恐怖玩具屋 正片

.... Documentary with dramatised episodes about the lives of Erika and Klaus Mann, children of German writer Thomas Mann 失恋的青年赵(🚵)(zhào )小帅（姜(🏌)文(🏽)饰）是名(mí(🦌)ng )个体书商，他(tā(😐) )与女友(yǒu )安(🐔)红(瞿颖饰)分(fè(🛵)n )手后又想和(🔙)好(hǎo )，死缠烂打(🈸)不(bú )放。不(bú )过(➕)，安红正与(yǔ(🅰) )某娱乐公司的(🐜)(de )老板刘(liú )德(👒)龙（刘信义(yì(🍧) )饰）恋爱，视(♓)(shì(😠) )对方为(wéi )情(⛎)敌的(de )两人终(zhō(➕)ng )于大打出手(🏰)。 The story of a long-lost book that mysteriously reappears and connects an old man searching for his son with a girl seeking a cure for her mother's loneliness. A clan of Irish-American con artists live in a secluded compound and have their own time-honored customs. Pat returns to the hideout for the funeral of his father, who irked the clan by marrying an outsider. Because his mother is not Irish, the compound's boss, Jack Costello, tells him that he's no longer welcome; but Bokky takes the younger man under his wing and teaches him the clan's trade. Bokky specializes in cheating homeowners by charging them to apply driveway or roof sealant, then leaving before they discover that it's only oil. He also buys and resells shoddy mobile homes. Pat soon proves more nervy and creative than his boss. They try to scam a bartender, Jean; but Bokky falls in love with her. Jean needs cash to pay for an operation for her hearing-impaired daughter, so Bokky finally agrees to work for a cowboy con artist named Double D, who has been trying to recruit him for a big job in Nashville. This is certainly not a film for you if you prefer Hollywood productions. It has absolutely nothing to do with Shakespeare. Nor is it a film about Hamlet. It is, however, definitely a film about Amled, Prince of Jutland and follows, as such, the narrative by Saxo Grammaticus. The director has fully understood this and has carefully adjusted the tone and atmosphere of the film to match the ancient Viking saga. Life was simple in those days, as were the words. There is no melancholy, brooding and doubting prince in this film, there is only a prince with his heart set on calculated revenge with more than a spot of quick wit and humor. So, if you want to dive in and give this film a chance, you have to keep an open mind. If you do that, you're in for a unique experience that will broaden your horizon and teach you to appreciate alternative film making. IMO, one of the best saga films ever made.