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这部电(💳)影(yǐng )讲了基德(🚓)船(chuán )长(🥙)的冒险之(zhī(🏅) )旅 The stuffy manager of lovely opera singer Vicki Cassel and her uncle, a classical conductor, is determined to close down the noisy nightclub that's next door to the Cassels' home. The club's owners--Steve, a handsome ladies man, Jeff, his clownish sidekick--hatch a plan to keep the club open. Steve arranges to meet--and woo--Vicki and then invite her and her uncle to the club. When Vicki's snobbish aunt and the manager discover that Vicki now favors popular music to the classics, they arrange to get the club closed. But that doesn't keep Steve and Jeff down. Instead they decide to put on a Broadway show if they can get a backer. They find their "angel" in Vicki's uncle who agrees to finance the show only if Vicki is the leading lady. But once again, Vicki's aunt and manager may be the spoiler in everyone's plans. The film is best known today for Scorsese’s claims that it was his inspiration for New York, New York, but it’s not the plot that found its way into his film. It’s the shadowy culture of working class folks tangled in the post-war culture of seductive night life, of dive bars and the itinerate musicians and singers and underworld types who frequent them, and in the tough attitude that Walsh and Lupino bring to the film. They made a great pair and she is the perfect Walsh heroine: tough, smart, experienced, and still something of a romantic at heart. This is one of the great “women’s pictures” of the era, never showy but always simmering with complicated relationships, frustrated desires and unfulfilled affections that are more authentic and conflicted than most Hollywood pictures The film is best known today for Scorsese’s claims that it was his inspiration for New York, New York, but it’s not the plot that found its way into his film. It’s the shadowy culture of working class folks tangled in the post-war culture of seductive night life, of dive bars and the itinerate musicians and singers and underworld types who frequent them, and in the tough attitude that Walsh and Lupino bring to the film. They made a great pair and she is the perfect Walsh heroine: tough, smart, experienced, and still something of a romantic at heart. This is one of the great “women’(👪)s pictures” of the era, never showy but always simmering with complicated relationships, frustrated desires and unfulfilled affections that are more authentic and conflicted than most Hollywood pictures 戦(zhà(⛲)n )争未亡(🏭)人として遺(😴)児を育てる小(xiǎo )夜子(🍺)は、ふと在(💁)りし日(rì )の(🐼)夫・真一との(🅱)想い出(🏮)の日々を回(🚭)想していく(📟)。学生(shēng )時(🍽)代の(🤹)出会(huì(🛢) )いや交際を(🚉)反対する親との確執(🆘)(zhí )、そして(🌛)押(yā )し寄せ(🤺)る戦(zhàn )争の波(💌)……。 议(🧡)员的(de )儿子吉(📍)姆·考德威(🖼)尔神(shén )秘死亡(🏽)，与他秘(👩)密结(jié )婚的(🎢)女人桑(sāng )德拉·马歇(🧖)尔作(📺)为遗(yí(🕢) )产的合法继(🕍)(jì )承人，来到(dào )考德威(🛐)尔家的老宅(💐)与(yǔ )吉姆的(⛓)叔叔(shū )马克交(🌀)涉。在此(🕚)逗留(liú )期间(🌤)，桑德(dé )拉发(🍣)现马克(kè )行为(🚆)诡异，而(🚮)从吉姆(mǔ )的(☕)妹妹茱丽(lì )口中得知(💌)的(de )关于马克(⛴)的种种怪事(🛳)(shì )也让她怀疑(🕛)(yí )马克(🐋)与吉姆(mǔ )的(🗳)死有关。不久(🤴)茱丽(lì )意外身(😀)亡，更使(🐚)桑德拉(lā )坚(🤔)信吉姆(mǔ )之(🌊)死是马克(🧗)(kè )所(🎟)为。桑德(🛌)(dé )拉开始着(🍛)手调查此事(shì )，被马克(🎂)发(fā )觉，两人(🎋)互(hù )相堤防(🔔)...... At the Polar Bar & Grill in the Klondike, Popeye and Olive Oyl are the sole proprietors. Dangerous Dan McBluto, the owner of a fur farm, walks in and kidnaps Olive. Specter of the Rose (1946) is a film written and directed by Ben Hecht, starring Judith Anderson, Ivan Kirov, Viola Essen, Michael Chekhov, and Lionel Stander and with choreography by Tamara Geva. Dans ces « caves » où s'affaire tout le peuple des travailleurs d'un grand hôtel, le chef de la caféterie, Donge, trouve le cadavre de Mme Petersen, une riche cliente. L'enquê(👌)te menée par Maigret lui permet de côtoyer le mari de la victime, un Sué(❌)dois, Teddy, le fils de Mme Petersen, sa gouvernante, un danseur mondain et Donge lui-même qui est bien le père naturel de Teddy. L'enfant ira-t-il vers son vrai père ou ne quittera-t-il pas le riche Petersen qui l'adore ? L'énigme policiè(🛌)re et l'énigme sentimentale sont résolues par Maigret. Police detective Joe Warner investigates the shooting of womanizing composer Keith Vincent. Evidence points to suicide and that is the official verdict, but Joe doesn't buy it and obsessively keeps looking, tracking down one discarded love after another, despite being ordered off the case.