Trigger

A low-key satire that takes a droll approach to the serious subject of illegal immigration.

Cemil is a 14-year-old boy. His parents want to marry him to a girl who is older than him, but he is not interested in marriage. Meanwhile, his parents want a baby and are constantly bullying the poor girl.

Shmuli is alone with his 5 years old son and lives with his parents. He works as security guard to make money to fulfill his dream of moving to USA. He falls in love with the young and beautiful Amina, but their love is troubled as he is Jewish and she is from Pakistan.

When a plane is forced to land in a Slovenian airport the Danish girl Iben happens to meet Slovenian Tina. Unable to understand each other, the two girls quickly discover that they can meet the needs of each other.

2020 comes with enough challenges of its own, but as four best friends each attempt to overcome their own trying situations, they are left unsure if the group can survive.

Secretly abused and abandoned by her former husband, 50-year-old Colombian artist by the name of Salome is left to raise their only child, Joseph, by herself. Living in a fragile existence with her son, she buries herself into her artwork in attempt to hide from her thorny past, helping Eddy the youngest son of her neighbor, a deaf mute teenager who love to paint. Thanks to Salome, Eddy advances in giant steps in his personal life and in his art. Until their lives are suddenly altered by the arrival of Marta, a niece who breathes fresh air into a family of darkness, and Myriam, a beautiful young woman who unchains Salomes dark twisted past and awakens deep passion within Joseph. Through a whirlpool of life changing events, the families carefully hidden secrets are unearthed and the consequential actions that occur are destructive.