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The Knight is about the king’s best knight who rescues the lady of the palace from a bandit. He is asked to accompany the lady on a holiday as the knight’s reward. Perhaps you might feel there are some similarities of those days to our modern-day world. The king wants to be able to fight like a knight and so he trains for the competition. At first the king undergoes many bruises and beatings. Later he improves.

The Turkish Man is about a man who has rather unusual powers. When he is discovered by an unsuspecting man waiting for his bus one evening, he seems to hide the truth. However, the man is intent on catching him out, perhaps getting his picture in the newspaper. The authorities are alerted and attempt to do some investigations. Will they succeed in catching someone who appears to not be what he seems?

The Man and his Bottle is about a boy who discovers that there is more to his bottle then meets the eye. As he grows up into a man it is clear that something extraordinary happens every time he drinks from his bottle. People are unaware on the most part what is going on. It seems as though he is the only one blessed with these special abilities.

Treasure is about a man who meets a guy sitting on a bench and finds out that he has a map. The map is supposed to reveal the location of some sunken treasure that has never been found before. They team up and set about finding out if the treasure really does exist. Things go rather well at first, but later they encounter some trouble that they have to deal with. It looks like their dreams may in actual fact come true. They will have to play their cards right.

The Olympics is about a commentator who gets to be part of a truly great sporting event. He does the best he can even though at times he feels that he is mismanaged. However despite a little outburst he keeps his cool and remains professional to the end. We get to see a classy commentator in action one who is diverse and able to commentate on a variety of sports. Each day is different and he never knows the way it will turn out, but he always gives it his best shot.

The Philosopher deals with who exactly this kind of person is. What are their behavioral characteristics? How do they view life and deal with the everyday social interactions? What are the tricks in getting the philosopher to come around when you want him to behave normally? There is some humor, however to get into their world is not easy and not necessarily advised. It’s sometimes best to find a way to get them to take a break from their philosophizing. These are beautiful moments to behold.

The Masseur is the kind of person you wish to go to when you want to experience a change in your life. He is an expert and, while his methods may seem unorthodox, you can trust him. However you must take responsibility for what happens after the massage. What is most impressive about this man is his search to improve and create new techniques, though he is human and at times needs a good massage himself.

The Movie Star takes a look at the life of Lance: How he conducts himself as an actor on set. How he affects those around him. His relationship with his agency. There are times between his movies where he is out of work, but something new always comes up to keep him busy. He loves to be in the limelight and there is nothing better than promoting his own movie. He is a human being like all of us, but sometimes he does get caught up in the thrill and excitement of his work.

In The Plot Thickens, Billy, a kind of private eye, is called in when crimes are being reported involving flat complexes. He questions the lady who owns the apartments in the area and starts becoming suspicious immediately. Is she telling the truth? He resolves to find out and make sure that the sergeant's faith in him does not go unwarranted. It is not so easy to find the evidence that he needs, but he is never one to give up. It appears that he needs to just find some more information.

The Tai Chi Master is about a man who gets to know the expert one day after seeing him at a park. He is never content with what he discovers and certainly doesn’t hesitate to put his views across. He goes out with him and learns some amazing things. However he is not in awe of him and tries his best to hold his own. The Tai Chi Master teaches him many things, some of which irritate the man immensely. Their friendship is tested at times, but the expert is always a class act and never falters.

Detective on Ice is about a modern day detective who knows the beat. He is a real character and a popular person of the town. Perhaps it may seem that he is just like you and me. We learn a little of his childhood and his methods as well as how some people see him. Then he gets to work on the case. There are always clues to investigate. When you have his experience you can expect a job well done. After all he is well-respected in the town. Let's get our brains working a little and imagine what it is like to be in the shoes of a detective.

The Alien is about a man who has an alien show up mysteriously in his bedroom uninvited. The alien makes demands for him to go on some errands like stopping at take away restaurants to order a large quantity of food. His appearances become more and more frequent and there are times when the man does get upset, though there are also some seemingly miraculous things that happen. After some time the alien grows on him and sees him as a friend.

"Down by the Harbor" is based on a true story. Looking at a man called Stuart and observing his day to day work experiences looking from the outside in. He is an everyday man and you may recognize some of the general characteristics within yourself. Nonetheless it’s about making the most of the day and taking care of the minor hiccups along the way. Not all of us get to work near the sea surrounded by beautiful mountains.

"Break - Modern Society" is a kind of take on the possibilities available for us when the pressure gets too much. You will see how it really works and is quite simple. Though at times we really do need to use our imaginations and adapt. Timing is all important and the kind of break you take sometimes reflects the situations and circumstances that you find yourself involved in. No one needs to know it can become a habit you do or from the outside a human being handling life.

"Drama School" is about a student who decides to enter the world of acting by applying for drama school. He successfully gets in and now he has to brace himself for the challenges to come. At first there are a lot of nerves and one has to do some things that one would not normally do in everyday life.

"Downtown" is about a man who loves going downtown to his favorite tea shop. He goes there often and at times feels embarrassed at his lack of variety in life, but he still wouldn’t change his life. Things start to get a little better as he meets a lady, but her advances are too strong for him and the excitement of getting a new scooter takes over.

Sugar Books is about a man who travels about once a week to visit a book store. There he befriends the family who owns the store. There are always some interesting things happening at the bookstore. The man never seems quite satisfied and sometimes encounters some minor difficulties, but he would rather go there than stay at home. He gets upset about what they do to his sweater and is critical of the owner. He is lucky though to have found such a fine store.

The Island Man is a story based on some truths. Its main character is Mr. G. We become introduced to him through the eyes of a friend who observes the changes happening in his life. Just when it seems that nothing new will happen, our character is yet again playing life from another angle. The friendship changes and yet there always remains some thread connecting itself to Mr. G. Whatever you wish to say, Mr. G loves variety.

The Hospital is about a very sick woman who appears to not have much longer to live. Her son takes her to the hospital. Whilst there, he stumbles across an alternate room where he meets a mysterious doctor. After talking to him, the doctor agrees to try his latest research on his mother. She has nothing to lose and if all goes well could very well get her life back. The son knows she has no choice and so she becomes the doctor’s patient. He goes away briefly before returning to see whether the doctor has been successful or not.

The Jealousy is about Bob and John. They are neighbors and like to spend time enjoying each other’s company. Though there is some jealousy, they also nurture a friendship of varying maturity. Their wives think they are good for each other. There are the occasional fights and arguments, but in the end they would rather be with each other than alone. We watch their antics on the weekends through their numerous social activities. Sometimes a little bit of competition is acceptable.