Kommissar Engelmann im Knast

Jessa Zaragosa stars as Dina Maranan in this hilarious story about a quirky, starry-eyed young lady who manages to get involved in a love triangle involving her strapping Internet chat-mate in America and a good-natured local man.

Pooja, is a remake from a Kannada movie Eradu Kanasu. Ramachandra (Ramakrishna) loves Lalitha (Manjula) and desires to get married to her. But due to the internal disputes between the two families, Lalitha's father denies the proposal. Left with no choice, Ramachandra marries Gouri (Vanisri). Rest of the story is about how Gouri wins his love and affection.

Brother Marie-Victorin (Yves Jacques), author of the Laurentian Flora and founder of Montreal's Botanical Garden, is bored with heaven and decides to return earth to help Albert Payette (Roy Dupuis) save Quebec's flora from Transgenia, a multinational that is poisoning the Earth with chemicals. Albert, a former agronomist turned beekeeper, greens the rooftops of Montreal with his nephew Jerry Can (Émile Schneider) and his friends from the punk community. Albert introduces Marie-Victorin to his Honey-Mead which he sells to suburban bourgeois ladies to finance his dream of retiring to idyllic Mingan. Lili de la Rosbil (Juliette Gosselin), an idealist young journalist for the Ras-le-Bol blog and Mathilde Gavreau (Christine Beaulieu), a big-time lawyer, will go to great lengths to save the Mexican agricultural labourers forced to work with Transgenia's poisonous chemicals. This Eco-Fable will see its conclusion meted out on the lush and virgin shores of Mingan where Albert will produce his most Nordic and special Honey Mead yet.

Life is going according to plan, both professionally and privately, for chief secretary Connie. As the wife of nice Dirk, mother of an adult daughter who is expecting her own first child, or as her boss' right hand, she has everything under control. Until the CEO's son takes over the business and places new demands on his employees: In the future, English will be the business language. English? Hard to believe, but "Mrs. Perfect" can hardly speak English and suffers from a solid language block. To save her job, Connie books a two-week intensive language course on the west coast of Ireland. But Connie is not prepared for her eccentric language teacher Gillian, a full-time undertaker. Nor does she get along with the second language student: Max travels through the German provinces as a Tom Jones impersonator and now visits his 16-year-old daughter Amy, who lives in Ireland. Much to Connie's displeasure, the bon vivant has nothing to do with rules and order. But after a few days she has to realize that her 'oh so perfect life' is missing a lot more than a few English skills. And that spontaneity can sometimes be more beautiful than any perfection. But can Connie give up her straightforward life and take the leap into the unknown?