Carmen Machi

During a bachelorette party in Italy, a group of girls invite a handsome stranger into their home, not realizing he's a vampire looking for a bride.

A town at the edge of extinction takes desperate measures In this charming screwball comedy, the story starts in an unspecified point of Spain's geography named Fuentejuela de Arriba, a tiny mountain town with a huge problem: a total population of 16 aged people. Campello's, Fuentejuela de Abajo's mayor, appears to make a warning: if the population diminishes to 15 or fewer in the region's upcoming census, Fuentejuela de Arriba will be incorporated into Fuentejuela de Abajo as only one town, for desperation of their inhabitants denied to see the town as part of Fuentejuela de Abajo due to their eternal rivalry. Teresa, wife of Fuentejuela de Arriba's mayor, finds an impossible solution to the trouble: after she meets Azquil, Shukra, Latisha, and Calulu--four Africans on the run, wanted by the police who were cheated to job as exotic dancers in a close brothel, Teresa decides use them to increase the population and save the town, specially after to learn about the death of Alfonso, Manolita's husband and their only councilor. Therefore, bad news never come alone: villagers mistrust about the Africans, taking them as thieves and criminals, and Teresa discovers that her husband betrayed her not with another woman as she thought but announcing him in the incoming elections as Fuentejuela de Abajo's vice-mayor for working at the service of Campello in a plan to turn Fuentejuela de Arriba in a touristic resort after the annexation. With no options, Teresa asks help her friends Jaime and Guiri to integrate the Africans in the town: it causes that Teresa feels interested about Azquil, that Guiri interests about Latisha for Shukra's jealousy (her ex boyfriend), that the own Shukra and Jaime's aging mother Encarnita starts a relation of hate and mistrust, and that Calulu interests about Jaime, hoping that he comes out of the closet. A true mess will explode when Campello and the rest of Fuentejuela de Abajo visit to their rivals for Fuentejuela de Arriba's local feasts, with unpredictable consequences for everybody. —Chockys

After he's injured in an accident, a disgraced CEO is forced to reunite--and move in--with his biological mother, a humble cleaning woman who helps him start to put his life back together. Fidel is a CEO from a company named Omnicron in the eye of the hurricane. One day, while having sex with his secretary on his desk, he suddenly suffers "penis captivus" and is trapped, unable to withdraw. The arrival of a medical team to take from there to the hospital is turned in a viral video by some office workers, and he's fired by the company, being rejected too by his girlfriend and adoptive family. After a year out of the public eye, Fidel decides to meet his biological mother, who gave him up for adoption after his birth, to rebuild his life. Virginia works as a cleaner in a hotel; going to meet her in the hotel bar, Fidel is bullied by a waiter who was his former intern, and he rages. Virginia arrives at the bar to find Fidel leaving in fury, and she tries to stop him. Frustrated and desperate, Fidel tries to commit suicide by throwing himself at a bus; he hits it violently and falls to the sidewalk. In the hospital Virginia learns that Fidel is suffering from amnesia, and since he can't remember where he lives, she decides to take him to her house, where she lives with her two lazy, unemployed sons, Elton and Maikel, Fidel's half-brothers. Discovering his real past on the Internet--he had fired Omnicron's 300 employees (including her own sons and friends of theirs), Virginia hides it from everyone, hoping it can be forgotten. Elton and Maikel, seeing Fidel as a stranger and a menace, expel Fidel from their home and he walks around the city until he arrives at the place where Virginia and her friends dance in the street and meets Maribel, the beautiful street-dancing teacher. Looking for a job for him, Virginia meets Luciano, Fidel's father, thinking that he could work in Luciano's supermarket, and learns of Fidel's talent for street-dancing. But when a headhunter looking for musical numbers for a TV talent show discovers Las Mamis ("The Mommies"), the musical group formed by Virginia and friends, he recognizes Fidel in the group and takes advantage of the situation, hoping to get large audiences in the program. Meanwhile, Virginia tries to save Fidel from the others, fearing their reaction if they realize who he really is. Fidel's memory starts to give signals of recovery; soon it will be time to deal with his stormy past. —Chockys

The life of successful Czech healer Jan Mikolasek, who diagnosed and healed people using his intuition and strong familiarity with plants, set against the background of the events of the totalitarian fifties. Herbalist Jan Mikolase dedicated his life to caring for the sick despite the immense obstacles he faced in his private and public life. Born at the turn of the 20th century, Mikolasek wins fame and fortune using unorthodox plant-based treatment methods to cure a wide range of diseases. Already a local institution in Czechoslovakia before World War II, the healer gains in reputation and wealth both during the Nazi occupation and under Communist rule. One after the other, each regime wants to use his skills and in return give him protection. But how high shall the costs be to maintain this status as the tide turns. The Czech Republic in the 1950s. Long queues form every day outside the villa of the famous faith healer Jan Mikolásek (Ivan Trojan) in Jenstejn. People who want to be treated by him have to bring a clear bottle of their urine. Mrs Mühlbacherová (Jaroslava Pokorná), a healer from his home village, had taught young Jan (Josef Trojan) how to judge urine by its color and turbidity and what herbal treatment can be derived from it. With the help of a lamp, the healer examines each vial, dictates the diagnoses and a special treatment plan for each patient to his assistant Frantisek Palko (Juraj Loj). He even gives some of them money for a holiday by the sea or in the mountains. Even now, when a new political wind is blowing in the country, he has no intention of retiring. But the newspapers, which are subject to communist censorship, vilify him as a charlatan. One night, Mikolásek and Palko are arrested. He is accused of poisoning Comrade Strohal, a long-serving member of the Communist Party. In truth, those in power are suspicious of his extravagant lifestyle and his homosexual relationship with his assistant. When it turns out that there never was a patient Strohal, the defendants gain hope. —ARD

Steven Universe began on November 4th, 2013 with the episode "Gem Glow" and ended on March 27th, 2020 with the episode "The Future". Over the past 7 years, we got two shows, three video games and a movie. We shared many tears and had many laughs at SDCC, and theorized about the show's many mysteries. But all good things must come to an end, and it's now time for us to say goodbye to Steven Universe. It's a cartoon that pushed the envelope on what's allowed in children's animation, and preached a message of inclusivity, love and acceptance. To celebrate this amazing show and to let the Crewniverse know how much they've impacted the lives of thousands, I put together the "Goodbye Steven Universe Fan Collaboration". It received over 200 fan entries, from people all across the globe. Join us in saying goodbye and thank you to Rebecca Sugar and the Crewniverse.