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"B.P. Birthday Present" is a dramatic tale of two Russian men: Andrey, the assassin who is under contract by the Russian Government to take out Boris, a successful businessman who escaped from Russia to come and hide in the United States of America. The surprise is waiting for the killer when he carefully studies his victim. Once Andrey arrives in America and locates Boris, he runs into trouble with a local psychotic criminal, who interferes with Andrey's perfect plan. Now Andrey has to alter his plan in order to eliminate Boris, his wife, and his little daughter. The "Birthday Present" changes the lives of both men, Andrey and Boris.

A theme from the feature film "Forever Brothers". Reunion of actors with the magnificent piano performance of PeterZ.

Dare is about four successful students who try drugs for the first time. The experience scars each of them and their families for life. DARE will mess with your head and play with your imagination and your desire to experience the unexplored.

"War" is a heartbreaking story about an old man and a young girl who are destined to meet at a crossroads of war and chaos. The war events surrounding the two characters become less important when we find out about the struggles and the psychological war inside our heroes. The girl is blind and the old man is an alcoholic. They both need faith and a miracle to heel their bodies and souls. Instead of doctors and hospitals, the actual miracle is hidden within the psychological shock, which both, the blind girl and the alcoholic old man are facing.

Johnny the Russian Redneck with his best girl, Bobbie, and the oil man J.R. hang out on the farm, drinking Brodka, a special Russian home brew, and telling jokes about Russians and Rednecks and everything in between.

After a horrible IBM employee of the year, BBQ accident the online degree doctor who was assigned to clean the debris and found our hero near death he decided to perform surgery using debris from onsite. When our hero finally woke up he was "the chip".

The 18th century had been characterized as the era of the 'Bloody Code' with growing opposition to inhumane treatment of convicted prisoners. 'Labody Prison', the most prestigious prison in the United States was deemed "the worst prison of the dark era" even causing suspicions from the British Empire. Due to the mysteries behind its walls, in 1777 John Howard called for wide-ranging reforms of state prisons and personally went to the 'Labody' to investigate. To his amazement, he found no trace of cruelty or inhuman treatment of any kind, yet the inmates were found extremely disturbed. The first half of the 19th century represented a watershed in the history of state punishment, however because 'Labody' had not violated any inspection rules, the unexplained events that caused such disturbances remained. Howard quoted: 'Labody Prison' contains no injustice to it's inhabitants of any kind, what places nightmares in the innocent shall remain a mystery" Through the eyes of new arrival 'John Schiller', Labody's secrets are soon to be discovered and that such particular rumors are unproven, however, Schiller uncovers an even more traumatizing element unknown to the outside world. This element will throw him into a nightmare and at the expense of Schiller's own deterioration and "Green Demise".

After testing the newest drug pills for a medicine company, our hero awakes the next morning and finds himself numb below the waist, and is hard like a rock. No matter what he does or experiments, he can never get his feeling back. The company warned the probees about many different side effects but they never mentioned this one.