故事以女主May的继母离奇死亡为开端，警方判定为意外，但继母的女儿Noon一口咬定母亲是被谋最新电视剧。女主出于同情收留了Noon，却从此被卷入一系列诡异事件，Noon搬进新家后性情大变，举止怪异，仿佛被邪灵附身，女主自己也开始失眠、被噩梦纠缠，梦中反复出现祭拜诡异人脸面具的场景，随着调查深入，她发现继母的死亡和这张被称为“Mulu Nakru”的人皮面具诅咒有关，而自己和男友早已被卷入一场古老的巫术复仇之中。

来自英国的两个好朋友，安静而精于算计的拉娜和大胆的派对女孩凯蒂，逃离了他们以前的生活，买了去东南亚的单程票。他们以盗窃、欺诈为代价生活，尽量不要长时间呆在一个地方。很快，他们设法加入了一家年轻的公司，该公司乘坐游艇“Sineva”旅行，该游艇由专横果断的亚伦领导。但很快，在一艘漂流的毒贩船上发现的一袋钱给一群年轻人带来了不和谐，并导致一系列可怕的后果。

U Turn is a Mystery Thriller. A young female reporter is upset about how people break traffic rules, she wants to do a story about it and have it published. In this pursuit she finds herself struck in a police case dealing with series of murders. The film is about how she tries to free herself of these accusations and also becomes part of the investigation process. The rest of the film is about the mysterious deaths and how they are all interconnected with a road accident.

莎拉（Samanta Caicedo 饰）是一个非常孤独的女孩，个性内向不擅交际的她并没有太多的朋友，很多时候，她只能选择独来独往。一天，学校里转来了一位名叫安德里亚（Maria Juliana Rangel 饰）的转学生，安德里亚不仅拥有美丽的外表，而且个性活泼开朗，很快，她就和莎拉成为了好友。

长期被隔离在曼哈顿下东区的一所公寓内，安古洛兄弟只通过看电影来了解外面的世界。他们给自己取了绰号“狼群”，兄弟四人会角色扮演他们喜爱的电影来消磨时光。道具和服装都是他们自己手工精心制作的。他们的世界因为兄弟其中一人的逃脱而被打破，一切都变了。

亚（瓦凌通·帕哈甘 Warintorn Panhakarn 饰）是一名考古学家，个性严谨而又古板。父亲去世后，身为家中长子的她承担起了照顾五个弟妹的责任。亚和名为帕兰（娜妮达·缇查希 Ranida Techasit 饰）的女子是青梅竹马的玩伴，两人一起长大，度过了十分美好的岁月。如今，帕兰已经出落成为了亭亭玉立的大姑娘，她对亚日渐展露的情谊让亚开始觉得迷惘。　　父亲临死前立下遗愿，自己家的儿子只能够娶塔瓦帕罗家的女儿为妻。格莉是塔瓦帕罗家的大女儿，对于这段早已经被父母确定好的姻缘，她感到十分抗拒。帕兰的父亲和亚一同出发参加一个考古项目，担心父亲的帕兰决定跟随，帕兰找到了格莉，希望她能和自己同行。

上半场：1980年代一对【感情不合的夫妇】在开车离婚的途中车祸遇难，留下6岁儿子。30年后，儿子长大后成了一名中年富翁，他认识了1名年轻的小伙和1个女孩，并相信他们就是自己转世的父母——但后者对前世的记忆并不知情。尽管如此，已经人到中年的儿子决心要把【今世】比他年轻许多的“老爸和老妈”撮合在一起。　　下半场：1920年代一对【感情极好的夫妇】在开车回家的途中车祸遇难，留下6岁儿子。80年后，儿子已经成了一名90岁的老汉，他认识了1名中年的男子（就是第一个故事里的亿万富翁）和1个女护士，并相信他们就是自己转世的父母——但后者对前世的记忆并不知情。尽管如此，已经90岁高龄的的儿子决心要把【今世】比他年轻许多的“老爸和老妈”撮合在一起。　　儿子【超越时空】为父母撮合做媒的桥段，让人不禁联想起1985年的经典科幻片《回到未来》。　　事实上，在《我们》尚未上演之前，的确就已经有报道透露说，这部电影的确是从《回到未来》中获得了灵感。　　（小提示：注意片中那个每次出现在车祸地点的钟楼，也是《回到未来》中至关重要的标志性场景。）　　不过我觉得很巧妙的是，在片长近3个小时的《我们》中，泰卢固编剧相当于是讲了2个【儿子【超越时空】为父母撮合做媒的】这样的转世故事，而且天衣无缝地把2个故事融合到一起。

Venezuela's economic crisis explodes into riots on the streets of Caracas, as middle-aged Roque heads for the Amazon jungle to revive the abandoned lodge he built during happier, healthier days. As the jungle closes in on him, good friends encourage bad habits and whisper promises of finding gold.

Sir David Attenborough is to present and narrate a new landmark film, Climate Change: The Facts for BBC One. The documentary will provide an urgent look at the science of climate change and the potential solutions to this global threat, combining footage that reveals the already devastating impact of climate change on our planet with interviews from some of the world’s leading climate scientists. After one of the hottest years on record, climatologists and meteorologists explain the effects of climate change on both the human population and the natural world. Scientists, including Dr James Hansen, Dr Michael Mann and Professor Catherine Mitchell will forensically unpack the science behind the extreme weather conditions of recent years, which have seen unprecedented storms and catastrophic wildfires; as well as detailing how the accelerating rate at which the world’s ice is melting is causing sea level rises, and how deforestation is exacerbating the problem of global warming by adding to CO2 in the atmosphere. The film will deliver an unflinching exploration of what dangerous levels of climate change could mean for human populations, what is likely to happen if global warming exceeds 1.5 degrees and if major reductions in CO2 emissions are not made in the next decade. The documentary looks too at potential solutions, exploring the innovations, technology and actions the world's governments and industries are taking to prevent further warming and showcasing individuals who are creating change at grassroots levels. In the film, Sir David Attenborough says: "In the 20 years since I first started talking about the impact of climate change on our world, conditions have changed far faster than I ever imagined. It may sound frightening but the scientific evidence is that if we have not taken dramatic action within the next decade we could face irreversible damage to the natural world and the collapse of our societies. We're running out of time but there's still hope… I believe that if we better understand the threat we face, the more likely it is that we can avoid such a catastrophic future.”