A recently divorced shoe salesman navigates a new romance as his sons come to terms with their own concerns.

When a retired rock star travels to New York to visit his father who is dying, he arrives too late and seeks revenge on the ex-Nazi war criminal who persecuted his father Auschwitz.

Set in 1930, eight-year-old Buddy must spend Christmas in New Orleans with his estranged, con-artist father.

During World War II an Italian Jewish man uses his vivid imagination to convince his son they're playing a game at a concentration camp in order to keep his son's spirits up.

When a mysterious man rides into town for the winter, a series of deadly events soon follow.

A family's domestic bliss is shattered in 1915 by the death of the family's patriarch, as they struggle to comprehend the depths of their loss.

Episodic story, divided into five chapters, each bearing the name of a character; main characters appear in most chapters. Most of the characters are connected by the fact that they hang out or work at the Brooklyn Cigar Store, where they tell stories and smoke a lot. Chapters explore the interpersonal relationships between this large and diverse group of characters.

An estranged son and his alcoholic father travel from Montana to Nebraska to claim a million dollar sweepstakes prize.

A veteran jockey goes for one more big win when an up and coming rider arrives claiming to be his son.

The stern father of a Muslim family in France has his teenage son drive him to Mecca for the religious pilgrimage known as the hajj. The son, who is irreligious and has a non-Muslim girlfriend, doesn't relate to his traditionalist father, nor does the dad relate to his son -- a culture clash (and generational clash) that is the spine of their entire trip to Saudi Arabia.