Right to Believe

Three Puerto Rican brothers retreat to a town in New York following their father's death during a bank robbery. There they are hired by an elderly Irishwoman to renovate her house so she can throw one last house party.

Happily married Mo Xiao-yu is visited by A Ming, a yearning ghost who tells her the tale of his tragic love story with beautiful A Jiu.

Jonathan Haker travels to Transylvania to seal a business deal with the mysterious Count Dracula.

FREEDOM IS MY BIRTH RIGHT shouted one of the glorious sons of the motherland and he would not rest until he cut all the shackles of bondage. This was the spirit which inspired our hero who belonged to the masses.........FREEDOM IS MY BIRTH RIGHT shouted one of the glorious sons of the motherland and he would not rest until he cut all the shackles of bondage. This was the spirit which inspired our hero who belonged to the masses. Rocky, the last unsung patriot in the Gomes family which was well known for its tradition of having sacrificed everything for the cause of liberation of Goa, was unlike his ancestors because his grandmother, the only surviver of the family had very cautiously kept away Rocky from the influence of politics and revolutionary movement. But he was born to be the liberator of Goa and all circumstances worked up to provide him a field so that he could become immortal. The happy go lucky Rocky turned into a maniac when his love was frustrated with the death of his beloved Maria who fell a victim to Portuguese atrocities. Rocky avenged her death by killing Portuguese tyrants. Then by force of circumstances, Rocky was dragged into the revolutionary movement and he identified himself with the ideal of his country's freedom. Thus the found an opportunity and an altar to pour out all his suppressed attachment and love for his country providing his people a life of honor and grace. His sacrifices kindled a fire of freedom in each hear which was enough to burn down the malicious designs of those who do not honor the people right to be free to govern themselves.

A suburban housewife's feeling that her life is standing still causes her to divorce her husband. This causes tension with her daughter, who bitterly resents her walking out on the family, and her mother, whose own beliefs about marriage and family are jolted by her daughter's divorce.

Upon arriving Israel on her first foreign assignment, American photojournalist Faye Milano is greeted by David, an Israeli officer and writer who's also the nephew of Jerusalem's mayor.