Vierspel

Myo-ryun is abused by her husband in a19th century mountainous province. He and his mother die, so for her daughter's sake Myo-ryun gets friendly with Oh. A travelling man needs a place to stay in the village, and ends up saving the daughter from a policeman's nasty intentions. They escape to a mountain goldmine and discover who murdered her father. Will the daughter's conflicted feelings for the killer save him or will vengeance rule? How will her mother react to this revelation and the way the killer was treated?

An Algerian family now lives in incomprehension. Composed of grandfather, his son, his beautiful daughter and his little son, Ninou, 12 years, educated and football player in the team of village. Around tense debates and the rehashing of a painful past, the family is likely to erupt again. One day, a significant nicknamed slap Owner Ninou and treats his family, invalids and beggars. The child is humiliated, reports his words to his family. The grandfather and father faced in their honor and status, will they overcome their differences to face contempt. Ninou by his love football and unconsciously, will he do the hyphen in the reconciliation of her parents endured too? So, he and his two comrades Omar Faisal, will they be hopeful in the village, too divided?

IISA (As One) is a narrative feature about a never ending war, a town ravaged by a devastating storm and the woman caught in between.

France, South Africa and England featured prominently in the narrative about Julie Gmelyn (Marie Prevost), a bright-eyed, single-minded Red Cross nurse and Peter Graham (Monte Blue) a clergyman who gives up his chaplaincy and goes to war.

A Korean youth wholeheartedly accepts the Japanese way of life and volunteers for service in the Japanese armed forces during WWII. He is sent to serve in Burma where he becomes acquainted with a Burmese girl. Her resistance of the Japanese invaders causes him to question the ways of his conquerors whom he has gladly been aiding.