Where Are the Children?

In the midst of a family vacation, an unexpected reunion updates Pablo's childhood trauma. Confronted by the irony of chance, he begins a disturbing return to the landscapes of his childhood, dragging his wife Raquel and his son João in this process. Pablo decides to remain there, recovering the past to alter a memory that conditioned his entire life.

Subaru is investigating the death of of a enemy, Kaneyama but before he died, he undertook a project, which was how to teach seven teenage girls how to use black magic to get revenge on people they don't like, but when one of the girls feels remorse, she is told by the other girls to continue with the black magic. Subaru tries to stop them but the girls think that he is their enemy and put a curse on him.

When Ashya witnesses the horrific acts of her neighbor, she fights for her family to believe her. The neighbor ensures that Ashya's life become a living hell, all because she knows his secret.

Deranged is the tale of one Kaylyn Koleman who received no love from her dad in her younger years. This in turn psychologically affects her growing up. She would give anything to have a male loving figure in her life. When Benny Essiam, a substitute teacher, enters Kaylyn's life she makes it her mission to be with him. Benny Essiam is happily engaged and expecting his first child, he needs to make extra income for the new arrival. His fiance convinces him to take a part-time tutoring job with Kaylyn. Benny is so in love with his fiance Kamila Essiam, which makes Kaylyn want him even more. She goes to hell and back just to gain that same affection from Mr Benny. Things take a huge turn when her obsession gets to a desperate level and she does whatever it takes to win Benny over.

Rich old coffin maker buys a woman to be his wife. Differences in culture and expectations make their union insufferable. Stormy relations and stormy weather are leading to unexpected brutal ending.

In a remote Arctic research station, government agents Brach (Stephen Moyer) and Schiller (Lucy Akhurst) discover the mysterious genetic scientist Dr. Clerval (Tom McCamus). A psychological chess game ensues. It turns out that Schiller was a subject in one of Clerval's genetic breeding programs, and was co-dependent of him. Brach once was Clerval's henchman. He feels torn between his love for Schiller and his unadmitted, deep loyalty towards Clerval.