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Rob is a good man, he never promised anything or lied to either his ex or local prostitute,Lou (Davis) - he may want to keep her at arms length but he wants the best for her. He has however a detachment to life that some would find admirable, some would find strange. He and his wife live in an "open" relationship, they are quite loving and seem to have a strong relationship, but she has a young lover while he quite happily seems to stay at home reading a book when shes out. Lou, the junkie prostitute is quite puzzled, even surprised about this aspect of their relationship. He is fairly unshockable, not at all condemning of the prostitute and her lifestyle. But Lou has a very lonely life,and is looking for someone to reach out to. A quirky film from the master, John Duigan. 도(🎆)시로 간 처(🎺)녀 (1981) The widower Choi is impotent. He adopts the infants Mun and Su-ryun and raises them. Mun graduates from college in Seoul but he can’t adjust to Seoul life so he returns to Choi’s home. Mun learns that Su-ryun is not his sister in blood and he falls in love with her. When Choi discovers Mun and Su-ryun meeting secretly, he forces Mun back to Seoul. Mun meets the dancer Suk on his way and returns home. Since Mun is at home, Choi sends Su-ryun away. Su-ryun is unable to forget her home so she returns home on a day that is raining cats and dogs. Underneath a steel bridge, Su-ryun is raped by Jong-su and ends up dead. Meanwhile, Mun had left home when Su-ryun died. He is returning home when he discovers Choi crying with Su-ryun’(🚐)s body in his arms. His rage exploding, Mun grabs Su-ryun’s body and takes it away. 阿耀嗜賭成性(🐭)欠下巨款(🚼)，無(wú )奈之(🐭)下將妻(🎷)(qī )小賣給(🖕)高利貸，妻(🕡)子(zǐ )受(shò(🌨)u )盡淩辱(🚥)舌頭(tóu )被(📑)(bèi )割，憤而自盡，八歲(🍲)兒子離(🌨)奇失(shī )蹤(👣)(zōng )。兩年後依然嗜賭(🙄)成性負(😼)債累累(lè(🛑)i )的(de )阿耀逃亡(wáng )至(zhì )泰(tài )國(🦕)南部，為了(🔶)貪圖(tú )富貴娶了部落(luò )村(Ⓜ)(cūn )長之女(👂)塔丹娜(🕥)。後來與塔(🈳)丹娜之(zhī(🕞) )侍(shì )女勾搭成(ché(🧚)ng )姦(jiān )，被村(🔲)長捉姦在(🧤)床，二(èr )人將其殺(🎇)害(hài )，驚慌(🗒)之下阿耀(🌿)怕事情(🈴)敗露遂又(🐸)意(yì )欲(yù(🐸) )殺害侍女(🆑)， 攜首飾(💒)潛逃台灣(✅)。塔(tǎ )丹(dān )娜眼見父(😅)親(qīn )及(😞)(jí )侍女死(😲)於自己房內，丈夫卻(🤠)無故(gù(🙌) )失(shī )蹤，於(👺)是請來大法師為其指引追(📄)(zhuī )兇(xiōng )，沒(🤛)想到兇(✏)(xiōng )手(shǒu )竟是其夫，善(😬)良的(de )塔丹(🚀)娜决定(👌)要(yào )犧(xī(🚼) )牲自己煉(🔐)最惡毒的小鬼降(📚)為父報(bà(❎)o )仇(chóu )...摘抄(✒)自《台(tái )灣影視報(🌎)刊》 一个法(🥡)(fǎ )国(guó )女(🔒)人在美(🐚)国(guó )的(de )故(🔛)事 卡罗维发利 中国(📔)女排正(🕰)积极(jí )训(🕶)(xùn )练准备参加(jiā )粉(🚸)碎“四人(🧝)帮”后第(dì(🕑) )一(yī )个国际锦标(biā(🏌)o )赛(sài )。队(🕧)医韩医生(☝)（卢君 饰）告诉主(zhǔ )力(lì(✡) )队员沙鸥(🛁)(常珊珊(🏘) 饰)，她腰部严重(chóng )劳(🏊)(láo )损，需要(🤮)尽(jìn )快(🔒)(kuài )休养，因(🐏)此她未列(🐺)(liè )入出国名单。沙(🕠)(shā )鸥执意(😯)要参加出(💰)国比赛训练，母(mǔ(💇) )亲(qīn )(江韵(🚋)辉 饰(shì ))为(🏪)(wéi )了(le )她(🍊)的健康也(🈁)劝她离(lí )队(duì )，同在(🛂)国家(jiā(🦑) )登(dēng )山队(🔞)队员的未婚夫沈大(⭐)威（郭(🚍)碧(bì )川(chuā(⛸)n ) 饰）却支持(chí )她，她(🐚)战胜伤(🧕)痛坚持(chí(🖐) )训(xùn )练，终于获(huò )准(zhǔn )出国(🛴)参赛。沙鸥(👀)在比赛(🛂)中获得银(yín )牌(pái )，在(🏿)归国的轮(🍴)船上沙(❕)鸥痛心的(🙄)将(jiāng )银(yí(🌊)n )牌丢进了大(dà )海(🥦)(hǎi )。不久，沈(🚤)大威在(zà(💂)i )攀登珠穆拉玛(mǎ(📬) )峰(fēng )时遇(😧)雪崩遇难(🕉)，事业和(🍎)失去亲人(🎣)(rén )双(shuāng )重打击，使(shǐ(🥞) )沙(shā )鸥(🎨)陷入极大(⛷)的痛苦(kǔ )中(zhōng )。她慢(🏫)慢的(de )重(🔞)(chóng )新振作(➖)起来，担任了女排教(🤭)练。数(shù(😏) )年后她培(🏫)养(yǎng )的女排姑娘们战胜了(🏿)(le )日(rì )本女(🅱)排。此(cǐ(📟) )时(shí )已瘫痪坐在医(🦗)院轮椅上(😸)的沙鸥(🚈)在(zài )电(dià(🥞)n )视上观看(🐁)比赛...... 《疯狂世界》剧(🕒)情(qíng )介(jiè(😏) )绍：阿凯(🔂)是(shì )大(dà )厦的清(🎎)洁工，一天(🧐)(tiān )，他救了(🌐)一个(gè(😧) )想(xiǎng )跳楼(😲)的男人，却莫明其妙(📻)丢了工(🌽)(gōng )作(zuò )。回(🥂)家的(de )路(lù )上(shàng )，他偶(💁)遇思思(🐖)，因(yīn )为(wé(🙆)i )他的衬衣被(bèi )她(tā(🛀) )的琴箱(😴)钩破。从此(🐲)他的命运改变(biàn )了(le )…… 五(🌳)代家(jiā )里(💻)有独生(🌅)子女，名字(zì )叫(jiào )珠(📲)子，因为(wéi )她(tā )的(🗞)爷爷五代(🌾)谦三从呆(⏮)了13年的监狱(yù )归(😴)(guī )来，给珠(📑)子平日里(🌁)的生活带来了(le )很(🧝)(hěn )多意想(🔅)不到(dào )的(💨)(de )事情，经(🔕)常欺负她(🐉)(tā )的学生也不敢(gǎ(❓)n )猖(chāng )狂(🚪)，父母亲的(🧐)关系也有了好转，但(🚖)(dàn )是好(👶)景不(bú )长(🚓)(zhǎng )，有一天，爷爷给珠(zhū )子看(🤵)了隐藏在(🌭)(zài )阁(gé )楼里面的那个手提(🍟)箱，哪里边(🥞)摆(bǎi )着(💹)(zhe )令人眼花缭(liáo )乱，数(😼)不清的钱…… Lindsey Vickers, who scripts and directs this enigmatic film, offers a viewer just enough information to raise questions, at the same time presenting enough plums in the pudding to warrant an alert audience wishing for answers in return, but providentially style triumphs over substance. Vickers constructs an unquestionably suspenseful tale of predestination that revolves about a talented young violinist who manifestly possesses significant preternatural powers, more than sufficient to drastically affect those about her. Action opens with a three year flashback scene as we view a 12 year old girl carrying her casebound violin while walking from her school toward her home, traversing a secluded coppice, Crombie Wood, wherein she is suddenly seized (in a highly eerie scene) by a baleful force that slaughters her. Three years after, Joanne Cameron (Samantha Weysom), a 14 year old student at the same school, and also a violinist of a high order, is seen approaching a now abandoned Crombie Wood (fenced to discourage any who might otherwise trudge through it) where she speaks at the barrier to someone or something unseen just within the enclosure. Joanne's affection for her father Ian (Edward Woodward) is obsessive, and when he cannot attend her solo examination recital because of a business appointment, the child's paranormal facility is apparently utilized in the service of evil, thereby raising nocturnal havoc with Ian and Joanne's mother Dianna (Jane Merrow), as the married pair have nightmares in union that share numerous dire elements. In the morning following the tandem bad dreams, Ian drives to his business appointment in a loaned automobile, as his is being serviced, and it is soon apparent that vital auto related components from within the nightmare are being enacted during the light of day, and a powerful perception of upcoming danger is fashioned through the script. It is this premonition of dread that securely establishes the tension marking the film from its opening scene, a viewer wondering specifically how, or if, Ian will be victimized consonant with the display of frightful events that comprised a large portion of the mentioned dreams. Well-wrought and intense domestically flavoured episodes mingle congruent with scenes of suspense, according credible shape to the whole. Helping to nourish a viewer's interest are nicely conceived passages showcasing visual and aural synchronicity, based for the largest part upon the dream sequences, while a gripping atonal score by Trevor Jones and resourceful camerawork from Brian West provide intensive underpinning to a film that never retreats away from the plotline perception of Vickers. Especial note shall be made of a solo car crash occurrence that is shot and edited in a highly persuasive manner. Acting honours are to the expressive Merrow for her turn as a decisive pivot between her husband and daughter. Filmed to a large extent within scenic Snowdonia National Park of North Wales, this undervalued film had but infrequent theatrical showings before being released to video and has not since emerged in a DVD format.