在(zài )法(fǎ )院擔(dā(🌽)n )任(🖼)(rèn )公設(shè )辯(🤗)(bià(👉)n )護人的(de )李慧(🌬)貞(🔗)(zhēn ),接任一樁(📴)由(⭐)名律師王國超中途解除委任的青少年殺人案。
少(🐵)年(🐝)莊崇斌無法(👰)忍(🕗)受同學的(de )欺(🏂)凌(👪),決定跳(tiào )樓(🈚)結(🐘)束(shù )受(shòu )欺(😎)凌(líng )的(de )生活(huó ),警察(chá )趙(zhào )順昌及(jí(🖤) )時出現,給了少(⚪)年(🕵)鼓勵和勇氣(👍)。
Summer 1989, East Germany. Adam works as a tailor, Evelyn as a waitress. They are planning a vacation together when Evelyn finds out that Adam is cheating on her and decides to leave for the holiday on her own. She travels to Hungary, trailed by Adam. As the border with Austria falls, everything changes in Hungary. The frontiers are open, as the new possibilities for Adam and Evelyn to decide in which world –(🗿) Eastern or Western – they want to build a happy life. Adam und Evelyn is based on the homonymous novel by Ingo Schulze, translated in more than ten languages.
银行经理(🈸)雅(🚐)各布(弗兰克(📤)·格里罗饰)的同事被暴徒夺去生命(mìng ),而他(tā )将和(🏏)警(💤)(jǐng )察(chá )(布鲁(💾)(lǔ(🥦) )斯(sī )·威(wē(🍽)i )利(💛)(lì )斯饰(shì ))联(🐁)(liá(🎵)n )手制服(fú )凶手。
清末民初军阀四起战火绵绵,老百(✍)姓深陷水深火(😉)热(🎣)之中,很多人(🍑)妻(🐔)离子散,家破(🛤)人(💗)亡。然而有(yǒ(🕦)u )一座偏(piān )远的小(xiǎo )山(shān )镇,却(què )独享(🤓)(xiǎng )着(zhe )这一(yī )片(🔴)(pià(💇)n )安宁。但好景(😫)不(🐕)长,镇上突然(🕛)发(🎯)生了一些离(👐)奇(🔪)命案,死去的都是村里的青年壮汉,闹的人心惶惶(♿)。一(🙅)(yī )向夜不(bú(🍘) )闭(⛏)户的(de )他(tā )们(🥔)天(🅰)(tiān )还(hái )没黑(😇)(hē(😽)i )就(jiù )关门(mén )上(shàng )锁,不(bú )再外出(chū )。但这并非长久(👒)之计,镇长为此(🎃)召(🕳)集百姓,筹集(🍐)钱(🏢)财招揽能人(🌛)异(😏)士,希望能找(🎬)出根源,除去祸(huò )患。
BOI is a young man just starting out as a private chauffeur. Whilst anxiously awaiting his girlfriend’s decision about a certain life-changing matter, he has to accompany his first ever clients: Michael and Gordon. Two Chinese businessmen who have come to Barcelona with the aim of closing, in under 48 hours, a multi-million dollar contract with an American magnate. They’ll help each other, as they set out together on a journey to the edge, in a world in which dreams wander like an ownerless dog, pistols and prostitutes don’t do what they’re meant to do, and the questions have yet to find answers. But as long as there’s a reasonable amount of blood, then there’s nothing to worry about.