The Now People

A young man from a small town heads to New York, determined to become a radio star. He achieves his goal but in the process alienates those around him.

Pasha is a young lad abandoned by his wife and surrounded with people for whom betrayal is nothing new.

"Director. Please make our talent blossom!" Veludo, a suburb of Tokyo, is a mecca for actors and home to many theatre companies along its famous Veludo Way. The film audience's point of view will overlap with that of the female POV character, a former actress who steps foot in this town after receiving a mysterious letter. There, she encounters a theatre company drowning in debt, with no audience, only one actor and on its last legs. She unexpectedly becomes the director of the theatre to try and bring it back to its original glory.

A group of long-time buddies who have been successful with their careers avoid returning to their village every year during Chinese New Year. Upset and disappointed, this prompts the group's parents to pack their bags and visit their sons and daughters in the city in hopes of celebrating the auspicious day together.

"Golden Dawn" is a musical operetta released by Warner Brothers, photographed entirely in Technicolor, and starring Walter Woolf King and Noah Beery. The film is based on the semi-hit stage musical of the same name by Oscar Hammerstein II and Otto Harbach.