On 11 September 1944, a squad of 23 Australian and British soldiers lead by Lieutanant-Colonel Ivan Lyon leave Fremantle bound for Indonesia as part of Operation Rimau, an attempted repeat of the highly-successful Operation Jaywick the previous year in which nearly sixty ships in Japanese-occupied Singapore Harbour were destroyed.

Orphaned Heidi is sent by her strict aunt to live with her reclusive grandfather in the Swiss Alps countryside. She likes it there and soon brings joy to her grandpa as well as everyone else there, including the animals. She also meets a nice sheepherder boy and befriends him. However, her aunt returns and takes her to the city to live as a servant girl to a cold rich strict family and their nice but sad handicapped daughter Klara. Heidi befriends Klara and finds fun ways to help her feel better, but Klara's strict parents punish Heidi for her actions which they see as childish and irresponsible. She is locked in a basement, where an evil rat lives. At that point, her friends from the countryside, as well as Klara, decide to rescue Heidi and help her go back to her grandpa.

Adaptation of the novel by Carina Rissi, in Perdida we follow the story of Sofia. Determined and self-assured, Sofia lives in the bustling metropolis of Rio de Janeiro. She is terrified of the word marriage. She's never been able to connect with anyone in her life, only the novels she's been reading forever. That is until one day she buys a mysterious cell phone that takes her to 19th century Brazil. Lost in the century, not knowing how and when to return to the year 2022, she ends up being taken in by the Clarke family, who own a beautiful and large property. With the help of the handsome and helpful Lord Ian Clarke, Sofia tries to find some way to get back to her house - but without going through several difficulties, like the bathroom of the time. In the midst of her searches, what Sofia did not expect was that she would find her fairy tale in a century that is not hers.