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讲(🎯)述商人(🧗)吉(🐶)姆面(mià(😳)n )临(lín )经济危(wēi )机，幸(🕤)好去世的(🐪)祖父(fù )留下巨额(é(🍮) )财产给(🕔)他，但条件(⚾)是(shì )他必须(xū )在(zà(🌂)i )27岁生日(🧔)晚(🚳)上七点前结(jié )婚，结(jié )果(guǒ(🍷) )引来全城(✳)妇女的求婚，当然(rá(👥)n )，最后还(💚)(há(😷)i )是有情(⏹)人终成眷属。 This film's German title would translate as "Journey in the Night", but that "night" is metaphoric: it refers to blindness, rather than anything nocturnal. The film's most notable merits are its photography (by Max Lutze), the direction by F.W. Murnau (a bit lighter than usual from this director) and a remarkable performance by Conrad Veidt ... an actor who never fails to impress me, yet who surpasses his own high standards in this drama. Graustark needs thirty million dollars to satisfy a Russian loan. The Prince of Dawsbergen, ruler of the adjoining principality, will advance the money if the young Prince of Graustark marries his daughter. Prince Robin, however, inherits an independent spirit, his father having been an American. He refuses absolutely to marry a Princess whom he has never seen. His councilors plead in vain. With the ruin of his country imminent, the boy ruler hastily sails for America to negotiate the loan, hoping at the same time to meet the girl of his dreams. The money is readily advanced by William W. Blithers, a self-made millionaire anxious to have his daughter marry into royalty. The daughter, however, avoids the Prince and he does not see her. He rescues a girl from drowning and falls in love with her. He believes her to be Blithers' daughter, but she does not reveal her identity. Simultaneous with the Prince's departure for home comes a note to Blithers from his daughter that she has sailed for Europe to escape the Prince. Blithers is elated. He is certain they will meet on shipboard. The Prince does meet the girl he loves. In Paris he makes a tryst with her and they are arrested for speeding. Before any sentence can be passed upon her, however, a diplomatic document reaches the court and they are freed. The Prince believes the power of Blithers to be world-wide. The night of his return to Graustark with the welcome news of the loan, the Prince of Dawsbergen is a guest at the palace. A mysterious note calls the younger man to the terrace. There he meets the girl. He tells her that even though she is Blithers' daughter, he wants to marry her. Taking her into the palace he announces her to the councilors as his future bride. He cannot account for their approving smile. "There is your father," he tells the girl as Blithers, who followed them across the ocean, enters the room. She laughs. "No, my father is over there," she exclaims, pointing to the Prince of Dawsbergen. The energetic Blithers explodes when he learns the news. He recovers himself, however, and says: "Congratulations. Prince. I can be a good loser." The Wicked Darling is a 1919 drama film directed by Tod Browning. The film was considered to be lost, until a copy was found in Europe in the 1990s. The copy now resides in the Nederlands Filmmuseum 阿(ā )左(💴)（张(zhāng )怀(㊙)云 饰）自认是全台(🍧)(tái )北最(🧕)穷(👀)的(de )国中(🤼)生，为了改变这(zhè )个(🛃)现况(kuàng )，他(🥀)把脑筋动到了学校(🔛)储藏室(🥖)(shì )中(zhōng )没(😍)有人管理的废弃物(🍞)上，“如(rú )果(🌽)把这(zhè )些东西变卖给回收(🆖)…”阿左盘(⛔)(pán )算著，但是，他没有(🛂)(yǒu )盘算(🌛)到(🎗)(dào )半(bàn )路会遇到小天。 A French washerwoman becomes a duchess and a friend of Napoleon. 滑稽(📔)(jī )大王选(🔷)(xuǎn )汽(qì )车不靠眼睛(😭)，要汽车(🗄)一(🚡)字排(pá(📿)i )开(kāi )，靠闭(bì )了眼睛(➡)用手去摸(💕)；滑(huá )稽(jī )大王坐(🚏)(zuò )的轿(🌵)子(⭐)不能坐(🏦)，轿子(zǐ )没有底，只能(✉)两只脚踩(💖)在地上(shàng )，脚和(hé )轿(🎩)(jiào )子一(👧)起停停走(🚥)走；滑稽大王(wáng )坐(🖋)(zuò )汽车，滑(😴)稽大王练体操，滑(huá )稽(jī )大(🔨)王踩(cǎi )水(📐)车、放牛，滑稽大(dà(🔨) )王(wáng )参(🤭)加(🗣)宴(yàn )会(🗄)无一不给人带来麻(🔺)(má )烦和笑(🤛)(xiào )声(shēng )。最后，在他即(🚋)将离(lí(❇) )开(🏮)上海(hǎ(😖)i )的(de )时候，更是闹出了(🎍)真假滑稽(📦)(jī )大(dà )王的笑话。 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.