The Boys of Cellblock Q

In the small Armenian town of Berd, the builder Simon dies. He lived a long and very eventful life. Simon is known to the townspeople not only as an excellent bricklayer and roofer, but also as a womanizer, who received the nickname "gentleman", from the Armenian "jan", "my soul". Four lovers of Simon come to the coffin, four women whom he once made happy - Sylvia, Eliza, Sophia and Susanna. Simon's wife Melania reconciles with former rivals, and together they remember Simon, a man who knew how to give women not only gifts, but also a little happiness. Simon receives forgiveness from all his women, and they put in his coffin those memorable gifts that he once gave them. Life goes on.

The Manager of a struggling car dealership makes a deal with a reality TV Producer to make a reality show about him and his staff, thinking it'll help business, instead the real reality is a little more chaotic.

The employees of Phnom Penh's top radio station navigate life's trials. An ambitious manager hides a secret, a family confronts their demons, a criminal wavers between good and evil, and a religious reporter tries to reconcile his past.

In seven episodes, Apples tells about the venturesome lives of a group of lesbian students, a dummy, and a stuffed female cat. The story takes place in two flats located in the same building, one just above the other, where the girls move back and forth according to the swinging of their relationships. All this dressed up with a special sauce: an impossible love story of truly epic dimensions in the best Juliet and Juliet style.

Robe, slippers, kitchen table, and coffee, is all that I need to tell you a great story.