Prakasit Kammathep

In 1940s Calabria a man unjustly accused of murder flees to the countryside and becomes an agrarian revolutionary and a bandit.A little boy grows up admiring him.

Ulises is robbed in the subway. Losing his wallet becomes a personal tragedy. Elvira has also suffered a terrible loss, too. A random encounter will join them and new hope will arise in them, until Ulises finds the one who stole from him.

A story of a woman who has rebuilt herself by turning pain into power. Devi, a graceful, calm, innocent woman was dragged to misery by few drunk men amidst the joyous occasion of Durgapuja. Her family status, financial condition, siblings, and lack of confidence in the law system forced her to keep mum about her sufferings. Devi was brave enough to explore the darkness and discover the infinite power of light. She did not wait for the storm to pass, she learned how to dance in the rain. After every possible suffering she could have, she decided to punish the culprits on her own. She believed that bravery is the audacity to be unhindered by failures and to walk with freedom, strength, and hope, in the face of things unknown. This might be a crime to society but to her, it was holy/sanctified.

Kazumi handles her second husband's emotional conflicts with the wisdom of an adult. Kazumi's younger and more inexperienced husband Hideo is continually suspicious of her fidelity.