The ballad-tuned story of father Demeter and his three sons takes us back more than sixty years in the past to commemorate the most significant event of the anti-fascist resistance in Slovakia and Slovak national movement in WWII. The oldest son Ján has been lost in war. Only his wife and father hopes that he returns. The middle son Mato is soldier on side of resistance. The youngest son Peter is quite unclear because he hasn't joined to resistance and there are rumors about collaboration with the occupiers. The fascist's attack makes situation clear and all participants has to choose their side.

Little Tomas "Pipo" Pipo from Bratislava takes care of an Irish setter whom he names Silvo. He rides with him on his bicycle to see Uncle Sirak in the country. There he meets Marian Djurina, called Maros, and Katka from the children's home. After initial difficulties, Pipo and Maros become best friends. When the adoptive parents can't get along with Maros, Pipo's family takes him in.

A poor but great violinist is invited to stay at an aristocrat's house.

Three part television series from Jege's novel about young Slovak serf boy living in 17th century. After father's execution for poaching, Adam decides to go and see the world. However during his travel he gets involved in defending poor serf girl who is being abused by the land owner Graf Markos. Adam beats the Graf and is then pursued by the Graf's enforcers. While running Adam meets beautiful daughter of a tradesman Betty and falls in love with her. However he can't stay long and must continue running because the enforcers are getting close. As a last resort Adam decides to enlist in Graf Palfy army...

Gelo is funny guy that helps his friends to marry beautiful girls which their father wants to marry noble doctor.

Ďuro Syrák receives letter from his nephew Stevko to invite him to his wedding. He leaves by train but he ends up in joy house where he is caught by police and put in jail. Police release him and he come to wedding and he happily returns.

Television production of M. J. Lermontov's psychological drama in verse. A poetic-psychological composition depicting the fate of an elderly man Arbenin who succumbed to false social information, which drove him to a tragic act. His wife Nina lost her bracelet. Baroness Strahlov found it and gave it to Prince Zvjozdic as a token of her affection. This causes Arbenin such torments of jealousy that the only way out is the death of his wife. So he poisons her but at the end he realizes that he was wrong.

A portrait of photographer Pavel Hudec Ahasver is also a homage to the young generation, their thirst for freedom, their non-conformism, their narcissism.