Everyone, and everything, deserves a second chance.
Xuan, the reluctant daughter to a home running a recycling yard, gets called over to weigh recyclables the moment she took out her phone to relax. At the age of 17, instead of enjoying her teenage years, she lives in a small bungalow built inside the yard with her mother and younger sister, surrounded by, in her opinion, all kinds of junk. Aside from having to help out in the recycling yard, she is also tasked with taking care of her indulged sister.
One day, her crush from school asks her out on a ride. Tasked with collecting recyclables from the neighborhood, Xuan decides to use it as an opportunity to sneak away from her mother and finally experience a moment with friends as a normal teenager…

Paula is about to reveal an invention that will change the rules of the world we live in, but minutes before the presentation she will have a streaming interview with her biggest detractor in front of millions of people.

Based on a short story by Stephen King.

Stella Flanders is the oldest woman on Goat Island. Throughout her life, she has never crossed the reach that separates the isle from the mainland. She has spent her entire existence in that small, close-knit community that is almost as welcoming as a family and in which she has always had everything she needed. But as a freezing winter descends upon the island, Stella begins to see visions of those she once loved, calling her toward the Reach. Perhaps the time has come for her to embark on that journey she never wished to take...

Four people are about to undergo a dangerous experiment. The rules are simple: you will have to sleep if you want to live.

Anne is in her late thirties and has moved back to her mothers home to care for her after an operation. The monotony of her days is broken only by the snapping sound of assembling a ballpoint pen and by the constant ringing of the phone. "You've dialed the wrong number," Anne repeats over and over. Meanwhile her mother has settled in front of the TV, making no effort to fight her health condition. Old conflicts and power struggles between the two very different women resurface, turning the small three-room apartment into a pressure cooker ready to explode. Then one day, in the midst of all the hopelessness and gloom, the phone rings again.