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Young unlucky screenwriter Yasha starts a relationship with a beautiful young model. But having flown to the island of Crete to meet her parents, he suddenly falls in love with her mother, who is married to a not too faithful husband.

Deepak's family consists of his widowed mother, and a sister, Sheela, he lives as an House Surgeon in Sarvodaya Hospital in Bombay, while his mom and sister live in a small town. On the occasion of Sheela's marriage, he returns home, and meets Sheela's friend, Rajni, who is s student and lives in Marina Guest House, Colaba, Bombay, and falls in love with her. After the marriage, they return to Bombay, and their luggage gets mixed-up. They meet again and decide they want to spend the rest of their lives together. Deepak introduces Rajni to his mother, who instantly approves. Then Deepak goes to meet with Rajni's mother. It is here he will find out that Rajni has not informed her mother about him, and when he meets with Rajni, she refuses to have to do anything with him anymore. Deepak's mother meets with Rajni, and also comes to the conclusion that both are not suited for each other, but refuses to tell Deepak what the reason is. Dejected and depressed Deepak decides to end his life by volunteering to treat patients in a plague-infected town - knowing fully well that he may not survive.

Bara (Dimas Anggara), who wants to be a writer meets a junior named Velin (Natasha Rizki), a spoiled girl that later becomes his girlfriend. Then comes Diandra (Alisia Rininta), a senior who can make Bara feels comfortable.

This -Mumblecore- feature film was shot in 9 consecutive days, in chronological order, in the home town of the writer/director (Danny LeGare Stafford Springs CT. It was shot using multiple cameras (Varicam, JVC HD200U and a FLIP cam). The budget was under one thousand dollars. The script was an outline and the dialog is 100% improvisation. Danny LeGare create and sought out to shoot this film specifically this way because he lacked funds to shoot a traditional feature film. This surprisingly fast paced and efficient production worked out almost to a T how LeGare planned it in his head.

Jane, born in a lower-class family and neglected by her parents, becomes a rebellious girl. She enters a famous high school by personal relationship of her aunt. May, born in a rich family and spoiled by her parents, is very capricious. Isolated by her classmates, Jane keeps silent and swallow everything. Not until one day, when she rescued May, who has constantly saved Jane from being embarrassed in class, Jane shows her power and is greatly respected by May. After that, the two girls become friends. One day on street, May comes across Jacky, who comes back for holiday from Canada. They become close friends. Then May finds herself fall in love with Jacky, though she is informed he has a girl friend in Canada. At the last night of Jacky's stay in Hong Kong, they spend the night together romantically. Meanwhile, Jane meets Michael, a motorcyclist of the teddy-gang, and fall in love with each other quickly. Later when Michael is killed by the gangsters, Jane is desperate and finally recognizes the importance of family love. She goes back to her parents and decides to make a fresh start. On receiving a bracelet from Jacky, May rushes to Toronto only to find out whether Jacky really has a girl friend. May finally realizes she is just making herself a fool and cries bitterly on the plane on her way back to Hong Kong. (Joy Sales)

A nobleman in 1830's Finland has to contend with stuck-up relatives, his daughters' suitors, dark secrets from his family's past, mistaken identities and a haunted wing of his mansion.