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Lulwa and her three sons try to overcome the living conditions by undertaking several projects, but these projects always end in failure.

Prakaidao (Dao) is a modern, independent career woman and a confirmed bachelorette looking to have a child through in vitro fertilization and without getting married. Chai Jan is both rich and attractive, but is also very focused on his career. He is a perfectionist and has impossibly high standards for a future wife, which is why he still remains single at 35. Dao starts searching for the best biological father for her child and finds that Chai Jan meets her exacting standards. She decides to become friends with him in order to verify his viability, but luck isn't on her side and through a series of unfortunate incidences he sees her as a troublesome woman and distrusts her. Will she manage to achieve her goal of having a child with Chai Jan without the entanglements of a relationship?

Kak Marr (Che Ta), a former makeup artist who is beautiful, glamorous and famous in her field. But after getting older, Kak Marr decided to retire and return to his village. In the village, Kak Marr opened a food stall that was popular and famous for its Mee Udang. Kak Marr's beauty also makes a widower named Zolkifli (Redza Rosli) fall in love but often misses the opportunity to express his feelings to Kak Marr. Kak Marr also sells beauty products and many villagers, especially wives and girls, flock to her shop to become beautiful and stylish like Kak Marr.

After a train ride, father and daughter Kyoichiro and Koume mysteriously swap bodies and pretend to live each other's lives at school and work.

Due to the Covid-19 pandemic, the Guerilla Shakespeare Festival 2020 was transformed in "Lockdown Guerilla Shakespeare Festival" and featured via web. Actors from all over the world were invited to submit monologues from Shakespeare's plays shot as self-tapes, and four complete plays were performed and recorded by video conference.