Tayta Shanti

Is all fair when love becomes war? "Promises are like pie crusts: Made to be broken." In the 1930s Stalin put Lenin's words into action with his infamous "purges," bringing horrors to the people of Mongolia - a geographically unified nation that he broke up with the shattering fist of political force. In the midst of a Mongolian Buryat village Sendem is a young woman who has the curse of great beauty during this time of violent upheaval. Markhaa is the former villager who now returns to his hometown as a government spy. Although Sendem is already engaged to another, Markhaa is determined to use the power of his government authority to crush a village in order to take by force what he cannot win by love: the heart of Sendem. A tender blossom snapped from a tree and crushed underfoot, Sendem focuses her hope on the symbol of a hand-carved necklace once given to her by her fiancé ... and in a treasure more precious than a shimmering pearl, that she leaves behind in the shelter of a dark Mongolian forest.

A brother is distraught when his sister faces problems in her marital life and returns home. However, things take a turn when he strives hard to resolve all the issues.

As a man deals with the recent loss of his wife, he learns that his daughter has developed inappropriate feelings for him.

Beneath the emerald coast of southern Mexico, where sunlight bathes the coastal compound in a warm embrace, a family grapples with the void left by their departed patriarch.

Faced with the death of his family (except his father), a boy grows into a vagrant man under his hateful stepmother. Will the love of Shampoo---his girlfriend---open him up to the possibilities of the world?

A story of a thief who is trying to murder a female artist who helps police by drawing his face.