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男(nán )主Ajax和女主Annita眼前要步(bù )入婚礼(🐏)之(🔣)前(⌚),因(🍄)Annita对(🥏)(duì(🗂) )Ajax的无理要求后争执(zhí ),不料(liào )让Annita饲养的鹦(yīng )鹉Socrate飞出(chū )屋外。Annita无理(🕢)(lǐ(💓) )坚(😄)决(🛌)要(🌫)(yà(📇)o )Ajax要捉回Socrate才和(hé )她结婚(hūn )。Ajax不想放弃(qì )这段感(gǎn )情,于是开(kāi )始追(🌱)踪(💬)(zō(🤫)ng )Socrate的(🛴)旅(🆙)程(🌦),还(hái )被警方(fāng )误通缉他,报章还(hái )大肆宣传他。Socrate被前(qián )往哈瓦那(🈵)((🐐)古(🌀)巴(🅿)城(🎂)(chéng )市)的Mr.Albanos和女儿Liliana买走(zǒu ),还好Liliana和Ajax彼此有通(tōng )信联络。Liliana被Ajax的痴情(qí(🤗)ng )打(👶)动(🔯),还(🛍)开(🕠)始(🚓)对Ajax有(yǒu )爱慕。Ajax在旅途中还(hái )经过了异国风格的(de )神秘屋(wū )子和精(💯)神(🐨)病(🔜)(bì(🥖)ng )院(🐘)。Ajax还(👦)(hái )好被Mr.Albanos和Liliana保释(shì )和照料(liào )。Socrate自己也飞(fēi )回Annita屋里(lǐ )。Ajax和Liliana最后彼(bǐ )此(🎋)产(🆘)生(🚡)(shē(🤒)ng )爱(🐴)意(🥁)。Ajax还给(gěi )Annita写信说(shuō )要和Liliana结婚,Annita这才痛(tòng )哭绝望。
A Parisian museum director believes his wife has lost interest in him and so places a poisoned cigarette in the box on his desk - thus allowing chance to decide the moment of his death.
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".
Suddenly appearing in Florence, an evil seductress causes Cesare, the city's ruler, and his son to both fall madly in love with her. The son, killing his father before an order to torture the woman can be carried out, then turns the city's churches into dens of sexual debauchery. Acts of evil and corruption continue unabated until the arrival of Death, who brings with her a horrible plague which she is about to loose upon the city.
讲(jiǎng )的是一(yī )个作(🧚)曲(🎫)家(⬛)创(💿)作(🚷)的一(yī )部交响曲,因为极(jí )具震撼力,以至于(yú )他的朋友都认为(🚖)是(🤖)(shì(⏲) )继(👙)贝(✒)多(🖇)芬第九交响(xiǎng )曲之后的杰作。
Within Our Gates is a 1920 silent race film that dramatically depicts the racial situation in America during the violent years of Jim Crow, the Klan, the Great Migration, and the emergence of the "New Negro." The story focuses on an African-American woman who goes North in an effort to help a minister in the Deep South raise money to keep a school open for poor Black children. Her romance with a black doctor eventually leads to revelations about her family's past that expose the racial skeletons in America's closet, most famously through the film's depiction of the injustice of lynching. Produced, written and directed by novelist Oscar Micheaux, it is the oldest known surviving film made by an African-American director. The film, which was written and directed by Micheaux, stars Evelyn Preer, Flo Clements, James D. Ruffin, Jack Chenault, William Smith and Charles D. Lucas.
A young woman marries the wastrel son of a British aristocrat. Her husband, who has been disinherited by his father, loses what little money he has left gambling in casinos and then dies, leaving her penniless and with an infant son. When her former father-in-law tries to get custody of the child, she leaves him with a couple she trusts, but when she later goes to reclaim her son, she can't find the people she left him with.