Feature Film from France. Romantic musical comedy. In 1920s Paris, a married woman's high society life in thrown into turmoil by the arrival of her undisclosed American ex-husband.

A satire on factory life centering on the activities of a couple of ex-prisoners, one of whom, an ambitious crook, becomes the boss of a large factory while the other, a sentimental old tramp, becomes a worker there. Eventually both discover that happiness and peace of mind cannot be bought with money and revert to their former life as vagabonds. This film inspired Charlie Chaplin's Modern times.

Jaz plays a flirt who stays in London. Gurline gets engaged to Mukesh Rishi's son. But before the couple could tie the nuptial knot, the girl develops a serious disease that can be treated only on foreign land. To get the treatment she moves to London and there she meets this young chap. The story takes a routine of the boys- meets- girl. They fall in love and before the boy could win over the girl completely, she has to return home. The chase follows...

A comedy drama set on the eve of World War II. It contrasts the affairs of the French aristocracy and the working class at a weekend house party. Masters and their servants are involved in an immoral erotic charade that builds to a shattering climax.

The film eloquently contrasts the growing pains of three young women with the immutability of the holy Bengal River in India, around which their daily lives unfold.

Oliver is working as a carpentry instructor in a French suburb. He develops an obsession with a new student and offers him friendship and advice with a frightening lack of affection. Oliver's connection to the boy is slowly and painfully revealed.

The consecutive murders occured in Seoul. The dismembered bodies found in several cases, arms and heads are separated. Detective Cho (Han Sok-kyu) starts investigating and confronts with horrible and shocking scenes.

At the center of the film is the unlikely friendship between Sasha, a young boy who loves to play the violin, and Sergey, the macho driver of a steamroller. The film sidesteps sentimentality to give us a warm yet ironic look at two individuals who bridge differences in generations to form a powerful bond. Not rated.

Set in 1938 Colonial India, against Mahatma Gandhi's rise to power, the story begins as eight-year-old Chuyia is widowed and sent to a home where Hindu widows must live out there lives in penitence. Chuyia's feisty presence affects the lives of the other residents, including a beautiful young widow, who falls in love with a Gandhian idealist.