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A mysterious stranger magics up luxuries in rationing-ravaged Britain.

A brutal story of revenge revolving around a doctor and a mystic, Lung, whose wife was killed by him. Lung travels to South-East Asia, learns how to cast spells, and devotes his life to taking revenge on the doctor.

Tahseen loves his girlfriend Mona but her controlling and domineering mother Zareefa is against their marriage and believes her daughter deserves a better suitor than him. When the mother drowns in an unexpected accident, the wedding of Tahseen and Mona takes place shortly after the funeral, and Mona's father Ashour plans to wed his old time lover Zoba. However, Zareefa's ghost appears in front of Tahseen who is the only person that can see her as she forces him to divorce Mona at once, but he refuses to do so and her presence causes more problems to the people who thought they were rid of her.

Comedy with elements of fantasy. The story is happening on an unusual day, Friday, the 13th, in a seemingly ordinary cafe near the city. The tavern is held by the insane landlady, and they are bothered by Marijana, a girl in the position of the Cinderella of the 21st century. Another worker is Borko's nephew Borko, who has been in years but never felt the charms of love. Following his aunt's instructions, he is unwittingly trying to gain Marian. At the same time, in the second dimension to a distant human eye, the Devil cooks bold plans with his son. The devil is gambling in gambling debts, and Gojko's son should go down to the ground and marry the old landowner in a scam - in order to solve his problems. That Friday is the 13th happening of the conflict of good and evil, the conflict of love and lust. When the Devil's son goes down to earth, many will rebuke their lives, ready to change their destiny. They want to make a deal with the devil, because that's how the son of the Devil says "the best deal".

Monty Crandall is a commercial artist who ridicules a dowager with a caricature of her on a magazine cover and she sues him. His troubles are multiplied when a pretty wife forces her attentions on him, and her gun-toting husband is somewhat incensed about it, blaming Monty. He fakes his death and returns as a ghost to frighten off the trouble-makers, but it is only when he enlists the aid of a real ghost, Eric, that his problems are solved.

A mild-mannered government bureaucrat discovers that he has the ability to walk through walls.