《四个春天》是一(🕧)(yī(🧖) )部以真实家(😦)(jiā )庭生(shēng )活为背景(🖥)的纪录(lù )片(🛵)。15岁离家,在(zài )异乡漂(💲)泊多年的导(⚫)演(yǎn )以自己南方小(📘)城(chéng )里的父(🗂)母为主角(jiǎo ),在四年(🕹)光(guāng )阴里(lǐ(⛷) ),以一己之(zhī )力(📞)记(jì(🚂) )录了他们的(💸)(de )美(🧐)丽(lì )日常。在(🎓)如(rú )诗的(de )乐活慢(🈯)生(👙)活图景(jǐng )中(😏),影像缓缓雕刻出(👬)一(🚯)个幸福家庭(🍆)近(jìn )二十年的温(👉)柔(⤴)变(biàn )迁,以及(✝)他(tā )们如(rú )何以(🍘)自(😖)己的(de )方式(shì(🏦) )面对流转的(de )时间(jiā(🦇)n )、人生的得(👼)(dé )失起(qǐ )落。
泰发集(🗻)团少(shǎo )公子(🌙)肖浩与红星(xīng )地产(📠)二公子康俊(😅)发生(shēng )了口角,肖浩(🖕)无(wú )意中看(📣)见一个一(yī )身(🍞)白衣(👸)女子(zǐ ),一(yī(🏍) )次(🍱)偶然间,肖浩(😶)(hào )发现周毅的(de )车(🍝)内(🕑)(nèi )有一张千(🐑)年(nián )古宅(zhái ),人间(💋)炼(👚)狱的宣(xuān )传(🥖)册,因此产生(shēng )了(🏸)浓(🐫)烈兴趣。
本片(👇)讲(jiǎng )述的是一群(🌿)年(👀)轻(qīng )人在生(👝)活、社会(huì )、情感(👕)的重(chóng )压之(🍊)(zhī )下,仍旧义(yì )无反(⌛)(fǎn )顾的追求(😠)自(zì )己音(yīn )乐梦想(😣)的故事。
A fishing community on a remote Maine island finds itself suddenly cut off from the rest of the world after the ferry stops coming. When people start to vanish, the terrified survivors realize that someone - or something - is hunting them.
When a photographer encounters the practice of Vodou cartography while on assignment he becomes enchanted with the visceral artwork and ceremony witnessed. But the experience embeds itself in his psyche and his interest in vodou becomes more than an inspiration, more than a passion, more than an addiction. Through his own artwork, he creates his own destiny, a path to demonization. A complete transformation occurs physically, mentally and artistically and results in the conjuring of entities never imagined, exploring the world between the darkness and blackness.
故事(😢)讲述大学里(lǐ )的四(🤑)个老朋友徒(🛶)步穿(chuān )越斯堪(🐮)的纳维亚(yà )的荒(🚞)野(🖖),然而错(cuò )误(🔩)的决定让(ràng )他们(🙀)(men )深(📫)入北欧神(shé(🔖)n )话传(chuán )说中的神(👁)秘(🏞)(mì )黑森(sēn )林(🌮),一个古(gǔ )老邪(xié(🤐) )恶(🙃)的生物也盯(⛰)上(shàng )几个人。
《寺岛(🚴)(dǎ(🆔)o )》:刚刚拿到(🥑)第一个(gè )连载的漫(🥎)画家山(shān )崎(🔊)(峯田和(hé )伸 饰(shì(🍬) )),因为助(zhù(👂) )手突(tū )然走掉而疲(🏓)(pí )于奔(bēn )命(🐓)。某个下(xià )雨的(🆗)(de )日子(🐮),自称寺岛(dǎ(🕘)o )的女子(吉冈(📿)里(lǐ )帆 饰)前来(🍯)担(🤐)任助手(shǒu )职(👳)务。作为创作(zuò )素(🔰)材(⬛),寺岛向漫(mà(🐬)n )画家讲述了(le )一个(🕺)(gè(📳) )可怕的故事(🆗)(shì )。
An elderly woman, a war veteran, recalls her experiences as a member of the all-female bombing squad nicknamed 'Nachtexen' (Night Witches) during World War II