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Netflix电视内容《续命之徒：绝命毒师电影》回归，主角杰西·平克曼（艾美奖得主亚伦·保尔饰演）再次与粉丝见面。杰西戏剧性地逃出囚禁后，他必须接受自己的过去，才有可能创造未来。这部扣人心弦的惊悚片由《绝命毒师》的创剧人文斯·吉里根编写和执导。该电影由马克·约翰逊、梅利莎·伯恩斯坦、查尔斯·纽沃斯、黛安娜·默瑟和亚伦·保尔以及SonyPicturesTelevision联合制作。

A rivalry forms between two teachers who are polar opposites: a strict, old-fashioned by-the-book instructor and his cheerful young counterpart interested in social media.

Zoey Miller, a super smart senior in high school and uninterested in romantic love, has her life turned upside down when Zack, the most popular boy in school, gets amnesia and mistakes Zoey for his girlfriend.

萨宾娜30岁了,她的母亲跟祖母都试着为她寻觅完婚工具却未果。有一天,她碰见了一位酷似片子明星的年青女子,并对他发生了兴致。他的涌现惊喜连连,使三位女性的生涯发生了变更……Astoryaboutwomen,setinthepresentandin1950sWarsaw.ThemaincharacterisSabina,aquiet,shywomanwhohasjustturnedthirty.Clearly,shelacksamaninherlife.Hermotherknowsallaboutitandtriesatallcoststofindherdaughteragoodcandidateforahusband.Thewholesituationiscontrolledbythegrandmother,aneccentricladywithasharptonguefromwhomnosecretcanbeconcealed.Successiveadmirersarriveatthepre-wartenementwherethewomenlive,butSabinaisinterestedinnoneofthem.Oneday,appearingoutofnowhere,comesthecharming,intelligent,andterriblygood-lookingBronislaw.Hispresencewillsparkoffaseriesofunexpectedeventsrevealingthedarkersideofthewomen’snature.WrittenbyWarsawFilmFestival本片是导演BorysLankosz的故事长片童贞作,也是记录片导演Lankosz初次拍剧情片。该片是击败了「市场女孩」跟「疯人院」两部片子掉掉落的加入奥斯卡最佳外语片比赛的机遇。

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"Ourlifeisajourney"”Inthewinterandthenight."”Weseekourpassage..."�Voice1 - Theabandonedliteratureneverthelessexertedadelayingactiononnewaffectiveformulations.Voice2 - Therewasthefatigueandthecoldofthemorninginthismuch-traversedlabyrinth,likeanenigmathatwehadtoresolve.Itwasalooking-glassrealitythroughwhichwehadtodiscoverthepotentialrichnessofreality.Onthebankoftherivereveningbeganonceagain;andcaresses;andtheimportanceofaworldwithoutimportance.Justastheeyeshaveablurredvisionofmanythingsandcanseeonlyoneclearly,sothewillcanstriveonlyincompletelytowarddiver搜索引擎优化bjectsandcancompletelyloveonlyoneatatime.Voice3(younggirl):Noonecountedonthefuture.Itwouldneverbepossibletobetogetherlater,oranywhereelse.Therewouldneverbeagreaterfreedom.Voice1 - Therefusaloftimeandofgrowingoldautomaticallylimitedencountersinthisnarrow,contingentzone,wherewhatwaslackingwasfeltasirreparable.Theextremeprecariousnessofthemeansofgettingbywithoutworkingwasattherootofthisimpatiencewhichmadeexcessesnecessaryandbreaksdefinitive.Voice2 - Oneneverreallycontestsanorganizationofexistencewithoutcontestingallofthatorganization’sformsoflanguage.Voice1 - Whenfreedomispracticedinaclosedcircle,itfadesintoadream,becomesamererepresentationofitself.Theambianceofplayisbynatureunstable.Atanymoment"ordinarylife"�canprevailonceagain.Thegeographicallimitationofplayisevenmorestrikingthanitstemporallimitation.Anygametakesplacewithinthecontoursofitsspatialdomain.Aroundtheneighborhood,arounditsfleetingandthreatenedimmobility,stretchedahalf-knowncitywherepeoplemetonlybychance,losingtheirwayforever.Thegirlswhofoundtheirwaythere,becausetheywerelegallyunderthecontroloftheirfamiliesuntiltheageofeighteen,wereoftenrecapturedbythedefendersofthatdetestableinstitution.Theyweregenerallyconfinedundertheguardofthosecreatureswhoamongallthebadproductsofabadsocietyarethemostuglyandrepugnant:nuns.Whatusuallymakesdocumentariessoeasytounderstandisthearbitrarylimitationoftheirsubjectmatter.Theydescribetheatomizationofsocialfunctionsandtheisolationoftheirproducts.Onecan,incontrast,envisagetheentirecomplexityofamomentwhichisnotresolvedintoawork,amomentwhosemovementindissolublycontainsfactsandvaluesandwhosemeaningdoesnotyetappear.Thesubjectmatterofthedocumentarywouldthenbethisconfusedtotality.Voice2 - Theerahadarrivedatalevelofknowledgeandtechnicalmeansthatmadepossible,andincreasinglynecessary,adirectconstructionofallaspectsofaliberatedaffectiveandpracticalexistence.Theappearanceofthesesuperiormeansofaction,stillunusedbecau搜索引擎优化fthedelaysintheprojectofliquidatingthecommodityeconomy,hadalreadycondemnedaestheticactivity,whoseambitionsandpowerswerebothoutdated.Thedecayofartandofallthevaluesofformermoreshadformedoursociologicalbackground.Therulingclass’smonopolyovertheinstrumentsweneededtocontrolinordertorealizethecollectiveartofourtimehadexcludedusfromaculturalproductionofficiallydevotedtoillustratingandrepeatingthepast.Anartfilmonthisgenerationcanonlybeafilmonitsabsenceofrealcreations.Everyoneunthinkinglyfollowedthepathslearnedonceandforall,totheirworkandtheirhome,totheirpredictablefuture.Forthemdutyhadalreadybecomeahabit,andhabitaduty.Theydidnotseethedeficiencyoftheircity.Theythoughtthedeficiencyoftheirlifewasnatural.Wewantedtobreakoutofthisconditioning,inquestofanotheru搜索引擎优化ftheurbanlandscape,inquestofnewpassions.Theatmosphereofafewplacesgaveusintimationsofthefuturepowersofanarchitectureitwouldbenecessarytocreatetobethesupportandframeworkforlessmediocregames.Wecouldexpectnothingofanythingwehadnotourselvesaltered.Theurbanenvironmentproclaimedtheordersandtastesoftherulingsocietyjustasviolentlyasthenewspapers.Itismanwhomakestheunityoftheworld,butmanhasextendedhimselfeverywhere.Peoplecanseenothingaroundthemthatisnottheirownimage;everythingspeakstothemofthemselves.Theirverylandscapeisalive.Therewereobstacleseverywhere.Therewasacohesionintheobstaclesofalltypes.Theymaintainedthecoherentreignofpoverty.Everythingbeingconnected,itwasnecessarytochangeeverythingbyaunitarystruggle,ornothing.Itwasnecessarytolinkupwiththemasses,butweweresurroundedbysleep.Voice3 - Thedictatorshipoftheproletariatisadesperatestruggle,bloodyandbloodless,violentandpeaceful,militaryandeconomic,educationalandadministrative,againsttheforcesandtraditionsoftheoldworld.Voice1 - Inthiscountryitisonceagainthemenoforderwhohaverebelled.Theyhavereinforcedtheirpower.Theyhavebeenabletoaggravatethegrotesquenessoftherulingconditionsaccordingtotheirwill.Theyhaveembellishedtheirsystemwiththefunerealceremoniesofthepast.Voice2 - Years,likeasingleinstantprolongedtothispoint,cometoanend.Voice1 - Whatwasdirectlylivedreappearsfrozeninthedistance,fitintothetastesandillusionsofanera,carriedawaywithit.Voice2 - Theappearanceofeventsthatwehavenotmade,thatothershavemadeagainstus,nowobligesustobeawareofthepassageoftime,itsresults,thetransformationofourowndesiresintoevents.Whatdifferentiatesthepastfromthepresentispreciselyitsout-of-reachobjectivity;thereisnomoreshould-be;beingissoconsumedthatithasceasedtoexist.Thedetailsarealreadylostinthedustoftime.Whowasafraidoflife,afraidofthenight,afraidofbeingtaken,afraidofbeingkept?Voice3 - 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米歇尔（萨加莫尔·斯蒂芬南SagamoreStévenin饰）是一名职业赛车手，他热爱速度带来的狂风和自由，将赛车视为毕生的理想和事业。在茫斯二十四小时拉力赛中，米歇尔凭借着自己的努力和天赋获得了最终的胜利，一时间声名鹊起，成为了媒体关注的焦点。鲁斯（LisaBarbuscia饰）对于米歇尔的成功耿耿于怀，因为她的父亲正是因为米歇尔才不得不放弃钟爱的赛车事业。为了彻底击垮米歇尔，维斯筹划了一个阴谋，在一场重要的比赛中，维斯带领自己的车队不断的骚扰和阻挠着米歇尔，面对对手刻意的挑衅，米歇尔能够应对自如吗？他又能否打败对手，获得胜利呢？

　　Une famille embarque dans son monospace flambant neuf, au petit matin, afin d'éviter les embouteillages pour les vacances d’été. Tom, le père, enclenche son régulateur de vitesse électronique sur 130 - km/h. Au moment où une dernière bourde de Ben, le beau-père, pousse Julia, excédée, à demander qu'on fasse demi-tour, Tom s'aperçoit qu'il ne contrôle plus son véhicule. L'électronique de bord ne répond plus, la vitesse est bloquée à 130 - km/h. Toutes les manœuvres pour ralentir la voiture emballée restent sans effet. Une voiture folle, six passagers au bord de la crise de nerfs et un embouteillage monstre qui les attend à moins de deux cents kilomètres de là...

BustermanagesthestorewhileRoscoedeliversthemail,takingtimeoutforhide-and-seekwithMolly.Theconstable,alsointerestedinMolly,steals$300whilebeingobservedbyBuster.

某傍晚，Amra开车时打电话撞倒了行人，导致对方处于昏迷状态。她是阿尔及利亚移民，尚未取得法国身份，因为此次意外，很有可能永远拿不到。绝望之时，陌生人Angélique为她作证，使她免除事件责任。俩人成为好友，并介绍给了Amra的丈夫和女儿。随着深入交往，Angélique坦白是做假证，她并没有在案发现场，只是为了获得证人奖励。Amra内心非常挣扎。当她得知撞倒的行人脱离昏迷，她由衷高兴。可Angélique却说行人醒了就会揭穿谎言，并不是好事。最后，当行人恶化身亡，Amra非常内疚，发现Angélique身上疑点重重，怀疑是她为了掩盖自己杀人而作证，为了伪装不在场证明。在一场汽车追逐戏里，Angélique的车坠下了悬崖。Unsoir,Amra,unejeunealgérienneinstalléeenFrance,renverseaccidentellementunpiéton.Celui-ciresteentrelavieetlamort.Ravagéeparlaculpabilitéetlacertitudequ’ellen’obtiendrajamaissespapiersfrançais,elleestmiraculeusementinnocentéeparAngélique,unebellerousseaussilibreetdécomplexéequ’Amraestsauvageetintrovertie.Lesdeuxjeunesfillesdeviennentamies.Maisl’attituded’Angéliquedevientdeplusenplusétrange,voireinquiétante…（allocine）

"Bob Dylan going electric" at the 1965 Newport Folk Festival is one of those epochal moments in rock history that seemingly everyone has heard about, but what few people seem to know is that it wasn't some ephemeral event that we only know from word of mouth -- filmmaker Murray Lerner documented the performances at the Newport Festival for several years running, and The Other Side of the Mirror collects footage from the three years Dylan appeared at the celebrated folk gathering, allowing us to see Dylan's rise through the folk scene for ourselves. Watching Lerner's documentary, what's most remarkable is how much Dylan changed over the course of 36 months; the young folkie performing at the afternoon "workshop" at the side of Joan Baez in 1963 is at once nervy and hesitant, singing his wordy tunes while chopping away at his acoustic guitar and energizing the crowd without seeming to know just what he's doing. In 1964, Dylan all but owns Newport, and he clearly knows it; he's the talk of the Festival, with Baez and Johnny Cash singing his praises (and his songs), and his mand of the stage is visibly stronger and more confident while his new material (including "Mr. Tambourine Man" and "It Ain't Me, Babe") sees him moving away from the "protest songs" that first made his name. When the audience demands an encore after Dylan's evening set (Odetta and Dave Van Ronk were scheduled to follow him), Peter Yarrow tries to keep the show moving along while Dylan beams at the crowd's adulation, like the rock star he was quickly being. By the time the 1965 Newport Festival rolled around, Dylan's epochal "Like a Rolling Stone" was starting to scale the singles charts, and the hardcore folk audience was clearly of two minds about his popular (and populist) success. When Dylan, Fender Stratocaster in hand, performs "Maggie's Farm" backed by Al Kooper, Mike Bloomfield and the rhythm section from the Paul Butterfield Blues Band, the raucous but hard-driving number inspires a curious mixture of enthusiastic cheering and equally emphatic booing, and while legend has it that the version of "Like a Rolling Stone" that followed was a shambles, the song cooks despite drummer Sam Lay's difficulty in finding the groove, though if anything the division of the crowd's loyalties is even stronger afterward. After these two numbers, Dylan and his band leave the stage, with Yarrow (once again serving as MC) citing technical problems (if Pete Seeger really pulled the power on Dylan, as legend has it, there's no sign of it here); Dylan returns to the stage with an acoustic six-string to sing "Mr. Tambourine Man" and "It's All Over Now, Baby Blue" before vanishing into the night without ment. While much of the audience at Newport in 1965 wanted the "old" Dylan back, his strong, willful performances even on the acoustic stuff makes it obvious that the scrappy semi-amateur we saw at the beginning of the movie was gone forever, and the ovations suggest more than a few people wanted to see Dylan rock. Lerner's film tells us a certain amount of what we already knows, but it gently debunks a few myths about Dylan during this pivotal moment in his career, and his performances are mitted and forceful throughout; no matter how many times you've read about Dylan's Newport shoot-out of 1965, seeing it is a revelatory experience, and Lerner has assembled this archival material with intelligence and taste. This is must-see viewing for anyone interested in Dylan or the folk scene of the '60s.