The plague and war ravage citizens of the Thebes. People are desperate. They naturally feel the need to find the one to put the blame on. Whose fault it is? Who brought the plague? Who is responsible? So, they start to search and hunt for an unknown guilty one.

A famous storyteller Rashid Khalifa lives with his wife Soraya and son Haroun in the country called Alifbai, in the town so sad that it has forgotten its name. People love to listen to his amazing stories until his wife Soraya runs away with his neighbour. The storyteller Rashid losses his unique gift of eloquent speech.

What if a priest, on his way to give the last rites, gets lost and finds himself in a theatre? And that is the theatre in Košice. After all, it is a priest from Košice parish.

A sentimental story from the beginning of the 20th century turns into a social look into the life of urban periphery, the place which brings a perpetuating issue of the essence of crime.

Phonetics professor Higgins makes a bet that he will turn the street child - the poor flower saleswoman Lisa, into a real lady. At first glance, however, the innocent game of male whimsy becomes a dangerous gamble with a female identity and personality.

The adaptation of the famous Danish film Adam's Apples is a modern transcript of the biblical Book of Job. What trials of life does modern man experience? Is it a test of the Devil or a sign of God? Can an ordinary apple pie cause a change in the extremist, save the pastor and unite the ununitable? Insight and black humor are complemented by a tangle of absurd comedy and drama.