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Grieving hairdresser Justice goes on a road trip from South Central L.A. to Oakland on a mail truck alongside her friend and an obnoxious postal worker.

Music video for "Poetic Justice" by Kendrick Lamar featuring Drake.

Nothing short of abrupt turns and the complications that come with love, this drama revolves around the life of Liu Yan Zhi (Rui En), a TV host and producer of "Reality TV". After her boyfriend, Zhong Lun (Shuai Yuan), suddenly goes missing, Yan Zhi's life becomes devoid of meaning, as she holds steadfast the belief that he will return one day. But as fate will have it, she meets Zheng Ye (Xiangyu Dai), who comes from a wealthy family and has never worked a day in his life. Zheng Ye eventually invests in "Reality TV" and participates in the programme as a field reporter. Antagonistic at first, like in many staged romances, the two soon fall in love after enduring several trials and tribulations. In a grand twist of events, Yan Zhi starts receiving photographs that provide clues on Zhong Lun's whereabouts, and she discovers that his mysterious disappearance involves Zheng Ye and his father - What was the reason behind Zhong Lun's sudden absence all these years? Will Yan Zhi ever find happiness in her life? Watch as this startling plot unfolds, reeling you in with its exciting developments.

This Experiment is a Scenario who Have 4 Act titled (1-4) Tableau. Poetic Justice is story about lovers who holding camera, Third Tableau is have Middle Shot and other Tableau is on various camera shot.

Philip Hyde, American attache, receives a visit from his friend, Omar Khan. Neva, Philip's wife, supports her dependent cousin, Joan, whose life is not a pleasant one. Neva is a brilliantly beautiful woman, disloyal to her husband, who tells Omar Khan that he does not like the attentions that David Harcourt is paying to his wife. When Neva leaves for a society event, little Joan clasps a photograph of Philip to her breast. Joan loves Philip. Joan finds in Neva's room a note from Harcourt. She has an idea. She shows the note from Harcourt to Omar Khan, and says that if Philip finds his wife is disloyal to him, he will kill Neva and Harcourt. She pleads with Omar Khan, and cries, "You are his friend. Can't you do something?" Meanwhile, in his official stronghold, Amir Pasha dreams of a white woman for his harem. Slowly a smile passes over his cruel and dissolute features as the big idea comes to him. He will have a white woman, the loveliest white woman that money can buy. He executes his command and offers a thousand pounds in gold for a girl to suit his fancy. A week later Omar Khan receives the offer from Amir Pasha. Joan, in the meantime, finds a letter written by Neva to her husband in which she says she will leave him forever. She shows this letter to Omar Khan. Harcourt and Neva elope. Their carriage is stopped in a lonely spot by Omar Khan and his Nubians. Both are taken prisoners. Philip returns to his home, finds his wife's letter and his heart is broken, Harcourt is left alone on a desert waste to die. Omar Khan, with Neva as his prisoner, arrives at the palace of Amir Pasha, and says to him, "And this, Amir Pasha, is the present I have brought thee, a white woman for thy harem." He hands over the faithless Neva to the Pasha. In the years that follow, Joan and Philip Hyde marry, and Omar Khan is glad because of the happiness of his friend.

This film takes a powerful and in-depth look at a California theater company called Poetic Justice Project, which is comprised of formerly incarcerated writers, artists, musicians and actors who perform original plays that examine the topics of crime, punishment and redemption. Begun in 2009 by Deborah Tobola, former Managing Director of Arts in Corrections at a California prison, Poetic Justice Project provides a powerful opportunity for formerly incarcerated individuals to find their way back into society through the arts, and helps bring greater understanding and important information about prison life to the general population.

Chris and Darryl have temporarily been relocated to a prison on the Isle of Wight. Whilst there visiting, Tracey falls ill and Dorien ends up getting close to Chris.

It's time for the annual "Make a Wish" Talent Quest and Nick has a vision for the Heelers - Mt. Thomas is about to enjoy the rustic poetry of Banjo Paterson in a way they'll never forget.

Clarissa turns to her computer to help her finish an assignment for which she must write a poem. Not only does the computer "write" a strange but well-loved poem, but also Clarissa is chosen to represent her school at a banquet for young poets.

Earl inspires Mary Beth to write a poem when she founds out that Julie and Chris have been secretly dating.

Louise finds George's old love poems to her and shares them with friends and neighbors, which displeases George greatly until Tom's publisher Graham Gregory wants to have a meeting with George.

Connie develops a crush on her poetry professor. He asks her to go somewhere with him. When Coach learns of this he rushes off to get her.

Gary tries, to no avail, to trace "Sally's friend" through phone records. Karen plans a barbecue for Eric and Linda, who will be arriving soon. She is curious about Val's relationship with Danny and tells Val to invite him to the barbecue. Paige steals Greg's keys and wallet, and later uses the key she's retained to locate Rick Hawkins' mail box. Before she does, Greg arrives and demands she give him the key. The police officer who has been friendly to Paige escorts Greg outside. Ted, meanwhile, has managed to escape from captivity. He notices Paige leaving and hotwires a car to pursue her. Paige has a flat and stops at a service station to get it changed. While in the restroom, she opens Hawkins' mail and learns that Abby owned Murakame. She also discovers film negatives. Ted busts through the bathroom door with a sledgehammer just as Paige escapes through a window with the documents. Threatening with the sledgehammer, Ted gets the documents from Paige. She later retrieves the negatives from a hiding place in the restroom. The truck Ted hotwired has a loose axel and is expected to break down. Paige and Greg come upon the truck being pulled from a lake, and assume Ted has perished. He actually escaped and hitches a ride away from the scene. The twins spy Val and Danny kissing and later tell her that they don't want Danny to come around anymore.

Terry's girlfriend Debbie is now working as a mobile hair-dresser but unfortunately the first house she visits gets robbed. Debbie is a witness to the robbery but the police suspect that she and Terry may be the perpetrators. Meanwhile Arthur prepares for jury service to the horror of his arch-enemy DS Chisholm.

When one of Jean's constiuents insists that he was wrongly imprisoned, Jean campaigns for his release.

Fletch and Godber get a new cell-mate and Fletch is shocked to find it is elderly Judge Rawley, the man who handed him his five year sentence, now convicted of corruption. Though disappointed that Rawley has no dirt to dish on the governor, a friend, Fletch is protective towards him when the other prisoners decry Rawley's privileges. He also tells Rawley that if he had known he was bent he would have offered him a bribe.

Dijonay and Penny battle in a spoken word competition.

A year on from the events in Portugal, Thomas suddenly reappears back in Sally's life - albeit in a rather unexpected way. It seems he has set up his own rather quirky business, with new friend Vi - but could use a little help from Sally, and soon they are back on good terms. But, when Vi and Lively get into a bit of trouble out working for Thomas, it looks like they might also need some help - but definitely not of the medical variety...