The Shipwrecked Triptych

Sheng, Xi's husband, had a throat incision due to severe myelitis and depends on a resuscitator to survive. Xi's ex-boyfriend Fugui brought up the idea of a self-built resuscitator driven by bicycle to replace the manual resuscitator that needs to be pressed by other villagers all day round, 18-21 times per minute. Such idea is strongly opposed by Zhuzi who lent 20,000 to Xi and asked the Chief to promise that Xi would marry him after Sheng dies. Nonetheless, in order to pay up hospital bills, the Chief and Xi approached to Fugui to borrow another 20,000 and made the same promise. Sheng is dying while the resuscitator being built, each and every villager, including Zhuzi, Fugui, Chief and Sheng's mother, has been weighing the pros and cons of helping others .

Chung suffered from tinnitus since his dad slapped him with anger. One year has passed but he still could not let go. Mom asked him to return dad the music box which is a symbol of her love to his dad, he decided to pay everything back to this man.

When Carlo Bonilla loses his live-in girlfriend to a car accident, he is forced to care for her troubled teenage son Jay. When Jay's biological father steps into the picture, Carlo is thrown into a fight he never expected.

In this tangled weave of life, Jazzy and Olita, must travel down an abusive road to solve their issues of love with Cord and Paul. Becky, must find a way to escape the grips of a man who refuses to let go. Shia aka Josie (one) must find peace within but the drugs hold her captive. T-Bone is trying to make sense of the mess he left behind before going to jail. Will Belle, figure out that she has become just like the man she hates. Thomas finds a new love only to discover all around him are Prisoners For Love.

'Play' is a startlingly original film about Soraya, a precocious little girl who narrates her own story whilst playing in her mother's garden. With a powerful sense of curiosity dominating her mind, Soraya sets out on a mission to explore her surroundings. Director Gholam Reza Ramezani presents a unique and nostalgic film portraying family and childhood in Iran.