Low-budget film about a comedian trying to become a success whilst battling against mental health issues and a drink problem
上世纪(🍔)四(sì )十(🚛)年代，加(🏷)(jiā )州理工学(xué )院终身教授(shòu )钱学森（陈坤(kūn ) 饰）因(yīn )为美国兴起的(de )反共言论而备受打击(📫)(jī )。他的(🐆)尖(🗝)端(duā(📱)n )技(♟)术研(🌇)究(🍭)(jiū )被(➗)迫(💁)中止，并(💯)被责令(👒)(lìng )出境(😱)(jìng )。钱学(xué )森心系祖国，归心似箭，而意识到(dào )钱学森的巨大价值的(de )美方又对其(qí )归国设置(zhì )了重(chó(♑)ng )重(🦍)障碍(📝)(à(🔧)i )，甚至(♓)以(🗨)间谍(🤭)(dié(💌) )罪逮(🎹)捕(⚾)(bǔ )钱学(🔲)森。最终(🛥)(zhōng )，宣告(😨)无罪的钱学森(sēn )被长期软禁(jìn )在家 中。
Winner of five awards, including Best Actress, at Tehran’s 2013 Fajr Film Festival, THE BRIGHT DAY weaves a story that has its roots in the complexity of Iran’s draconian laws governing capital punishment. A kindergarten teacher hopes to aid the father of one of her young students, a man accused of manslaughter, by convincing each of seven reluctant witnesses to come forward. No one lacks a hidden agenda in this drama in which shades of truth collide with self-interest and the specter of payback.
该片在(zài )印度国内(nèi )以3D形(xíng )式上映(yìng )。
山姆是一(💘)个(gè )害(✉)羞(👫)的男(👒)孩(🤨)是谁(🔶)，恐(😱)(kǒng )怕(💫)几(🐣)乎所有(Ⓜ)(yǒu )的事(🗯)，从(cóng )这(🍗)些奇怪的(de )阴影在他(tā )的房(fáng )间里，晚上在他家附(fù )近的小狗狗。一切似(sì )乎太吓人了他！然而(ér )，有一(🚺)天(🐹)，山姆(🕯)符(👝)合(hé(🌻) )伯(🔅)纳(nà(♑) )德(🌖)，北(bě(🎍)i )极(💧)熊是什(🎴)么都(dō(🦄)u )不怕。伯纳德·山姆(mǔ )在一个史诗般的冒险(xiǎn )，并帮助他(tā )失去了他(tā )的恐惧飞行(háng )，滑雪，这让(ràng )他(📟)面(🔏)对(duì(🏹) )的(📿)最大(📰)的(🍦)怪物(👕)(wù(🌇) )，用幽(🍾)默(🏂)！
A dysfunctional, wealthy mining dynasty, with an ailing patriarch and some greedy siblings. A peculiarly British take on telenovela style melodramas, played for laughs.
In these so-called post-modern times in contemporary art and media, which extol ostensibly non-judgemental ambiguity both ethical and narrative, there is a hunger for full-blooded, ferocious art that does not shy away from meaty issues of spiritual corruption, of right and wrong. No writer answers this need so perfectly and passionately as William Shakespeare. While the rest of the world can take him totally for granted and can afford to deconstruct and casualise him, he is barely heard of in Thailand, a country that is actually living through Shakespearean times.