The Steps

In this poignant tale of societal injustice, a dedicated school teacher, victimized by a corrupt policeman in a mid-day meal scam, faces suspension and a demand for a hefty bribe. Against his principles, the teacher's unemployed son, Kesar, shoulders the burden of raising the bribe money. Defying caste norms, Kesar and his friend embark on a DJ business, navigating not only the challenges of the corrupt system but also societal prejudices. As the duo delves into the world of weddings and music, their unconventional journey unfolds with moments of humor, resilience, and social commentary. Through twists and turns, Kesar strives to expose the corruption, reinstate his father, and mend the strained relationship. This musical action-comedy drama weaves a tapestry of integrity, determination, and justice, leaving audiences both entertained and inspired by the triumph of principles over corruption.

Paulette, a nude model from France, has recently settled in the United States with her husband, a photographer. After dropping her husband off at his studio, she goes to work posing for a nudie photographer. During a break from the photo session she falls asleep and dreams that she visits a night club, goes hitch-hiking, and is chased through the woods and along a riverbank by a crazed would-be rapist who ties her up. She is rescued by a handsome man and is later chased by an ape. The handsome man is temporarily abducted by four naked native women who drag him into the river and dance to rock 'n' roll music.

About a contemporary white man who stumbles upon a tribe of people living exactly in the manner of their Mayan ancestors. Before the interloper's astonished eyes, a fascinating romantic drama plays itself out, as huntsman Uz falls in love with Lol with the mystical intervention of "apprentice witch" Zeb.

The film, which tells the worlds of a teenager, his father and his younger brother, is about the anxieties, searches and future plans of 3 people. It describes the complex reflections of traditional production forms on the human spirit.

When young schoolteacher Mary Adams is out of the classroom, she dreams of the days when the world was peopled by knights and beautiful ladies in distress. She is so imbued with the spirit of romance that when a strange young man rescues her from a street ruffian, she idolizes her hero, picturing him as a regular Sir Galahad. Mary's rescuer is Jim Anthony, a mechanic with inventive talents. Embittered after his invention is stolen, he becomes a burglar. Knowing nothing of this, Mary falls in love with him and marries him. He's a product of the slums, and in his wandering he has lost track of his mother. When he finally learns that she's living in the Carolina mountains, he persuades Mary to go with him to visit her. He takes with him a bag of jewelry, the plunder gained in his recent robberies. They find Anthony's mother living alone in a hut. The old woman has become a wretched creature. She fails to recognize her son, who asks for a night's shelter for himself and his wife. While unpacking, Mary discovers the jewelry and confronts Jim, who confesses his crime. Horrified, Mary orders Jim from the room, locks herself in, and goes to sleep on a couch in the main room. The old woman finds the jewels and her cupidity leads her to try to kill the man she doesn't know as her son. Mary finds Jim unconscious from his wound and hurries to the village for medical aid. She keeps away from him, and on his recovery he returns to the city and makes restitution of the stolen property. A reconciliation is brought about several years later.