The Aquatic Effect

After their big hit "Live is Life", "Rocco and die Herz Pacmacher" savored their fame with countless appearances. But even if you feel younger with your music, you haven't become. After the weakness of a band member, the group, especially Degenhardt and Sissy, decide to end the tour. Rocco takes note of the heavy heart. And so you return to the senior citizens' residence where Rocco's Flamme Marina is now the home manager. The gentle Marina has stopped the hard tour of her predecessor Mrs. Glck, but now the pendulum is swinging violently in the other direction. The old people are treated like small children. You tinker with each other, you play "funny" board games, you understand everything and everyone. But they are not treated like responsible adults. Revolutionaries like Degenhart and Sissy see no future here. "Heaven should wait" she always says after a song she picked up on the radio. They want to live self-sufficiently and be treated with respect. You spin the idea of a place for old people, where everyone still has something to contribute and where their brains won't rust. When they find out that the home is about to be sold, Degenhart has an idea. The residents should buy the shop and then design it as they see fit. The spontaneous cheers ebb when they find out what the property is supposed to cost. Such a setback cannot discourage a Degenhart Schagowetz. The "pacemakers" must have made massive amounts of money with their CDs and gigs. Where is that actually? The way to Rocco ends in disillusion. The banking crisis has ruined his investment strategy. There is nothing left. He also has stress with Marina. The relationship has been in crisis since she took over the management of the home. He's afraid of getting caught between the two fronts. Degenhard has an idea. The "pacemakers" have to be among the people again. I would have laughed if they couldn't manage another hit that solves all of their problems. Sissy and her new friends at the nursing home enthusiastically agree. Rocco thinks the idea is crazy. But now it is Marina who realizes her mistakes and carries Rocco away again to a big performance by "Rocco and the Pacemakers" with her new hit "Heaven should wait".

The story follows the journey of a young woman named Sydney. Sydney is daughter to a single father who lives in the suburbs. She has just been accepted to a University and decides that she wants to try out for the Division I basketball team at her new school. Along her journey she meets two best friends that test her commitment, motives, passion and love for the game. Caught between two worlds, hearing no from every side, and with obstacles mounting at every turn Sydney fights to overcome her fears and get a chance to make the team.

A singer arriving in Hollywood is tricked by jewel thieves to distract a wealthy audience. After running away he'll have to find a way to prove his innocence to both the police and the young girl composer he's fallen in love with. One of the few films made by operatic tenor Nino Martini.

James 'Thommo' Thompson and his friends break his terminally ill 'Uncle Davie' from hospital and drive him from Glasgow to Spain, in the hope of attending the historical 2003 Celtic UEFA Cup Final against Porto.

Johan is a factory worker who dreams about a decent life for himself and his family. His best friend Janez introduces him to Zlatko, and they offer him some quick profit, better job position and a raise. Johan steals from his disabled mother-in-law and his whole life goes downhill from that moment on. His wife leaves him, instead of a raise he gets fired, and the money he invested in Asian stocks through scoundrel Zlatko ends up in the hands of untalented singer Viktorija.