The daily grind of the elderly cleaner of a Japanese bathhouse is disrupted when a young man attempts suicide.

Day after the day, and for the last 40 years, Chieko has been scrupulously cleaning the local sento: the public bathhouse where all the locals come bathe after work. But one day as she readies the bathhouse for opening, she stumbles on a young man about to commit suicide on the premises.
She's mad at him for disturbing the sento's peaceful routine, and asks him to get on with it; as for him, he's furious at her for interrupting a solemn act and refuses to leave.
What seems to be an absurd and farcical encounter becomes a moving discovery that reminds them both of their humanity.

Nasko is left at his grandma’s Fany for the summer, while his parents are working in Spain. Nasko unites with the kids from the neighbourhood - Petyo and Vesi - against their scary neighbour with a scar on his face - Dachko. After unsuccessful attempt to ambush Dachko they lose the slingshot they have borrowed from grandad Mitko. Determined to get it back, Nasko gets everyone involved in an uncomfortable situation that unravels the mystery of the odd man Dachko.

At the tender age of ten, ZiLin found faith, conjuring a Little God of her own. Throughout the bloom of her youth, she was steadfast in her promise to this divine companion, striving to be a mother of virtue. Yet, when matrimony beckoned, life's harsh realities and familial pressures compelled her to relinquish the life of a second child they could not provide for.
In the poignant moment when her Little God took leave, ZiLin was struck by the realization - the divine companion she had imagined was, in truth, the daughter she had never allowed to be.

Marie’s uninspiring relationship and lack of recognition at her Dresden ad agency leave her unfulfilled. When her boss assigns her to try out a new dating app, Mojo, she’s initially reluctant. But after a painful breakup, she connects with Lucas, a charming, grounded bar owner who feels like the fresh start she needs. Yet as her luck seems to change, one question lingers: is Lucas truly as perfect as he seems, or is it all a bit too good to be true?

A couple's night out is interrupted by a man in a parking lot, who challenges their perceptions on modern-day masculinity

A newly-divorced Chinese immigrant and his son move to the Great Lakes area. The father, Lee Huan, starts a fishing business that catches only Asian Carp in the local river. However, the son, Lee Long, can't fit into the new environment and doesn't understand his dad's motives. With help from Uncle Kuan, a family friend and biologist, the father and son must confront their differences once and for all.

Karla is a crafty second grader who loves drawing, her best friend Nele, and most of all: spending time with her grandmother – who, more and more, keeps seeing things that don’t exist. Despite her young age, Karla understands what everyone around her doesn’t seem to: while her grandmother’s perception might be different, it feels just as real. When she overhears her mom talking about a nursing home, she understands the impending threat. Proof is needed to avoid losing her grandma, but Karla’s plan doesn’t go unnoticed.

Every time it rains, Tongtong has to wait for a long time after school for her mom to pick her up. During this time, her little yellow umbrella would lead her to search for her mom's whereabouts. But this day, her mom never showed up. Where could she have gone?