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A mentally disturbed man takes residence in a halfway house. His mind gradually slips back into the realm created by his illness, where he replays a key part of his childhood.

An alternative interpretation of a Tooth Fairy legend.

Sitcom about the dysfunctional lives of a newly married couple and the children each of them bring from a previous relationship.

Sally Bobbins and Sally Frank are policewomen. They're the Cagney and Lacey for the 21st century, but with worse hairstyles. They're the Dukes of Hazzard, but with car doors that open. They're Dalziel and Pascoe, but with sillier surnames.

Marcelo loves the blockbuster film The Mission as his uncle, known as 'Burnt Arse' appears in it. When he watches it with his children, he points out that this is how his ancestors used to live - "this is their past". The irony is typical for life amongst Argentina's Guarani Indians who are struggling to hold onto their traditions whilst being pulled into the 'White World'. Yet the issues faced by the Guarani in the film - such as identity, friendship, adultery and death to trying to understand 9/11, are the same issues people face all over the world. It is how the Guarani deal with these universal questions and overcome them that makes for a unique film.

A young boy, Ben, lost in a vortex of poverty, is bullied at achool and neglected at home. He takes control of his life and rids himself forever of his aggressors.

Most Wanted Man In Scotland is on the loose and in the area. Frank and Bobbins want to be assigned the job of bringing him in, but that goes to their rivals MacBean and MacGregor. Instead, Beesley makes them babysit her daughter Emily. After terrorising, terrifying and corrupting the seven-year-old girl, they manage to steal the Most Wanted Man from MacBean and MacGregor in a most underhand way. Bobbins thinks this is her big chance to impress the visiting Chief of Police - but she hasn't counted on Emily ruining things for her.