Triangle

Switzerland, late 70s: The young social pedagogue Christa joins after graduation at the University of Zurich, her first position as head of the social services in a rural psychiatric hospital clinic. Her boyfriend Marc has been working there for a long time as an assistant doctor. Wear with enthusiasm, the two of them presented their new and advanced therapy ideas into the aging walls, which are surrounded by the clinic director Professor Sennhauser, still in the old spirit. Christa wants so many patients outside the clinic walls as much as possible. They are to be accommodated in shared flats on an outpatient basis. Sennhauser, who was a representative of old structures is cleverly trying in the background to complete his project of sabotage. He succeeds in finding Marc and Christa to play off against each other. In addition, he lets Christa knowingly working her project with a patient at risk.

A man's betrayal and treachery in order to have a relationship with his friend's wife.

En route to the U.S., Joe Hoggart persuades several other immigrants to pool their money and purchase a tract of land, which proves to be rich in oil years later. With the assistance of his associate, Bill Shopps, Joe seeks to control the other investors' certificates. He travels to Spain, where he discovers that a partner named Garros has died. Joe kidnaps Garros' daughter, Rolande, and claims that she has also died. After Didier Bouchard, another member of the group, gathers the partners and their heirs together, Joe lures them into a building where, ostensibly, a sale of the land is to take place. Joe imprisons them, but they escape in time to attend the sale. An investor named Milo d'Espail learns that Rolande is still alive and rescues her from Joe. Bouchard marries Thérèse, another of Garros's daughters.