The white yak

This drama explores the relationship between two brothers, separated by life and reunited again by destiny.

The first emotions in love with a young man of seventeen: Thomas who understands that his life belongs to him at last. Four young women contribute to his sentimental education.

Roger, recently divorced and with a large alimony payment, moves into Paradise Palms, a fancy apartment complex that is full of divorced women. He knows he won't be able to afford the high rent and fees, so he devises a scheme to trick the divorcées who live there to pay for what he needs--both financially and sexually.

Film version of Luigi Pirandello's stage play Enrico IV that downplays Pirandello's patented absurdism in favor of a comparatively straightforward narrative. The title character is not the 11th-century German king of the same name, but a looney modern-day nobleman who only thinks that he's Henry IV.