Nugget Is Dead: A Christmas Story

A 600 years old marriage document causes an emotional bond between two neighbors making the two kids of them to plot to find a way for connecting their parents with each other.

Paula can't stand it when her husband Kurt always calls her "Moppelchen". Especially not because Paula has slimmed down a lot lately and is almost the same size as she was 20 years ago. Unfortunately, the busy real estate agent Kurt has no eye for it. The surprising news of the death of her sister, with whom she had fallen out, suddenly pulls Paula out of the gray everyday life of the marriage. At the funeral, Paula learns that Barbara has left behind a daughter who is the same age as Paula's and Kurt's son Daniel. Her name is Maggie and impresses Paula and Daniel with their plan to renovate Paula's parents' house, the run-down inn "Zum Schwan". Little does Paula suspect that Kurt has had a secret relationship with the young fitness trainer Verena for a long time. The "Zum Schwan" inn, located on a picturesque lake, would be the ideal property for Kurt and Verena to do a profitable business with a hotel chain. But Paula's commitment to help Maggie renovate the inn threatens to thwart Kurt and Verena's plans. When the devious plan threatens to fail, Kurt uses a nasty trick.

A petty criminal in post , just out of jail, is trying to find work. In order to get a job he needs to have a passport, which in turn he can't get without having a job first. When he finds an officer's overcoat for sale in a pawn shop, he decides to impersonate an officer and get his passport that way.

The story of Colt Reed, a clever teenager with everything to lose, on a mission to save himself and his freshly-fired mother, Jackie, from eviction by working odd jobs for their affluent neighbors. Using a stolen lawnmower and whatever his body can offer, Colt finds his pocket growing deeper as he services the unmet needs of his female clientele. In this small New England town, Colt risks more than just his home when he falls for Gina, wife of Dustin - the man who fired Jackie - and sets his sights on revenge.

Given a choice between traveling to South America as an emissary for his father's ammunition company and foregoing his weekly allowance, Billy Drake heeds his father's warnings and buys an ocean liner ticket. Before leaving, however, the movie-struck Billy spots a beautiful woman standing in front of a theater and imagines that she is a film star. To his delight, he finds the woman on board his ship, as well as Count Von Nuttenburg, a political troublemaker, who has stolen a movie camera, thinking that it is a new brand of machine gun. Von Nuttenburg shows the camera to Billy, who concludes that the count is a director and the ship is a set for a movie melodrama. When the boat lands at a port torn by revolution, Billy insists that the guns and soldiers are part of the show. Not until he and the girl are seized by the rebels and threatened with death, does he admit his error. By a clever ruse, he escapes from his captors and with the help of Federal troops, defeats the count and wins the heart of his pretty shipmate.

The once bustling city of creative energy is now as dry as its lake bed. Dancers and singers, artists and outlaws, fortune tellers and potion makers. The reluctant inhabitants now serve the singular intent of a maniacal woman. The story begins when the full moon is stolen from the sky. The power hungry Francesca (Nicole Disson) wishes to transfer the moon's essence to herself. But when a new kid, Abe, (Morgan Krantz) wanders into the bohemian town of Echo Park, plans go astray. Francesca and the young, reclusive writer Mike (Spring Ferrara) fall in love with Abe, leading everyone further into the bizarre world of Mirror and Missal.