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Chico's summer starts at home, under the cover of the lemon trees. But now, he belongs to Lisbon, where he just finished college and hopes to find a career. Chico's part of a new generation, void of prospects and expectations. Intoxicated nights of affections and heartbreak propel him into psychedelic hedonism, where burning anguish and aimlessness fuel his euphoria.

When a wealthy New York playboy prone to eccentricity and mischief dies unexpectedly, his five closest socialite friends are summoned to his country home for a viewing of his video will. His posthumous wish is to put his dearly beloved to the test: each one will become a millionaire overnight if they can unanimously agree to consume his dead body. Hilarity ensues.

"In FAAAIL ! Jerome was looking for love and he found troubles.
FAAAIL ! the show that hurts love, narrates the adventures of Jerome Etxeberria , single man in his thirties who participate at a huge speed dating event.
And of course, nothing will go the way he hoped for...
We all had, once in our sentimental life, encounter what is commonly called a jerk, a sociopath or way worse.
For some, it is only a bad memory, but for Jerome, the nightmare has just begun...
And do not laugh, you might be the sociopath..."

Three American late teens travel to Japan to escape a sad past and have some fun but end up trapped in a house with a demented Japanese host family who plans to offer them to their gods in a sick ancient Japanese ritual. TOKYO HOME STAY MASSACRE is an intense horror experience, with explosive Japanese energy, while flirting with dark comedy. Through our American heroes, the story introduces the audience to the ancient Japanese tradition of Hitobashira, or The Human Pilar. In ancient times, the local Japanese people used to cement the living into walls, into pillars, or bury them alive under the foundation of their houses, to please the gods and protect their homes from disaster.