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根(gēn )据(jù )电(diàn )影(yǐng )存(cún )留(liú )下(xià )来(lái )的(de )剧照和故事大纲重制的静态影(📻)片。 本片基(⛸)于1970年的真实故事改编。1970年5月11日，美国北卡罗来纳州牛津市发生了一起当地白人商人涉嫌杀(😋)害一名黑(🍧)人越战老兵(bīng )的(de )事(shì )件(jiàn )，涉(shè )嫌(xián )谋(móu )杀(shā )的(de )三(sān )名(míng )白(bái )人(rén )被(bèi )当地法院判处无(🔯)罪。由此引(😄)起了当地群众，尤其是黑人居民的和平抗议活动(dòng )，抗(kàng )议(yì )活(huó )动(dòng )影(yǐng )响(xiǎng )范(fàn )围(wé(🕑)i )遍(biàn )及全(⏲)国。 本片囊括10个短片。崔益焕篇名为[遗言]，南多证篇名为[烟钱]，权宗观篇名为[收集硬币的少年(✈)]，李宋姬日(⏮)篇名为[不安]，金恩姬篇名为[锯]，杨海勋篇(piān )名(míng )为(wéi )[情(qíng )景(jǐng )喜(xǐ )剧(jù )]，蔡(cài )基(jī )篇(piān )名(mí(📬)ng )为(wéi )[跑(pǎ(🔮)o )得最快的男人]，尹成浩篇名为[新自由青年]，金成浩篇名为[penny lover]，金勇南篇名为[百钉(dìng )和(hé )鹿(lù )角(📄)(jiǎo )]。 乔(qiáo )治(🔙)(zhì )·马(mǎ )丁(dīng )身为编剧时期的作品《门》，被腰斩的剧集，仅剩此先行集。 Say hello to Izzy. Then say goodbye. 洛杉矶接连发生9起绑(👔)架案，被绑(🦌)架者来自各行各业，有神父（马克·麦克雷 Marc Macaulay 饰）、检察官（梅(méi )丽(lì )莎(shā )·乔(qiáo )·哈(hā(🚞) )特(tè ) Melissa Joan Hart 饰(shì(🔜) )）、演(yǎn )员(yuán )还有俱乐部老板，彼此间似乎没有任何关联，而绑架案却都由一人所为，一个(👐)(gè )戴(dài )着(🏝)(zhe )蓝(lán )色(sè )面(miàn )具(jù )、一(yī )身(shēn )黑衣的男子。此案惊动洛城，警方全员出动，却始终找不到任(😢)何头绪。与(🛒)此同时，在城市某各个角落黑暗潮湿的地下室内，9个被绑架者迎来了人生中最为(wéi )痛(tòng )苦(🔙)(kǔ )难(nán )熬(🤷)(áo )的(de )时(shí )刻(kè )。蒙(méng )面(miàn )人(rén )要(yào )求(qiú )他们思考被绑架的原因，然后每个10分钟便杀掉一人(😞)，直到他们(🔲)找到原因为止(zhǐ )。 Considering all the critical attention Howard Hawks has received over the years it's rather surprising that this film, the sixth he directed, is so little known. Admittedly, FAZIL is not at all typical of Hawks' work and lacks most of his recognizable directorial motifs, and on top of that features stars whose names only buffs will recognize, but it's a beautifully filmed, sumptuously mounted late silent drama that's worth seeing for its production values alone. For viewers of our era the most striking aspect of the film is that its story is based on a culture clash of West vs. East, specifically, the difficulties that arise when a European (presumably secular) woman who prides herself on being "free" and modern marries an Arab man who follows the old ways and is a devout Muslim. This material lies in a danger zone that Hollywood has rarely ventured into, even in recent years, and while to our eyes FAZIL is quite dated and very much a product of its time in its depiction of Arabic culture, it's nonetheless surprisingly even-handed in presenting both sides of the case in a painful divide that, needless to say, is still with us.