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When a man's fianceé is shot dead on the couple's wedding day by a rejected lover who was aiming for him, was left to raise his fianceés niece who eventually falls in love with the murderer's son. The past sweeps back to haunt the present.

After the death of their mother, three sisters, one married, one who drinks more than she should, and one on the brink of madness, reunite and ignite simmering resentments.

Twelve-year-old Christopher can't help the resentment he feels for his new stepfather. To dispel his emotions, Christopher becomes increasingly obsessed with an untamed pony owned by a man in the valley.

Santa's younger brother must throw his resentment aside to help save Christmas from a scheming efficiency expert.

Apart from you: An aging geisha is resented by her humiliated teenage son. Every-night dreams: A dockside bar hostess must contend with the return of her long-gone layabout husband.

Yusuf, laid off when the factory in his economically depressed village closes, decides to board a bus for Istanbul and stay at the home of his urbanite cousin, a successful and cosmopolitan art photographer named Mahmut. Yusef dreams of working on freighters, an exotic life of global travel far from his bucolic, insular village. Mahmut, divorced, forty-something, intensely private and self-consumed, grows increasingly resentful and impatient over...

Disenchanted and bitterly resentful, the historian Dr. Dallow has been released after 21 months in prison for playing piano in a subversive student cabaret. He refuses the Stasi's offer to help him get his university position back in exchange for becoming an informant. He lives in increasing isolation and despair as he tries to deal with the hypocritical social system and the injustice done to him. Things change after Soviet tanks roll into Prague...

In 19th century Paris, a young girl resents her piano teacher, Georges Bizet. But soon they develop a friendship as she becomes fascinated by his story of Carmen. As in the opera, her soldier father is stationed in Seville and she fears he will not return.

In an attempt to woo an artist to her gallery, art dealer Madeline and her husband go to North Carolina. While she tries to seal the deal, her husband introduces her to his family. Madeline's presence reveals family tensions and resentment.

Leila, who's serving a life sentence for murder, is pardoned and offered a job in a secluded parsonage reading and composing letters for Father Jacob, a blind priest. She reluctantly accepts the job and resents the man at first, but gradually grows to admire him for his positive outlook and his continued help to those seeking prayers and counsel. Two completely different lives are unexpectedly intertwined in this heartwarming tales of personal redemption....