Cheaper By the Dozen: a 2022 Family-Comedy Remake
A 2022 remake of the previous films of the same name, but with a more diverse cast, increasing representation and diversity.
Fatima's Secret
Didi and Gogo share the same house along one of the canals that run through the capital of Thailand. The two old friends are well integrated with the local community as colorful and unusual characters pop in an out of their lives, with shocking as well as comic situations in their wake. One day, as every month, a sexy transsexual messenger delivers the check from a certain Godeaut, their mysterious partner. Because of the absurdity of receiving money from doing nothing, they decide to go looking for Godeaut. Their action is the beginning of an adventure that takes them to meet many other people, lost like our protagonists. These encounters, reminds Didi and Gogo of a painful past, sheds new light on their life and will profoundly change them.
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Didi and Gogo share the same house along one of the canals that run through the capital of Thailand. The two old friends are well integrated with the local community as colorful and unusual characters pop in an out of their lives, with shocking as well as comic situations in their wake. One day, as every month, a sexy transsexual messenger delivers the check from a certain Godeaut, their mysterious partner. Because of the absurdity of receiving money from doing nothing, they decide to go looking for Godeaut. Their action is the beginning of an adventure that takes them to meet many other people, lost like our protagonists. These encounters, reminds Didi and Gogo of a painful past, sheds new light on their life and will profoundly change them.
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