Sans un cri

Jose Andres Galicia (Perry Dizon), an art critic, historian, and professor, loses his memory as a result of chronic alcoholism. To retrieve his memories, he visits his cousin Christine (Dolly de Leon), in a mountain village in Mindanao. He starts dreaming of a woman named Salome from a catalogue of an exhibition he is curating to commemorate the 500th year of Magellan's arrival in the Philippines. Salome appears as a housemaid in Christine's house who returns to the nearby forest at night. When a local historian Fabian solicits the help of Andres to stop the desecration of a site dedicated to a Spanish colonial-era priestess named Salome, the real identity of the mysterious woman begins to unravel.

22 year old Bai arrives in a small town of Taiwan to pursue a Masters degree in music. She is quickly involved in a weird relationship with her teacher, Lee, which slowly turns into a dominated dependence. One night, Bai's friend, Mu-hung, a young innocent student tells her his feeling and tries to kiss her. That same night Bai tries to commit suicide. A diagnosis of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder makes Wang, a teacher of the University, decide to help Bai. Wang's old friend Fang, a notorious shyster, steps in. While the entire University takes the side of Lee, Pai herself is confused and not sure if Lee did something wrong. But Wang and Fang decide to get justice for her.

Two childhood sweethearts return to the rural nowhere of their haunted youth to rebuild their lives before they lose their child forever.

Following a sudden loss, Cal Melbourne, a young father forced to grow up fast on Iowa's farmlands, must choose between salvaging his family's legacy or pursuing an unknown future for himself and his son.

Camille has disappeared. Was it murder, suicide or did she run away? Two investigations have been launched, one by the police captain and the other one by her best friend Marion. The testimonies of those who knew Camille are conflicting, painting a contrasting picture of this married woman and mother of two young girls. Marion is also Raphaël's sister, Camille's husband. As she helps her disoriented brother, she slowly realizes that she has been blind to many details. What has she overlooked all these years? What truth will she have to face now? As the case unfolds, Camille's life reveals an insidious mechanism of psychological manipulation in her marriage.