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Beautiful Dunja is bored to death at the post office of her father, far in the depths of Russia. When the dubious officer Minski arrives, she's fascinated by his stories about life in St. Petersburg and easily can be persuaded to accompany him there. Minski promises her father to marry her later. In truth he's soon tired of her and throws her out; she's passed around among the officers of the czar like a prostitute. When her father gets word of it, he wants to take revenge.

At a company conference the black sheep and scapegoat of the firm confronts the boss. A cool-headed colleague tries to prevent the conflict from exploding. The meeting is interrupted, and the crisis accelerates. Will the stubborn fellow stay in his job - will he ever learn?

A little Chinese girl comes into the life of a well-to-do lawyer.

A young couple struggling against poverty must keep their marriage a secret in order for the husband to keep his job, as his boss doesn't like to hire married men.

As she enters her junior year of college, aspiring poet Sophie (Christine Ryndak) embarks on a journey of self-discovery amidst a sexual identity crisis. Fear and insecurity eventually get the best of her, and Sophie loses her moral compass, damaging her relationships with her boyfriend Jimmy (Vincent Piazza) and best friend Kiera (Leah Yananton), as well as her poetry professor Slateman (Fredric Lehne) and his enigmatic wife Jacqueline (Mira Furlan). Before she can find redemption and move into the next phase of her life, Sophie must journey through her own experience of Dante's Inferno and take responsibility for her behavior.