撤离(lí )广(🏡)州的影प撤离(lí )广(🏡)州的影室,通(🥥)过(guò )日军(🐸)的动向,发现(🧞)(xiàn )了一支(📑)(zhī )神秘的抗(🥎)日(🌈)(rì )力量已(yǐ )身陷重围(🔓),民族家(jiā )国(🍯)的责任感(🐌)(gǎn )驱使他(tā(🏆) )们去查明(♋)真(zhēn )相伺机(🕧)(jī(😵) )营救。在民(mín )族大义(yì(🌀) )的面前,英(yī(🎂)ng )雄从来(lá(📆)i )都不孤独,相(🐁)互间(jiān )舍(🔌)命救援,默契(🌥)中(🛶)(zhōng )同仇敌忾,抗日救(jiù(🏡) )国,舍我其谁(👋)?
Set in contemporary New York City, Cacaya is the story of a young Brazilian woman, who ends her tumultuous relationship with an American man, and then discovers she is carrying his child. The couple's struggle to interact during the pregnancy, and to deal with the situation, increases the tension between them. The film interweaves this modern narrative with indigenous Amazon rainforest folklore and ancient Greek mythology of the Amazons, using the framework of German dramatist Heinrich von Kleist's 1808 tragedy Penthesilea.
A Paranormal night investigated and documented by Carl Medland on a remote farm and country house. What Carl captures is unsettling and truly terrifying.
《少女的(🔉)奇幻日记之(🎟)(zhī )追星计划》以演艺(yì )圈(🎠)中明星和粉(♍)丝间(jiān )的(🌴)“相爱相杀”的(🥖)(de )复杂关系(🚞)为主题,讲述(🦍)外(🛶)(wài )表颓废但内(nèi )心强(🦅)大(dà )的少女(🐷)萱萱(xuān )偶(🗻)然因(yīn )一瓶(🌐)神秘的(de )矿(🚁)泉水(shuǐ )获得(🐉)超(🤓)能力(lì )后化身(shēn )田螺(🐘)姑娘“隐身跟(🙆)(gēn )踪““登堂(🐀)(táng )入室“窥视(🐆)心中的(de )灯(🕳)塔“薛先森”,却(💷)也(🔄)在(zài )危机时刻“徒手斗(🔪)(dòu )黑帮”“心灵(🔎)灌鸡(jī )汤(👉)”双管齐下最(🍪)终(zhōng )俘获男神,收获真(zhē(📳)n )爱,走上人生巅峰(fēng )。梦(🥃)幻又新奇的(🥘)故(gù )事燃(📮)爆少女心。
本(♟)(bě(😈)n )片通过(guò )替人要账的(⚽)(de )女孩卓(zhuó )一(📚)和在夜场(💅)(chǎng )唱歌的(de )歌(💀)手静雅为(🔥)(wéi )双主角(jiǎ(😍)o )。卓(🙀)一老大(dà )装有非(fēi )法(🛡)数据的项(xià(🚘)ng )链给了(le )静(🏉)雅,而静(jìng )雅(😒)迫于(yú )面(🛏)子接受后(hò(💓)u ),又(🎗)转(zhuǎn )手邮寄给了(le )原来(🤘)大(dà )山的朋(🆎)友。卓一为(🥜)(wéi )了替老大(📟)取回项链(liàn ),带着静雅一(🈯)起去(qù )偏远的山区,卓(🎗)一(yī )的冤对(🐹)头挑拨卓(🐸)一(yī )和老大(🎻)的(🐥)关系,一(yī )路被追杀。两(🧀)人性(xìng )格各(🌠)异,一路言(🚐)语(yǔ )不多,却(🧓)彼此心事(🗣)(shì )满满,一些(👜)列(🏑)事件(jiàn )后,两(liǎng )人彼此(💠)有的(de )新的认(🔦)(rèn )知和好(🤞)感。两人也(yě(😟) )对迷茫的(🛡)未(wèi )来有了(⚽)(le )一(🎐)个反省。卓一为(wéi )了保(🗞)护静雅(yǎ ),被(🌖)老(lǎo )大杀(🦁)掉,而(ér )老大(🌸)也(yě )被静(🦕)雅的朋友射伤(✳)(shāng )。坏人最终被绳子(zǐ(🚩) )依法。静雅也(🚵)带着(zhe )父亲(🔙)离开,去追寻(🙋)(xú(👖)n )理想的生活。
In the year 1920, when India's freedom movement was gaining momentum, one man firmly believed that the Britishers were not as bad as they were being made out to be.详情