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In the early 1900s, a down-and-out French nobleman gets involved in romantic matchmaking that backfires in his favor.

after the love story in first part Omar and Salma hade cute girls and Omar start to lose his love for salma

The tale of a family that believes the season of gratitude isn't complete unless you surprise your family with something positive and unique.

A meticulous clerk for a bookstore that has just been shuttered suddenly finds herself taking care of her cousin's witty 11-year-old daughter.

In the half-light of a stately old house, Samuel Davila and his grandfather Paul, once a revered writer, create schemes to repel the latest in a long line of psychologists who is coming to try to cure Samuel of his severe agoraphobia: some delicious biscuits with added spice, and a refreshing glass of water with added laxative. Samuel's older sister Marina has been looking after them for three years following the deaths of her and Samuel's parents, which was almost certainly the cause of Samuel's agoraphobia. The latest psychologist is Gabriel, a happy person because he knows nothing better in life. Only once he had a girlfriend; she left him to marry a whale psychologist but she now calls Gabriel every night to ask for his advice about her marriage. Gabriel considers this part of his nightly routine. He has become accustomed to living his life with the assumption that true happiness is for others, not for him. But sometimes happiness can catch you by surprise--and without Gabriel knowing it, it could even come from one of his patients.

An old man in dressing gown and slippers is abandoned by his family on an area of highway while on vacation. He later finds himself in a hospital where a nurse, Gégène, calls him Mischka.