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本片的(⛅)(de )聲音部(bù )分完全(quán )相同於(yú )《印度(dù )之歌》，但是在影像(xiàng )上卻是(shì )完全地(dì )空鏡頭(tóu )（拍攝地為法國Reims地區頹敗且(qiě )已無人(✴)(rén )煙的(🥢)Rothschild宮(gōng )）(🐘)，與(yǔ )《印(😢)度之歌(👝)》毫無關(🌝)係。也(yě(🎫) )正因如(💜)(rú )此，造(🍴)(zào )成Duras這(❕)兩(liǎng )部(😗)作品中(🚷)有股奇(🤹)妙的迴(📌)路，在不(🌙)斷(duàn )地(🎀)循環(huá(🏨)n )著。 本(bě(📥)n )片的聲(🕥)音部分(🚴)完全相(🚍)同於《印(🐊)度之(zhī(🚧) )歌》，但是(⚓)在(zài )影(🏿)像上卻是完全地空(kōng )鏡頭（拍攝地(dì )為法國(guó )Reims地(dì )區頹敗且已無人煙的Rothschild宮），與《印度之(zhī )歌》毫(háo )無關係。也正因如此，造成(chéng )Duras這兩(🍽)部(bù )作(🕑)品中(zhō(🕣)ng )有股奇(🏈)(qí )妙的(👆)迴路，在(🆎)不斷地(🌏)循環著(🍏)(zhe )。 Yeong-su and Jeong-ah experience many problems as their budding romance defies the strict rules of the co-ed highschool they attend. After graduation when it looks like they can be free to live their own lives, Yeong-su joins the military and their relationship will never be the same. 本片(pià(🈚)n )出自德(😪)(dé(💐) )国新(☕)浪(làng )潮(😷)电影代(🆕)表人物(🐎)之一，《铁(🍞)(tiě )皮鼓(👘)》导演沃(😒)(wò )尔克(🚟)·施隆(🧘)多夫之(🈺)手，是一(🆑)部向法(😠)(fǎ )国著(🙁)名(míng )导(🤴)演让(ràng )·梅尔(ěr )维尔致敬的经典作品(pǐn )。影片(piàn )描写第(dì )一次世(shì )界大战期间，高贵的索菲女(nǚ )伯爵爱(ài )上了一(yī )位普通(tōng )士兵(👔)，但动荡(💶)的时代(🥓)，因为(wé(🐋)i )这段恋(㊗)(liàn )情却(🙀)给(gěi )两(🈸)人带(dà(👩)i )来了可(🎗)怕的灾(🐑)难，影片(💄)悲伤(shā(🔖)ng )而凄凉(🖊)(liáng )，是导(📏)(dǎo )演沃(⛵)尔(ěr )克(🚢)·施隆(💤)多夫除(🌒)《铁皮鼓(🥈)》以外，最(💭)被人(ré(🕋)n )认同的(👨)(de )大师作(🔏)品……(🅱) S02 E09 Judas, a wealthy playboy living in Hong Kong, is obsessed with snakes. His apartment is full of them, and he treats them as if they were his children. One night Judas' brother persuades him to accompany him to see a dance act at a nightclub. Judas is astounded to see that the act consists of a beautiful Asian woman who dances nude while holding a python. He is immediately smitten, and winds up hiring her to take care of his snakes while he's away on business. However, things start to take a sinister turn. Director Mario Caiano is not one of the better known Italian directors; but he's certainly one of the most underrated and has proved himself more than capable of delivering the goods on a number of occasions with films such as Calling All Police Cars, Night of the Doomed, and this film. The Polizi genre is best known for it's fun action flicks with a focus on car chases and shootouts; but with this film, the director has taken the theme and added an extremely grim atmosphere to it, and this bodes well with the plot line which takes in a robbery gone wrong, a resulting war between the criminals and a police investigation. The film opens with a bank robbery in which the crooks make off with a load of money which was intended for some workers' pay packets. This interests Police Commissioner Foschi as the wages are normally paid in cheque. Things haven't gone well for the criminals either, as two of them have decided to rip the other one off, leading him to track down his former partners with the cops on all of their tails. The title of the film leads the viewer to expect lots of violence, and Lenzi certainly doesn't disappoint in this respect. We've got bowling balls to the head, a young woman having her face scraped off on a moving train, a man impaled on a sharp fence and many other such delights. Overall, it has to be said that this film isn't very original, but Lenzi injects some freshness into it with a barrage of exciting chase scenes (the best of which take a point of view shot from the front of a motorbike) and violent shootouts. The good thing about these Polizia movies is that they are played out for pure entertainment value, meaning that Lenzi is free from trying to be arty, and can pack in as much violence as he likes; a fact which is often capitalised on. The film benefits from a strong Italian cast, including Maurizio Merli; who may be no Clint Eastwood, but still delivers a strong and entertaining lead performance. John Saxon gets to join in the fun also, and there's also a place for fellow American actor Barry Sullivan, in the role of the villain. Overall, if you're into Italian cop movies; this isn't one to miss!