Vilom

Rome, 1947. The war is over but in the eternal city is still open and obvious wounds of the conflict. In the maternity ward of a hospital, nine women are waiting to give birth...

Oliver (Pawel Szajda) is a talented young pianist of Polish American heritage. After breaking off his European tournée, he is forced to repay the tour organizers 250 thousand Euros. On his journey, he meets the very colorful character of (Janusz Gajos) a retired high school math teacher and a great enthusiast of the horse races. He dreams of returning to America as a somebody, but can only do so after wining a momentous prize. From then on the two friends endeavor to gain success. They discover true friendship. Together they fulfill Franks dream of winning at the horse races, which in turn allows Oliver to buy back his personal freedom. Having recovered from a dramatically ended marriage, the young man is able to open up to a new love.

Adventures of a Mexican-American detective who can handle anything criminals and bureaucrats throw at him, but can't manage his mother at home.

Ten people from different backgrounds and ethnicities vent their frustrations on how they believe they are being suppressed by society and laws of government. First individually to a reporter before they confront each other on their prejudices towards themselves. Unknown to them they are being observed by a member of Al-Qaida who plans to use their biases against them.

Northwest Mounted Policeman Roland St. Clair falls in love with entertainer Grace Alderson while pursuing a gang of opium smugglers. However, Grace is betrothed to her employer, dance hall proprietor Steve Bradley, who is in league with gang members Jean Le Fere and Wang. Braving a blinding snowstorm, Roland pursues the smugglers across the U.S. border and captures them in Wang's opium den. The Mountie is aided in his efforts by Grace, who reveals herself to be a Secret Service agent.