A man believing himself near death from tuberculosis attends a sanatorium - where he falls in love.

In Nazi occupied France, a Frenchwoman is raped by a German soldier. Adapted from a W. Somerset Maugham short story.

Is it better to be lucky than clever? A not-very-bright young man with too much money falls prey to an adventuress on the Riviera - but he's lucky.

Max Kelada is a very knowledgeable fellow - perhaps he knows rather more about a young married woman than he ought to.

Young Herbert's only passion seems to be flying his kite - but then he meets a girl.

The Ramsay brothers couldn't be more different - one is hard-working, quiet, and fearfully proper, the other an indolent spendthrift playboy. But appearances can be deceptive.

The inability to read seems a setback for the verger - but it's not such a disadvantage as people suppose.

The wife of a rubber plantation administrator shoots a man to death and claims it was self-defense; a letter in her own hand may prove her undoing.

The Colonel doesn't have much time for poetry, and when his wife publishes a volume of distinctly rather erotic verses, he is greatly embarrassed - who can she be writing about?

Wilson's a bit of a dull stick, people think - but he's determined to live the good life, and he's come to Capri to do so.