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The holidays take a hit as Kaz juggles the Secret Santa competition, his Aunt Angelique's visit and his nemesis Arcangelo's Christmas plotting. A troubled streetwalker meets a mysterious hitman. Together they go down an action-packed rabbit hole of sex, violence, lies, and synchronicity. 农民(mín )陈(ché(🥥)n )立(🎣)根在村口捡(jiǎn )到(🔠)一具不知真(zhēn )假的(🏔)外星人尸(shī )体，他(😣)认(🥅)为尸(shī )体跟自己(👂)失(👖)踪(zōng )的儿子有关(🆙)，为(wéi )了找回儿子(📸)，他(🐮)开始守护尸(shī )体(😭)。 On the Oaxacan coast of Mexico, rumblings of previous times are never far from the surface. Tales of shapeshifting, telepathy and dealings with the Devil are embedded in the colonization and enslavement of the Americas. Characters from the Faust legend mingle with the inhabitants, while attempting to colonize and control nature through a seemingly never-ending building project. Through literature, myth and local entanglements, the frontier between reality and fiction, and the seen and unseen, no longer apply. 《幻(🏝)土》属惊悚题材，剧(🐕)情讲述两位(wèi )警(🚄)察(📞)追踪一名(míng )在(zà(⛵)i )本(😮)地填海工(gōng )地(dì(👷) )工作的外藉劳(lá(⛓)o )工(⏸)时，忽然失(shī )联。宏(😱)荣(🤞)扮演(yǎn )前CID探员，在(🏳)查(chá )案及寻找失踪(🔂)(zōng )客工的过程中(👃)(zhō(🥪)ng )，由于太投入(rù )，渐(🚏)渐能感应到(dào )该名(😛)客工所经(jīng )历的(🚒)事(🍷)情。 徐(xú )智受雇逸(🕴)乐(📏)县(xiàn )富豪卢豪的(🧙)胁(xié )迫，去杀害其(🏘)(qí(💄) )弟(dì )弟卢朗。徐智(🎞)(zhì(👽) )趁卢朗不备，拔刀(🖖)相向，两(liǎng )人扭打(🏒)成(🖇)一团(tuán )，此时天降(🎱)闪(🧐)(shǎn )电，正好劈中(zhō(🗒)ng )二(èr )人，发生了(le )神(🌚)(shé(🚐)n )秘事件，二人(rén )身(🤗)体(🛬)互换了。徐智随卢(🍛)朗的(de )妻子周菲回到(🕝)(dào )家中，想引诱(yò(⏯)u )卢(🌓)朗出现，不(bú )料(lià(🖇)o )却等来了警(jǐng )察(chá(💣) )查询和神秘黑(hē(🥧)i )衣(🚑)人的绑架。徐智和(🏚)周(🗾)菲随(suí )黑衣人回(🐷)到了(le )逸乐县，紧随(🐣)(suí(👐) )其后的卢朗也(yě(🍞) )回(🌓)(huí )来了。他用徐(xú(💽) )智的身体见到(dà(🏧)o )了(🐦)自己的哥哥(gē )，知(🏥)道(👬)了杀身(shēn )之祸的(🎣)原因，悲痛欲绝。 A blind girl mutters „I don’(🏠)t believe in love because I’ve never seen it” to a faceless interviewer. Her recollections transport the audience to the edge of a desolate swamp, where she struggles to survive with her father – a paranoid schizophrenic clown. The swamp could be the end of the world, a place where hope has vanished along with a belief in the afterlife and the existence of god. As she dreams of what may exist beyond this wasteland, her father is increasingly consumed by fear, loathing and paranoia. Back in the 80s, five friends cause raucous in their schooldays. Twenty years on and they've got jobs they don't want and wives who don't want them. The leader of the gang, Frankie, is now dying in Yorkshire. The others find out and they get together for one last sad, mad, bad road trip to Dewsbury, before it's all too late. Mix in a dollop of The Inbetweeners' intellectual wit, add a pinch of bromancing from The World's End, and then stir in a few ladles of The Hangover's vomit and you've got Destination: Dewsbury, destined to be one of 2018's funniest releases.