Thokozani

Damaged and broken by those closest to them, three women cross paths in a park and find solace in each other's pain, as an Alzheimer's patient reminds them not to forget to live, for themselves.

The jealousy and resentment of four twenty something loafers in a seaside town, spin out of control when the boss at a corrupt construction company where they work part time, dies.

The summer before her senior year, Kate Jordan has her eyes set on a prestigious national track competition in August before school begins again. With mounting tensions at home. her own will to compete and self esteem issues forces her dream to take a back seat. Just when Kate's dream is all but lost she meets June Adbury, a social recluse who had a bit of fame and fortune in high school track twenty years earlier. But due to a failing heart condition, cocky attitude and rumors of drug use and promiscuity June lost it all at a very young age. Seeing much of herself in Kate, June reluctantly agrees to coach Kate over the summer causing old wounds to open in June bringing stress to a boiling point in her personal life as the lines between coach and pupil blur.

Industrialist Peter Fanning, who amassed his wealth during the World War, continues to expand his fortune through exploitation of his factory employees. When labor troubles finally result in a strike, John McPherson, who believes that both sides are wrong, is caught in the middle; and he endeavors to persuade the capitalists and the laborers to reduce their demands. The strike prevents Fanning from meeting contract deadlines, and his competitors take advantage of his financial embarrassment and press him to sell, but the workers finally agree to accept the American Plan and to join with the farmers to purchase and operate the mill on a cooperative basis--leaving McPherson free to pursue romance with Mary Fanning.