Rihlet Azab

Hattie Walker and her son Draven move to a new town. The town has eyes on the newcomers. At the reins of the town is the reverend Wrathbone. Have you heard his name?

The aftermath of drunken costume party leaves an arrogant man condemned to fear and despair as he awakes locked in an empty room wearing a straight jacket.

Three kids have an idea on how to revolutionize their town; It was the summer everyone quit complaining about the price of gasoline. It was the summer people started locking their doors. Life? It couldn't be better. Welcome to Paradyse.

A rich, a thief, and a young priest, are mysteriously trapped in the room between the garage and the elevator. Without any exit and without really knowing if anyone knows that they are there, and not even if they are to be rescued, they decide to speak and to know. As time passes, no one rescues them and the air stops, they talk about themselves, demonstrating the true nature of the human being in his last moments.

Anne is a woman searching for the 'perfect' man only she doesn't realize that there is no such thing as the 'perfect' man.

A long time ago, dozens of prostitutes were murdered in the deep countryside. Even today, the inhabitants sometimes hear the cruel laments of the tortured - but it is especially foreigners, passing through the region, who would have the most to fear - Broadcast on TV at the end of 2009 and published on DVD in March 2010, MONOROI is a horrific drama that does not play in the category of many DTVs that abound (pollute?) In Japan. Far from being broke, MONOROI even allows the presence of some actors known in the casting.