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希(xī(🏿) )达、(🐿)希(xī )伦(🥐)、希(😥)(xī )棣和(🤙)希素(🙁)等四姊妹自(📓)小丧母，性格(🥥)各有不同(tó(🕢)ng )。希达(dá )贤良(🍿)淑(shū )德，为(wé(🤜)i )了照顾(gù )父(🆒)亲和(hé )三名(🤚)妹妹，身兼母职，连(lián )自己的(de )终身大(dà )事也置(zhì )诸脑(🆖)后(hòu )；希伦(🐹)(lún )风情万(wà(🙂)n )种，男人见一(🍵)个俘虏一个(🌑)，整日沉醉(zuì(🗞) )在被追(zhuī )求(🤰)的甜(tián )蜜中(🎽)；希棣爽(shuǎ(📴)ng )朗好动(dòng )，活(🔐)像个(💴)小男生(🖍)；希(🌪)？？则(🍕)娇俏(🕸)(qiào )柔弱(🥣)，没丁(🎤)点(diǎn )儿主见(🌵)(jiàn )。在希(xī )棣(🚃)的穿(chuān )针引(🌯)线下、大姐(🚼)终觅得如意(✅)郎君，但一个(⛓)转(zhuǎn )身，却(què(🥉) )被希伦(lún )勾(🏕)引过(guò )去；希(xī )素也掉(diào )进了爱河，而且还决定与(😖)男友私(sī )奔(🍘)，把(bǎ )急性子(🗡)(zǐ )希棣弄(nò(🐸)ng )得头昏(hūn )转(💻)向！《四千金》的(🏀)格局有点类(🚌)似Loiusa May Alcott的经典闺(♎)(guī )秀小说(shuō(🦁) )《小妇(fù )人》，但(🔸)郑慧(👀)(huì )的原(🔒)著(zhe )和(🈯)陶秦(qí(🛥)n )的改(🔝)编，却成(🚢)功地(🧔)给故事(shì )附(🗽)予了(le )一份强(🍘)(qiáng )烈的时(shí(🛋) )代感，四个女(✒)(nǚ )主角的性(🗨)格也刻划得(👭)活灵活现，加(🌶)上选角恰(qià(🏐) )到好处(chù )（穆虹(hóng )的大方(fāng )得体、叶枫的(de )千娇百(😬)媚、林翠的(🈵)活泼生鬼、(🔞)苏(sū )凤的小(😠)(xiǎo )鸟依人(ré(🍟)n )），遂(suí )造就(🕥)出(chū )一套百(🚆)(bǎi )看不厌的(🗡)时代经典。它(🗾)的广受欢迎(🕹)使(shǐ(⛔) )陶秦在(🥚)(zài )五(✴)九年(niá(🔃)n )拍了(📆)续(xù )集(💯)《兰(lá(🌅)n )闺风云(yún )》。 电(🎈)(diàn )影剧情：(💈) 电影剧情：(⬅) 故事(shì )梗概(❗): 意(yì )大利的(😫)(de )一个小(xiǎo )镇(🕥)上，Irma（阿莉(lì(🗃) )达·瓦莉 Alida Valli 饰(🏒)）的在悉尼工作的丈夫去世了，而她也(yě )决定和(hé(🆑) )她的情(qíng )人(🛳)Aldo（史(shǐ )蒂夫(🍟)·柯臣 Steve Cochran 饰）(🔌)分开。Aldo苦苦挽(🍶)留Irma无果，便带(👭)着(zhe )年纪还(há(💻)i )小的女(nǚ )儿(📚)Rosina离开(kāi )了小(⚾)镇(zhèn )。Aldo先是去(🥄)找了(🚯)一个一(🐛)直钟(💆)情于他(🎷)的女(👔)(nǚ )子Elvia，Aldo却(🙂)(què )发(😷)现自(zì )己无(💪)法(fǎ )爱上她(😊)(tā )，又离(lí )开(👢)了。漂泊的路(💓)上，Aldo到处寻找(📡)工(gōng )作。先(xiā(🤬)n )是在一(yī )个(👤)加油(yóu )站，加(jiā )油站的(de )寡妇Virginia给了他一份工作，两人之间也产生了(👏)感(gǎn )情。但(dà(🚙)n )不久后(hòu )Aldo又(🍂)离开(kāi )了，找(⏭)(zhǎo )到了一(yī(❓) )份短暂的工(🍦)作，认识了Andreina，一(🏠)个妓(jì )女。警(😊)(jǐng )察经过(guò(🤦) )，Aldo只能(néng )离开(✒)，经过(🚉)加(jiā )油(🛸)站的(😸)时候，Virginia告(🤟)诉他(🚈)，Irma给他寄(🛺)了封(😑)明信片。Aldo又踏(🤖)上(shàng )了回去(🖋)(qù )寻找Irma的(de )路(😁)...... 傻小(xiǎo )子张(🏺)三(sān )元和李(💘)四宝为讨房(🎃)东女儿(ér )林(⚫)小珠(zhū )欢心，讹称与(yǔ )电影圈(quān )中人相(xiàng )熟，带她参观片场。元、(🛏)宝混入片场(🛁)，四处(chù )乱闯(🕎)，被职员(yuán )误(🍲)认为(wéi )临时(⬇)演(yǎn )员，捉(zhuō(🥏) )了二人去化(🎨)装演戏，闹出(➖)连场笑(xiào )话(🐹)。 更(gèng )多外文(♍)(wén )名(🚋)：Flying Swordsman's Raid on Criminal Monastery Part 2 Hildegard Fell is a precocious young girl, who is good at chess and good at telling stories. She has one to tell us, as a matter of fact. It's about a crusty old man named John Anderson, who just moved into the small Massachusetts town where she lives. Her father, the minister; her pretty mother; her friend, Mrs. Whiteford, a would-be medium; and Clarence, Mrs. Whiteford's nephew, all have a part in the story, too. It seems Mr. Anderson is a recluse and rather hard-hearted. He won't allow the church to hold their annual charity bazaar in his garden. Hildegard manages to win him over. And she learns a very interesting secret. Greece, in the 1920's, is occupied by the Turks. The country is in turmoil with entire villages uprooted. The site of the movie is a Greek village that conducts a passion play each year. The leading citizens of the town, under the auspices of the Patriarch, choose those that will play the parts in the Passion. A stuttering shepherd is chosen to play Jesus. The town butcher (who wanted to be Jesus) is chosen as Judas. The town prostitute is chosen as Mary Magdalene. The rest of the disciples are also chosen. As the movie unfolds, the Passion Play becomes a reality. A group of villagers, uprooted by the war and impoverished, arrive at the village led by their priest. The wealthier citizens of the town want nothing with these people and manipulate a massacre. In the context of the 1920's each of the characters plays out their biblical role in actuality. John Brown and Company makes furniture and has been a solid business for years. But young Harold Skinner wants to shake things up and make modern furniture. John Brown will have none of it. Soon Harold meets John Brown's wife, an attractive woman in her 30s, who married for money -- though she denies it. Unlike her husband, she's excited about Skinner's modern ideas and wants to help him. Especially after the two of them become lovers. Harold comes up with a "wonderful horrible idea" to get John Brown out of the way: convince him he's losing his mind.