August, a teenage grocery store cashier, faces a difficult choice: Does she stop and help a young single mother in need, or turn a blind eye for the sake of her job?
In the third and final installment of Not Alone, a persistent mother tries to convince the principal of a prestigious middle school to admit her daughter, but his elitism and reluctance to engage with her goes beyond what might be expected. As the conversation grows increasingly uncomfortable, the mother is forced to confront a horrifying truth. Desperation becomes grief, and her "daughter" has become something else entirely.
"Saad is a young man who returned home to retrieve his mother's belongings after her passing. While doing so, he found something that will change the course of story."
A family from California moves to Hawaii and meets Tutu. Tutu teaches them how to live in Hawaii.
After work, Ji-soo and colleagues invited each other to have a little "coffee". After calling to inform his wife that he was late today for the reason of entertaining a partner, the two guys invited each other to drink coffee. After drinking, it was time for the two guys to come to the main performance, ordering a rain girl for each guy. Of course, with a tight budget, the two did not dare to call any high-class sister, but only played popular goods. Ji-soo, while half awake and half drunk, ordered a red shirt girl with an extremely voluptuous body to serve her. But surprise yet? The person who came back was his mother-in-law.
In a snowy winter, a son had a quarrel with his mother before going abroad. The mother tried to say goodbye to him the last minute but the taxi took off...
Something crazy happened and Mom and Klai switched bodies. Will Mom survive in Klai's Body? Will Klai survive in Mom's Body?
Filmmaker Diego Gutiérrez knows that he is soon to lose two loved ones: his mother Gina Coppe and his best friend Danniel Danniel. Both ask him to film them during this final phase of their lives—Gina in her apartment in Mexico City, Danniel in a Dutch restaurant where he feels at home. What stories do they want to leave behind?
It has been tens of years that Father & Mother were left by their child who did not know where to go. Patiently Mr. & Mrs. waiting for the presence of the child in front of the terrace of his house. A deep song is always uttered by the father and mother when they are waiting for the arrival of the child. But the child never came. Father & Mother's body is not as great as it used to be, but patiently, Father & Mother always wait for the Son faithfully in front of the terrace of his house. Until finally where the child returned home with great regret when he found out that Father & Mother were gone.
Tatiana faces an economic crisis that has forced her to be temporarily away from her kids, her "gang", as she calls them. By writing out her feelings and covering her wall with pictures of the kids, Tatiana opens her heart from the loneliness of a rented room in Bogotá. While she attempts with determination to let her kids know that, despite the circumstances, she is still there for them.
After discovering his mother has hidden a puppy for the past two months, Dean debates whether or not to fight to keep the dog.
When a wheelchair-bound woman moves back in with her disabled mother, she finds that much more goes on in the independent living apartment complex than she could possibly imagine.
A mother and daughter struggle to survive a deadly home invasion.
ICE conducted the largest immigration raids in US history at slaughterhouses in 2019, arresting and deporting undocumented workers. Despite the danger to herself and her family, former slaughterhouse worker Susana returns to the scene at night to care for animals on their way to the kill floor.
A story of a mother and her son and a race against a tortoise where you always lose.
Three people live in Doosan Apartment in Guro-dong. Me, mom, and my grandfather. Even though it has been 12 years since dad died, we are still living under the same roof. I thought it was because of the financial situation that we could not move out of grandfather’s house. But when I found out that mom already had enough money to get a house, I became confused. Why didn’t mom move out from the “x-world” when she could? From a marriage that didn’t work out well, to a father-in-law with a temper. Why has she been enduring it, unchanging, for all the time I had witnessed her life to become a woman against marriage? One day when my anxiousness was at its peak, grandfather suggested that we live separately. Mom, reluctant to leave Guro-dong that she’d been living in for 20 years and her marriage life, will she be able to find herself and move out well?