maja's path.

In a time uncertainty times, Luisa and Juan Bautista feed their love, but the war separates them and she ends in prison. They must struggle to be together again and stay true to their love and ideals.

A historical drama about the Communist leader Sergey Lazo.

When their mother dies, a brother and sister are left orphaned. Having sold all their possessions to settle debts they also become homeless and destitute. They set out to find a better life, away from their painful memories. Taking shelter in a remote temple, they encounter an ascetic holy man who allows them to stay there. With the spiritual help of the ascetic and the monetary assistance of an unhappy dancer, the boy's indomitable spirit and indefatigable energy enable the pair to overcome a series of setbacks including the loss of the girl's sight and the sickness of her fiancé. Such is the example set by the boy that both the dancer and the ascetic feel their lives have been enriched by knowing him.

The struggle of Selma trying to find her child.