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Meet Arpo, the commando robot-turned-nanny as he cares for mischief-maker baby Daniel and his meddling brother Joey!

Rubius in search of the sphere traveling through the Game Worlds, to save Sakura, the girl he has just fallen in love with, from the claws of the enigmatic and evil Trollmask, in order to get rid of the virtual world of games where they are all trapped. For this, Rubius will be helped by a group of unconditional friends he will meet during his adventures through the Games World: C4T0, his loyal virtual assistant, Zombirella, an enthusiastic zombie who is deeply in love with Rubius, and Slimmer, a being without a face, the embodiment of all the fears of the night, but who in fact is shy and extremely polite.

If the simple coexistence between two people can make sparks fly, just imagine what might happen in a house inhabited by 6 beings with completely conflicting personalities. The Glumpers are a gang, a group of friends living together whose opposite and extremely stereotyped features will interact continuously. If between humans a simple discussion will generally end up with only a couple of insults

Narigota is a drop of water. You can find her in the forest, in the river, in the sea and even in her house. Surrounded by her friends Vaporón (a cloud) and Frigote (an ice cube), she will live many adventures and defeat Germón, the evil bacteria, in his attempt to destroy the environment.

The Barefoot Princess feature documentary narrates the universal paradigm of the personal journey in search of oneself. The symbol of this path is the real and metaphorical journey of a woman who, going through Asia, Africa and Europe over 40 years of difficult life experiences, was finally able to face some inner conflicts lying deep within the human heart. She found herself through the art of dancing, which gave her real freedom. The protagonist is the Japanese artist Kamellia, the first Far East belly dancer in the second half of the last century, who became a living legend in the Arab world, where the media named her the "Princess of Oriental Dance".