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This film begins with the invocation of 'almighty god' at a river where several people are gathered. The child god Krishna rises out of the water astride the demon snake Kaliya. Then we see Yashoda as she rocks the sleeping Krishna's crib and imagines the god as Gopala. The next scene shows Kamsa fantasizing about Krishna threateningly duplicated many times around him. Kamsa then imagines himself dead as his severed head rises up and descends again. People of all castes pay obeisance to the deity with the title-card: 'may this humble offering be accepted by the Lord'. Written by Sujit R. Varma
旧金山女(🚢)强(🐄)人律师克莱尔•库(👮)比(🍜)克（阿什莉•贾德(🔶) Ashley Judd 饰(📂)）的丈夫汤姆•库(🦁)比(🍖)克（詹姆斯•卡维(🛒)泽(📲) James Caviezel 饰）突然被FBI抓走，送往(🛂)洛杉矶附近的军事法(😂)庭秘(🌉)密(mì )受审，罪(zuì )名则是(🛶)(shì(📥) )在(zài )服役时(shí )于(yú(♈) )萨(🧜)尔瓦(wǎ )多(duō )杀害9名(🏨)(mí(🚦)ng )平(píng )民。震(zhèn )惊(jīng )的(❗)克(🚸)莱(lái )尔(ěr )不顾一(yī(💈) )切(🏵)(qiē )丢下工(gōng )作(zuò )来到(🕎)洛(luò(🔺) )杉(shān )矶，雇(gù )佣(yòng )了当(🦋)地(🔸)军(jun1 )事法庭律(lǜ )师查(♈)尔(🏕)斯(sī )•格瑞姆斯（(⏸)摩(⛸)根•弗里曼 Morgan Freeman 饰），共(🕤)同(🐢)与军方指派的年轻(🚁)辩(🎗)护律师中尉恩布里（(👷)亚当•斯科特 Adam Scott 饰）一(🏍)起为(😇)汤姆辩护。三人的调查(🤰)取(♿)证遭到军方层层阻(🕰)隔(🦇)，甚至克莱(lái )尔的人(🚐)(ré(🌫)n )身(shēn )安全也(yě )遭(zā(🌕)o )严(🖱)重威(wēi )胁(xié )。坚信(xì(🈵)n )丈(🥀)(zhàng )夫无罪(zuì )的(de )克莱尔(🌻)(ěr )与(📴)(yǔ )格瑞姆(mǔ )斯(sī )竭尽(🔋)全(🤺)(quán )力(lì )，却发(fā )现(xià(👖)n )案(🎂)件背(bèi )后(hòu )真相的(🤤)复(🦉)(fù )杂度远远(yuǎn )超过(🦆)了(🍮)众(zhòng )人的想象(xiàng )…(📐)…(🔢)
公元300年前后，吐谷浑部(🛳)落公主可鲁克与家奴(🤛)托素(🏅)相恋，却遭到部落首领(🐂)的(✌)强烈反对，托素为了(🌫)追(😤)求自己的爱情，只身(🏩)涉(⛸)险去西凉，可鲁克亦(👙)追(㊙)随而去(qù )，历尽(jìn )万(♿)(wà(🈹)n )般艰辛(xīn )和(hé )磨难，最(💄)(zuì )终感动(dòng )天(tiān )地汇聚(jù(⤴) )成(🌟)(chéng )两片湖(hú )水(shuǐ )。
At the salon of his lover, Paris dancer Eva Sorel, Christian Wahnschaffe, the spoiled son of an industrialist, meets Iwan Becker, a leader in the Russian Nihilist movement. Impressed by Becker’(📩)s concern for society’(👄)s weak and poor, Christian develops sympathies for the movement’s ideals. When Eva begins a relationship with a powerful Russian prince, she poses a danger to Becker, who has entrusted her with his secret plans for a revolution for safekeeping. And, indeed, they end up in St Petersburg, where Christian and Iwan try in vain to gain possession of them. It is then easy for the Prince to put down the 1905 revolution … Weltbrand is a wide-ranging panorama of society, unfolding along several parallel plot lines against a backdrop of luxury and misery. From its use of historical subject matter, to its gala premiere attended by dignitaries from industry and politics at the Hotel Esplanade, the two-part star-studded film version of the book anticipated later media storms, making Christian Wahnschaffe seem like a Weimar-era forerunner of modern-day event television.
This charming film is practically unknown, but it is one of Klein-Rogge's best performances, as he plays a romantic lead with a dash of villainy. Klein-Rogge is the feared Master who lives in a bleak castle on top of a mountain, and the villagers in the valley below dread his ill-omened arrival at every wedding. The story concerns one couple who marries despite the master's baleful influence, only to have him crash their wedding party and bring about the death of the bride. The bride's sister, seeking revenge, tries to kill the Master but instead they fall in love, as she realizes that he is not really evil, but blighted by a loveless existence. Their love is ill-starred, however, as the Master kills an insolent guest at their wedding who takes liberties with his bride, and this is followed by a peasants' revolt, where the castle is stormed and the Master captured. In the end, the lovers escape, but their love is finally doomed. The year before this film, Klein-Rogge had his great triumph as the evil Dr. Mabuse in Fritz Lang's 'Dr. Mabuse, Der Spieler', and his most memorable roles have been as villains. This movie demonstrates what a really wide range he had as an actor - he starts off with his very characteristic glowering villain, but once the girl enters his life he demonstrates both joy and tenderness, as well as grief and pain when he thinks he has lost everything. I don't know if such an obscure film could be a candidate for restoration, but it would be a worthy project, as the sets, costumes and many of the performances are as classic examples of expressionism as one could hope to see.
It is the beginning of 1945 during WW2 in former Austria. 500 Russian prisoners of war who have refused to fight on the side of the Germans against their country were moved to the concentration camp in Mauthausen awaiting execution. They decide to break out. One winter night the Russian prisoners make an escape. During the following shooting a great number of them gets killed. Some, however, succeed to hide in nearby villages. But the German Nazis convince the inhabitants of the villages to hunt the prisoners "like rabbits".
朱莉(lì )3岁(suì )的(👙)小(🥞)女(nǚ )儿(ér )在15年前(qiá(🤖)n )失(🎳)(shī )踪了，这(zhè )么多年(🕚)来(🧖)(lái )，朱莉一(yī )直陷于丧(🕦)(sàng )女之痛中无法自拔(📖)。无论(🏬)丈夫或儿子怎么劝慰(💧)，她(🏚)仍旧无动于衷，在自(🤹)己(📰)的世界里独自悲伤(🎫)，整(💮)个家庭也因此逐渐(❗)散(🌧)掉了。直到有一天，一(🎶)个(🏡)有着复杂背(bèi )景的年(📝)(nián )轻(qīng )女人走(zǒu )进(jì(🥤)n )了朱(🚍)莉(🔧)(lì )的(de )生活，在(zài )相处(🈹)过(🍛)(guò )程(chéng )中，朱(zhū )莉(lì(🧗) )内(😸)心的(de )伤(shāng )痛被她(tā(🚙) )慢(⛲)(màn )慢化解(jiě )，朱莉发(😽)(fā(💖) )现(xiàn )这个女人(rén )有可(😅)能就(jiù )是当初自(zì )己(🥃)失踪(🔋)的(de )女儿……
A middle-class man wants to just once break out of his routine life and his dull marriage and throws himself into the hustle and bustle of the big city nightlife. Attracted to all the temptations, he goes to a dancing bar with a prostitute, where one of her colleagues is trying to take advantage of a naive man during a gambling game. But when the man wins against all expectations, the women lure him to an apartment, rob him and then murder him. The middle-class man followed the women and when the police arrive, they arrest him as a suspect. In desperation he contemplates suicide in his prison cell, but just in the nick of time, the real killers are found. The man who was just looking for a new experience then meekly returns home where his wife, without a word, serves him the warmed up soup from the night before.
Gotthold Ephraim Lessing published his "dramatic poem" in 1779 as a direct response to censure by official orthodox religious circles, to which he was subject after publishing a work by Samuel Reimarus that was critical of religion. He set his story in Jerusalem at the time of the Crusades, where Christians, Jews and Muslims were in constant and close confrontation. It threatens to end tragically in religious conflict, but the main character succeeds, with insight and shrewdness, in reconciling the religious communities. Lessing's drama is acknowledged in German literary history as a "humanist manifesto" that defends "religious tolerance and the freedom of ideas". Scriptwriter Hans Kyser adapted the drama to great cinematic effect, incorporating as a powerful prologue, the opening episode that Lessing resolved only at the end of his drama. Manfred Noa used the brutality of the Crusades and their exotic setting to stage visually impressive crowd scenes. Experienced actors from box-office hits were magnificent in the leading roles, among them Werner Krauss (Das Cabinet des Dr. Caligari / The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari by Robert Wiene) as Nathan, and Carl de Vogt (Die Spinnen / The Spiders by Fritz Lang) as a young Templar knight. As in the original drama, this emotionally charged production ends in an impassioned plea for reason and for tolerance towards people of other faiths.