Elsie Taryn Townsend is a country towns-girl who wants to leave far away and get rich. She becomes the spoiled mistress of married local businessman Wade Irvine but when his sickly wife Martha tells her she fears he wants to kill her to be free and yet keep her money, accepts to kill him together- which is a setup to scare Martha to death. However Wade alone is locked away, and Elsie arranges an original alibi by slipping away from the bed of decent epilepsy-sufferer Elden Tolbert, whom she made betray his true girlfriend and arranged to pass out from alcohol so she could slip out for the murder during his seizure so he cannot deliver a fatal testimony, even if he wouldn't be willing to lie for her before moving with his family when going to Arizona University... Written by KGF Vissers

Massachusetts, 1929: Two cute, young, unlike women, Zoe and Alice, are hired by ex professor Edgar, at patron Faldos estate and expense, as stenographers and meet Monty, a German novelist, Peter, a former student of Edgar, Sevy, a painter from London and other men who are asked questions by Edgar. Edgar is researching into (heterosexual) male sexuality (mens awareness of womens orgasms etc.). Zoe and Alice get sexy uniforms. Alice is shocked... at first. Written by Scott Filtenborg

Every day is another day closer to the day Ill never have to do this again. Five women, one restaurant, one night, one birthday, one breakdown. Then the phone rings. A famous actor is coming for dinner. I Really Hate My Job is the story of an evening in a café in Londons Soho. As in so many jobs, nothing much happens - except laughter, song, rage, collapse, intrigue, cooking, lying, nudity, conversation, secrets, love, friendship, ageing, hatred, rat-infestation and the arrival of a movie star. I Really Hate My Job. Who hasnt said it? A career. Its what happens when you lose control of a car on a wet road and it slams into a brick wall. You might assume theyre just three waitresses, one cook and one dishwasher but they see themselves as an artist, an actor, a lover, an author and a philosopher. Written by Anonymous

Feeling undervalued by her boyfriend, a young woman begins to explore her sexuality with other people.

While trying to fix his Mustang on the road, Jimmy McGee gets a lift in the Cadillac of a sweet lady, Missy Lofton. Missy invites Jimmy to stay at her house in Lost Junction, a very small town in Mississippi with a population of 652 locals, while his car is being repaired by the mechanic Shorty. Missy asks Jimmy to help her to take her savings in the bank, and later they travel together to New Orleans to meet Missy's boyfriend Porter. While on the road, Missy discloses to Jimmy that the body of her husband Doc is in the trunk, but Jimmy is in love with Missy and stays with her. Jimmy returns to his hometown, but his best friend Matt convinces him to return to New Orleans for Missy. Later the truth about the death of Doc is disclosed. Written by Claudio Carvalho, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil