Bookended by call-to-action quotes from Margaret Mead and Mahatma Gandhi, this inspiring documentary follows three extraordinary women -- in Bosnia-Herzegovina, Mali, and Vietnam -- as they lead day-to-day battles against ignorance, poverty, oppression, and ethnic strife.
Truman Korovin is a lonely, sharp-witted cab driver in Fairbanks, Alaska, 1980. The usual routine of picking up fares and spending his nights at his favorite bar, the Boatel, is disrupted when his girlfriend, Emily, dumps him on one of the coldest nights of the year. After an acid trip, Truman winds up in the local loony bin. Imprisoned in a grueling therapy group, Truman gets re-acquainted with loonies who are his old cab fares, which includes a local stripper he has insulted more than once. In this world, Truman must find or lose himself.
High school student Jung-Won (Cha Ye-Ryeon]) works at an amusement park, dressed up as Dragon cartoon character. Then one day, a guy, standing among his friends, twists her dragon mask around, causing her to fall flat on her back. Shortly afterwards, she spots the guy that caused her to fall down. Jung-won proceeds to pour a drink over his head. A few days later Jung-Won is horsing around with her brother on the top floor of their home. They notice that a new family moved in next door. Jung-Won then gets a sickening feeling when she realizes that the young guy in their family is the same guy that twisted her dragon mask around in the amusement park. His name is Eun-Kyu (Jang Keun-Suk), a popular high school student that fronts the band “Doremifasolasido.”
Soccer coach Byrd is persuaded by teacher Noo Lek to help coach ten of the school's kindergarteners students for a tug-of-war tournament being staged as part of the 18th National Kindergarten Sports Competition. Problems arise upon learning the rules clearly state that only 9 players are allowed on each tug of war team. Thus the 10-kid "Dream Team" must bench one member during the competition. Coach Byrd is forced to deal with a bunch of interfering parents who want to make sure their kid is featured on the school team.
Zack and Sham are two close friends who enjoy the same hobbies and interests, 'DRIFT RACING'. Traditionally drift racing is monopolised by guys but it didnt stop Fasha, Zack's girlfriend who broke all traditions and made it her hobby as she finds it very daring and aggresive. Zack is more protective of Fasha nowadays considering her identity crisis in the past and bad influences by her friends. Joe and Karl on the other hand feels threatened when they can't influence new kids to be interested with drift racing. In order to settle this problem Zac and Joe had made a decision that they would race as a way to let some steam off.
Jiwo (Angga Dwisaputra), a village boy, meets Maria (Vonny Kristianda), the daughter of a nobleman, when they are in junior high school. But Maria had to separate from Jiwo because forced by her parents. A few years later, they met again with the same question: will their love last this time?
From an urban legend of Thai Ghost story, Nak will appear in a very different way this time. She doesn't come to haunt, but to help all humanity. After moving to an upcountry district, Nak is still disturbed by the ghosts from the city. One day, something very bad happens to the village Nak lives in. At a temple fair, while people are enjoying the movie, the ghosts come out of the screen and take a 7 year-old boy called Thi away. The vicious figure behind this incident is the king of all ghosts who plans to dominate the world and Thi is believed has a power to fulfill his dark plan. Nak witnesses all of this and feels deeply sorry for Kaem, Thi's sister, who loses her beloved little brother. Moreover, this event evokes her painful past. Thence, Nak, joined by the headless ghost (Khiaw), the doggy ghost (Thong) and the tall demon (Eud) together bring Kaem to the spiritual world to fight the evil King and rescue Thi, and above all, to fix Nak's past.
From Claudio Lazzaro: "The extreme right seen from the inside: its music, its leaders, its alliances, its rites, and the political acceptance that is opening the Italian Nazi-fascists the doors to institutionalized power. But why are they being accepted and recognized? Because in Italy the radical right wing accounts for 500,000 votes that play a key role within the Italian election system, where 25,000 votes can make the difference and decide who is going to govern the Country. NAZIROCK tells the story of this political transition using the 'skin', 'oi', 'white power' and 'punkadestra' musical bands who sing fascists songs as a main theme."
A young girl inhabits an isolated island with her scientist father and communicates with a reclusive author of the novel she's reading.
Kapal has a habit of predicting the fortunes and the thoughts of people. When he meets Jasmine, he tries to predict her future and he tells her that she will lose her fiancé. When it becomes true, Jasmine insists that Kapal take responsibility for the ill prediction and wants him to find her a new love within two weeks. When the two weeks are up, it is also the night when the Planet Mars can been seen with the naked eye, a phenomenon every 800 years. Kapal then uses this moment to offer eternal love to Jasmine, just as the Planet Mars loyally returns to its closest spot to earth (56 million Kilometers away) every 800 years.