The 1910s. Refined English society. Young students, while studying and discussing various aspects of personal life and ancient poetry, fall in love with one another. Their relationship ends with the marriage of one of them. The other student suffers, seeks treatment, and ultimately finds what he needs.

After their first date, due to circumstances beyond their control, the mutual attraction between Bee and Ben quickly turns to hatred. Six months later, they’re invited to a wedding, and Bee and Ben are once again forced to put up with each other. This time, however, for personal reasons, they decide to call a truce and pretend to be a couple.

After his mother’s death, Oliver learns some unexpected news from his father. It turns out his father had been gay his whole life. He realized this as a teenager, but due to the prejudices of the time, he was forced to get married. And now he plans to change and start his life over. New clothes, new friends, new hobbies, new love.

Bear, a hopeless romantic, has long been unrequitedly in love with the beautiful Nikki. One day, in a New Age store, he finds a strange trinket—a magic wand that can grant his deepest wish. Bear makes a wish that Nikki will love him more than anyone else in the world. And lo and behold—she falls in love with him. However, the guy’s happiness comes to a quick end—now Nikki is literally obsessed with the object of her adoration, and her displays of affection are becoming increasingly terrifying.

Alice is trying to get by after her husband’s death, left with a young son and no means of support. They move to another city, but her luck doesn’t change there either: the guy who won her over turns out to be a total scumbag. Alice is on the move again. In a new city, where she manages to get a job as a waitress, she meets a man who seems like her ideal partner, but she faces problems with her son: the boy has a strong personality, and it’s not easy to find common ground with him. Alice’s relationship with one of the other waitresses isn’t going smoothly either...

Jody, a British soldier taken prisoner by the Irish Republican Army, befriended one of his captors, Fergus. But their friendship could end in nothing but tragedy. After receiving orders to shoot the prisoner, Fergus was forced to obey. He no longer wants to kill anyone, so he leaves his former comrades-in-arms and heads to London. Fergus must fulfill Jody’s last wish and find his beloved girlfriend, Dil, whom he saw in a photograph. By day, this irresistibly attractive young woman works as a hairdresser, and by night she sings in a bar. From the very first moment they met, Fergus and Dil fell in love. She knows nothing about Fergus’s past. But Fergus, too, is unaware of something very important about Dil...

Charlie and Emma are in love and about to get married. The wedding venue has been chosen, the invitations have been sent out, and there are only a few days left until the long-awaited ceremony. But one sudden revelation turns everything upside down—Charlie learns something about Emma that he would rather not know. Now, on their path to “happily ever after,” their relationship must weather an unexpected drama.

Henry Roth falls in love with the charming Lucy. Despite a few minor setbacks, by evening the persistent Romeo manages to win the beauty’s heart. The young couple is happy and convinced that their love will last forever. Alas, due to the aftermath of a car accident, the girl doesn’t remember anything that happened the day before when she wakes up in the morning. Despite this, Henry has no intention of giving up and is determined to fight for his love—even if it means making Lucy fall in love with him all over again every single day!

Teenagers Ben and Wolfgang share a love of space and inventing. Driven by an unusual dream, they team up with a new friend to build a small spaceship out of parts found at a junkyard, controlled and protected by a force field. However, during their first flight, someone from outside suddenly takes control of the ship. As it turns out, our heroes aren’t the only ones in this universe who dream of making contact with other civilizations.

Michael, a workaholic architect, gets his hands on a remote control that lets him fast-forward or pause real-life situations. But technology is technology—it always has a surprise in store. After memorizing the fast-forwarded moments, the remote begins to fast-forward Michael’s life on its own.