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A group of women are workmates at a laundry. Rike is spreading a rumor about the manager Marta, a rumor that Marta is a lesbian and that she once tried to seduce Rike. This leads to an explosive situation at the workplace. 再过不久，贝茨（Tabrett Bethell 饰）和丈夫卡麦林（(🏛)安(🎓)迪(🌔)·(🧕)惠(💱)特(🥎)(tè(🔚) )菲尔德 Andy Whitfield 饰(shì )）就将迎(yíng )来属于他(tā )们的孩子(zǐ )，两人完(wán )全(🕥)沉(🖲)浸(🛶)在(🏝)(zà(📷)i )幸(🥥)(xìng )福的氛(fēn )围之中。在回老家(jiā )的路上，夫妻二人(rén )入住了一(yī(🥝) )家(🛠)汽(🔙)车(🧠)旅(☔)(lǚ(🚥) )馆，而就(jiù )在当天夜(yè )里，卡麦(mài )林绝望的(de )发现大着(zhe )肚子的贝(bè(🦎)i )茨(😯)失(📰)踪(🥑)了(⏯)(le )。直(🚯)觉告(gào )诉卡麦林(lín )，这一切(qiē )都是旅馆搞的鬼，爱妻心切的他不(🌝)顾(🗂)警(♋)察(⏩)的(🕑)阻(🎇)拦独自踏上了寻妻之路。 Sports comedy porn comically depicts the struggle and plight of female sex students! 本片根据(jù )真实事件(jiàn )改编。描(miáo )述(💭)一(😁)对(😤)夫(🤙)(fū(🏇) )妇(😘)攀登雪(xuě )山却遭遇(yù )险(xiǎn )境…… 東(dōng )京の大(dà )学に行ってい(🌵)る(👄)恋(😬)(lià(🎐)n )人(🥫)の(🍷)正夫(fū )と一緒に東京へ行(háng )く約束で赤城村の駅まで来(lái )た(📕)鳩(👔)子(🍩)は(🏀)、(🐷)正(🏷)夫にスッポカされ、一(yī )人で上京(jīng )した。新(xīn )宿駅に着(zhe )いて(🗣)雑(🍡)踏(🏁)に(⛩)と(🔐)ま(🚷)どっている鳩子に、ゴマメが目をつけ、彼のアパートへ(⛽)連(🚭)れ(💼)て(🆖)い(🎐)き(🕳)、(🔵)彼(bǐ )女に挑みかかった。ゴマメを信じきっている鳩(jiū )子は(🙏)、(🧝)ゴ(🚚)マ(👧)メ(👶)の(🔠)仲間、ベッドとプロが抱きついてきても、何(hé )の抵抗もし(🉐)な(🌌)か(👅)っ(🤺)た(🐴)。翌(🚵)日(rì )、鳩子の金をバッグから抜(bá )き取ったゴマメは、彼女(🚞)に(📼)靴(👼)を(📴)買(🚢)っ(🅿)てやったが、自分の... Considering all the critical attention Howard Hawks has received over the years it's rather surprising that this film, the sixth he directed, is so little known. Admittedly, FAZIL is not at all typical of Hawks' work and lacks most of his recognizable directorial motifs, and on top of that features stars whose names only buffs will recognize, but it's a beautifully filmed, sumptuously mounted late silent drama that's worth seeing for its production values alone. For viewers of our era the most striking aspect of the film is that its story is based on a culture clash of West vs. East, specifically, the difficulties that arise when a European (presumably secular) woman who prides herself on being "free" and modern marries an Arab man who follows the old ways and is a devout Muslim. This material lies in a danger zone that Hollywood has rarely ventured into, even in recent years, and while to our eyes FAZIL is quite dated and very much a product of its time in its depiction of Arabic culture, it's nonetheless surprisingly even-handed in presenting both sides of the case in a painful divide that, needless to say, is still with us. Three men love one woman, and the fight for the girl never ends. At last, none of the three gets the girl, and they all die in the end.