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Absolute Beginners takes place in 1950s London and follows a young photographer as he immerses himself in the exciting world of music and fashion. Along the way, he encounters teenage romance, rekindled love, and racial tensions. This classic musical explores themes of youth, ambition, and the power of popular culture.

Shardul Thakur and Suman Singh agree to a marriage of convenience to escape family pressure. However, their plan backfires when Suman's girlfriend joins them, causing chaos in their lives.

Edoardo meets and immediately falls in love for Edith. They soon decide to marry. During the wedding Edoardo knows Anna, Edith's best friend and wife of her brother. This last is a fake marriage since Sacha is homosexual. Incredibly Edoardo loses his mind for Anna, and they become soon lovers. The two couples spend time together in Venezia. Edoardo is continuously shared between Edith and Anna. But this won't take long.

Ludwig II follows the life of the eccentric and troubled King Ludwig II of Bavaria. Set in the 19th century, the film explores Ludwig's struggles with his mental illness, his patronage of Richard Wagner, and his strained relationships with his family and political figures. It delves into his obsession with building extravagant castles like Neuschwanstein, his latent homosexuality, and his eventual downfall and mysterious death.

Just the Way You Are is a romantic comedy set in a ski resort. The story revolves around a ski instructor who falls in love with a woman that is pretending to be blind. As they spend more time together, their relationship becomes more complicated, leading to romantic reconciliation and a series of humorous and dramatic moments.

Play It as It Lays is a psychological drama set in 1970s Los Angeles. The story follows an upper-class female model named Maria Wyeth, who is going through a mental breakdown. As she navigates her troubled life, filled with drugs, alienation, and fame, Maria is haunted by her past and struggles with her own inner voice. The film explores themes of mental illness, loneliness, and the price of success in the entertainment industry.