Mrs. Washington Goes to Smith

A man is seeing three girls, all of them air stewardesses, each without the knowledge of the other two. It's all in the timing of their flights, you see. But the arrival of a friend throws his timing off.

Wang Dang is the real-time story of a washed-up director who's come to an unnamed film school to speak on the adventures of his career and ends up entertaining two nubile graduate students in his seedy off-campus motel room.

Follows a roller-coaster of life-changing experiences with personalities that collide.

This is a story of people liking the person who portrays a positive behaviour but actually is a person with bad intentions. But misunderstands the person who is portrays a enthusiastic behaviour with good intentions. Also the story introduces the different understandings and sacrifices made by wife to be able to regarded in a good way in the society.

Jim Harkness has made every sacrifice to give his younger brother, Dick, an education and welcomes him home from college. Dick, however, did not go to college but became a member of the notorious Black Hat Gang, which has been ravaging the countryside. Jim prevents a train robbery by the gang and captures one of the masked bandits, who turns out to be Dick. He returns the goods his brother stole, Dick repents, and Jim marries May Lacy, the sheriff's "school m'arm" daughter.

While his wife and children are away on holiday, a henpecked, daydreaming pharmacist begins a flirtatious relationship with the pretty girl in the boutique opposite. Almost a Japanese screwball comedy.