Angelica, Mrs. Geltrude's stepdaughter, among many passengers boards on the Ocean Liner Titanic, which is sailing for the maiden voyage. She is confined in the third-class while Berenice and Ortensia, her stepsisters, do their best to draw attention to themselves and to make a good impression on a possible fiancé to marry.

Childhood can be tough - especially if you're an orphaned boy of 10 forced to raise your younger sister and teenage alcoholic brother. That's the situation young Amka finds himself in in the poignant Mongolian film "Amka and the Three Golden Rules." Amka, stunningly and naturalistically embodied by the young Genzorig Telmen is a good boy, collecting cans to make money to feed his sister, and keep his family clothed and fed in their one room yurt in rural Mongolia. But when Amka finds a golden coin in the grass, he does what any young boy might with a joyous treasure - he spends it, on new sports clothes for himself. 

A Navy detective teams up with his brother, a former gambler, to shut down an illegal gambling house on a yacht off the coast of Miami.

Two men meet in a bizarre situation and, to their surprise, are first mistaken for thieves and then, somehow, for secret agents.