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Samuel parties hard in the Marseille area of France and is awoken one morning by a woman carrying a baby she claims is his. She drives off leaving him with a wailing infant; he gives chase to London where he finds work and raises Gloria by himself.

Louie is a stand-up comedian and divorced father of two girls. This series follows him through his everyday life, as he meets various characters, struggles with his love life and pursues humor.

In a small village in the outskirts of the Dominican Republic, Pablo is offered a job by a local wealthy rancher that requires him to travel away from his home. Unable to leave his nine-year-old son alone, Pablo decides to take him on the journey with him. Being a single father and raising his son on his own, Pablo must answer questions from his son, who is beginning to be curious about his mother's whereabouts. Feeling pressured, Pablo starts to rely more and more on alcohol during the journey. The farther away they travel, the further apart they become. In a moment of rage, his son blames him for his mother's disappearance. Their fragile relationship starts to weaken and now they must find a way to reconnect with each other.

Nikki and Annie are two single mothers whose lives were made nightmarish by high school bullies. They raise their respective daughters with much more freedom than they ever had themselves, but the daughters bite the hands that feed them and become the kind of girls who plagued their mothers during their teen years.

When two families want to adopt the same rescue dog, single mom Kate faces her fear of falling in love again after agreeing to shared custody of the pup with single dad Eric and his son.

One sleepy Saturday morning a 30-year-old construction worker Erik gets some earth shattering news: his ex-girlfriend Moonika who he hasn't even seen for the past six months is about to go into labor. She however is not ready for motherhood and if Erik doesn't want the kid either, the little girl will be put up for adoption. Take it or leave it!

Ji-Hoon (Lee Seo-Jin) has a cynical personality due to his family background. Even though he comes from a rich family, his mother had an affair with a married man and they had Ji-Hoon. From a young age, he became separated from his mother and began to live with his father's family. One day, he learns that his mother has a liver disease and she doesn't have much time left to live. Her only hope is to get a liver transplant. Ji-Hoon becomes desperate. At that time, he meets Hye-Soo (Uee) and her daughter Eun-Sung (Shin Rin-Ah). Hye-Soo has lived alone with her daughter Eun-Sung after her husband's death. She is constantly hounded by loan sharks due to her late husband's debt. Hye-Soo begins to work at the restaurant run by Ji-Hoon. She learns that she has a brain tumor and she needs money for her daughter after she passes away. Hye-Soo overhears from Ji-Hoon that he is looking for a liver donor for his mother. To make it happen legally, Ji-Hoon plans to marry the donor. Hye-Soo insists to Ji-Hoon that she wants to be the donor. Ji-Hoon, unaware of Hye-Soo's brain tumor, accepts her offer and they prepare a marriage contract. Notes

This film directed by Amy Heckerling, stars John Travolta, Kirstie Alley, and features Bruce Willis as the voice of baby Mikey. Single mother Mollie seeks the perfect father for her child, while Mikey has already chosen James, a lovable cab driver turned babysitter. The film's unique twist is Mikey's perspective, narrating his funny and innocent thoughts on life and adults, making it a charming exploration of love, parenting, and unconventional family bonds. This classic delivers humor and heart, leaving you with a warm and fuzzy feeling and a newfound appreciation for the wisdom of little ones like Mikey.

Two parents fall in love over the course of a single day while playing hooky from their children's college tour.

A university professor is paid to find the last undiscovered tribe of New Guinea. When he fails to find the tribe, he comes home, and rather than admitting that he's failed, he gives a lecture about the Shelmikedmu tribe (named after his children: Shelly, Mike, and Edmund) and then has his family dress like "Shelmikedmus," so that he can film them as proof of his discovery.

After twenty years of marriage, a man starts over with his children after his wife leaves him in order to "find herself."

Devoted to becoming an international lawyer, Ayukawa Wakaba is full of ambition. Her hard work pays off when she lands a job at an international law firm, but to her disappointment, the first prestigious assignment that is given to her is to babysit the boss' 5 year old daughter, Hinata. Wakaba loathes kids and nursing, but unwillingly takes on the job as she is fixated on wealth and success. One day when she goes to a preschool to pick up Hinata, she meets a man named Yamada Sota. Sota is a man without higher education, wealth, or a future goal, someone that Wakaba absolutely cannot stand, the complete opposite of her ideals. Once again, contrary to her will, she ends up looking after Hinata and a few other kids along with Sota. Despite being exhausted from all the first-time experiences in child care, Wakaba begins to realize what is truly important to her. A heart-warming comedy about work, relationships and love.

Mr. Mojela finds himself unable to cope with the stress of raising his teenage daughter (Matshwenyego) after the death of his wife. To add salt to the wound, the daughter falls pregnant and the boy responsible for the pregnancy wants nothing to do with her. Mr. Mojela couldn't stand the shame and decided to chase the daughter out of the house. Matshwenyego went to stay at her frend's house where she was welcomed with both hands by the mother. Mojela sorted things with her daughter and she was back at the house. The problem started again when Matshwenyego couldn't stand her father's ways of changing women in the house. She was driven out of the house again when her father confronted her for insulting his girlfriend. Matshwenyego went to stay in the streets and she was nowhere to be found. The boyfriend (Thabo) then made it his business to go look for her and finds her at the spot where they used to meet. Mojela stopped changing women and wanted to stay with his daughter peacefully in the house.

In the heartland of North America, Jake Van Dorn, a staunch and religious businessman, embarks on a personal odyssey when his daughter mysteriously disappears during a church trip to California. Hiring a private investigator unveils a shocking revelation—his daughter is entangled in the world of porno movies. Fueled by a simmering rage, he decides to retrieve her himself, thrusting him into the gritty underbelly of the pornographic underworld, echoing a transformative narrative directed by Paul Schrader, known for his screenplay work on Martin Scorsese's Taxi Driver (1976).

Forbach, East of France, today. Mario, a man without much ambition, except for love, is back to square one after his wife left home. He now must raise on his own his two daughters going through their adolescent years while going through some sort of a teenage crisis of his own. Frida, 14-years old, blames her father for their mother's absence and she develops ambivalent feelings towards her new girlfriend. Niki, 17-years old, will soon leave home. Until then, she lives the good life. Mario can't help but lose the women he loves. Yet they must all agree to let one another go. Can accepting to lose someone eventually lead to finding oneself?

Andi's life is a constant battle for his home, his three children and the woman he still loves. He only has two weeks to pay her back the borrowed 5,000 EUR. When he loses his job, an amateur boxing tournament looks like the only solution.