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This film's German title would translate as "Journey in the Night", but that "night" is metaphoric: it refers to blindness, rather than anything nocturnal. The film's most notable merits are its photography (by Max Lutze), the direction by F.W. Murnau (a bit lighter than usual from this director) and a remarkable performance by Conrad Veidt ... an actor who never fails to impress me, yet who surpasses his own high standards in this drama. PATRIA (pronounced PAY-tree-uh), a 15-episode "preparedness serial" filmed by the Whartons in Ithaca, New York, in 1916, cast the Japanese, with whom we were not at war, as the villains in a spy story. Warner "Charlie Chan" Oland plays the chief villain, Baron Huroki, who is determined to gain munitions factory and "defense fund" heiress Patria Channing's vast wealth for Japan. Irma, sentenced to life imprisonment, has been sent to St. Lazarus’ prison. A transfer order is sent to the prison to send Irma to a penal colony in Algeria. On the day of her departure, Irma finds out that Moréno has been executed. A member of a counterfeiting gang gives a forged note to his daughter. When she spends it on a dress the note ends up in the hands of the secret service, who then bring the entire gang to justice. 杰(jié(🔪) )夫·丹(dān )尼尔斯在(🔧)片中饰演个(📼)(gè )性保守的雅痞行(🚁)政人(rén )员，偶(🦃)(ǒu )然到(🥡)餐厅吃午(wǔ(📪) )饭，碰(pèng )到狂野女郎(🍨)梅(méi )拉尼·(♈)格里菲(❕)思。她(tā )把他(💴)带(dài )到汽车(👃)旅馆展(🕞)(zhǎn )开激情(qí(⛽)ng )游戏，令他大(dà )感意(📲)外(wài )。然而接(🎷)下来的(🍩)一段(duàn )放荡(🐳)不(bú )羁的刺(✉)激遭遇(🚦)(yù )，更是(shì )令(⛎)他惊喜交集(jí )，整个(🍀)(gè )改变了他(🏖)的人(ré(😊)n )生。 青(qīng )年郑(🥡)元和上海(hǎi )求学，与(🍴)妓女李亚仙(🍸)(xiān )邂逅，沉迷烟花场(🧠)中。不久(jiǔ )，元(🐖)和因财(🏟)力不支被(bè(💙)i )鸨母驱(qū )逐，流落街(📼)头(tóu )。郑父(fù(🎥) )得同乡(😵)告知赶(gǎn )来(📋)，恰(qià )好撞见(⚾)元和正(♐)(zhèng )街头抢(qiǎ(🛢)ng )食，盛怒之下(xià )，一拳(🖕)(quán )将其打晕(🛋)。郑(zhèng )父(❣)以为(wéi )孽子(👸)已死，便抛尸(⚪)于(yú )荒(🥅)郊。元和苏醒(💥)后被(bèi )乞丐张(zhāng )三(📋)救起，从此(cǐ(🤘) )便一起(🧕)(qǐ )口唱“莲花(🧥)落(luò )”，行(háng )乞度日。自(🚅)元(yuán )和被逐(⛰)(zhú )后，亚(🍝)仙便为(wéi )自(😡)己赎(shú )身，四(👄)处寻访(🆕)元和下(xià )落(😁)。一日，元和正行(háng )乞(⛱)，恰(qià )被亚仙(🐑)婢女看(🥒)(kàn )见。亚(yà )仙(🤦)将其接回家(🍍)(jiā )中，以(👄)(yǐ )情理相触(🤖)动，终于使(shǐ )元和鼓(🎪)起勇气(qì )，走(😎)上(shàng )正(🕖)途。 In this version of the golem legend, the golem, a clay statue brought to life by Rabbi Loew in 16th century Prague to save the Jews from the ongoing brutal persecution by the city's rulers, is found in the rubble of an old synagogue in the 20th century. Brought to life by an antique dealer, the golem is used as a menial servant. Eventually falling in love with the dealer's wife, it goes on a murderous rampage when its love for her goes unanswered. Written by Doug Sederberg The Ethiopian King offers his daughter to a powerful Pharaoh to secure peace between the two countries. Giles Bateson is expelled from college for misconduct. His angry father, the Earl, sends him a message: "Never let me see you again until you have earned a half crown and proven yourself worthy of confidence." Giles meets Sally, the parson's daughter, who believes Giles to be the gardener. On a walk, they meet some gypsies, who show Sally a "magical ring." Giles buys it for her, and Sally comes to believe in its power when her wishes -- such as for a new dress and shoes to wear to the Earl's party for the villagers -- come true, although actually Giles is responsible. At the party, Sally accidentally discovers the note from the Earl and realizes who Giles really is. She determines to reconcile father and son, and begins visiting the Earl each day to play chess and distract him from the pain he suffers from gout. The gypsies tell her that she can find an herbal cure at Devil's Cliff, but when Sally doesn't return home, a search party finds her lying unconscious by the herb. The Earl is... Written by Fiona Kelleghan