U形转弯

　　坚叔（冯淬帆饰）与两个伙计（曾志伟与陈百祥饰）惨淡经营一间汽车行，坚叔的侄子阿备（刘德华饰）是一个头脑灵活的年轻人，同时也常无赖地找坚叔骗吃骗喝。一次偶然的机会，坚叔与两学徒误打误撞被发达台监制（王晶饰）看中，纳入旗下，而鬼马的他们到处闯祸，终被赶出。而此时阿备迷恋上了邻居十三妹（黄韵诗饰）的一个学生宝珠（李美凤饰）。为了达到目的与报仇，他带领坚叔和两个伙计与十三妹的学生们参加了老周电视台，共同筹拍了一部短剧，不料演出后却大受人们的喜爱。然而，此时阿备却暗藏了另一个秘密，阿备的爱情又会何去何从呢......

　　人生、事业低谷的唐立果（王宝强 饰）在消沉与悔恨中度日。某日，开普勒星球的“外星生物”为了采集人类样本来到地球，闯入了唐立果的生活中……一系列啼笑皆非的奇幻事情接二连三地发生。唐立果亦兄弟亦老板的王若水（小沈阳 饰）因遭遇竞争对手的吞并阴谋，落入陷阱并欠下巨额高利贷，公司面临倒闭边缘。王若水几度产生轻生念头，唐立果与他的多年客户田静从事故的索赔转化发展为恋人关系，而一切看似峰回路转之时，外星生物的奇功异能被贪婪的反派（董成鹏 饰）发现并企图据为己有，人类贪婪欲望再一次暴露。地球，陷入一场“不可思异”的危机当中……

　　Cuba, the mid-80s, anyone diagnosed with HIV/AIDS is sent to a military-run internment camp. Former boxing champion Horacio Romero is assigned to be a personal warden--companion--to troublemaker patient Daniel. Despite their initial distrust and ignorance, the two form a platonic bond that leads them to be better men. The Companion shows the stigma associated for those with HIV/AIDS in the early days of the epidemic--gay and straight. This eye-opening drama finds friendship and compassion during a little-known chapter in Cuban history.

　　咪咪屡屡在女孩团体里冲突闯祸，乐可却总困惑于自己能够爱谁。即将迎来一场大赛的艾玛苦练多年滑冰，却始终无法克服最难的招式。在即将到来的三个礼拜中，三人仿佛经历一场场摇晃又旋转的时光。做爱与恋爱、相聚或分离、交心或冷战，不间断地演练与挫折，宛如踩进一个不时短路的青春循环。
　　芬兰导演艾莉．哈帕塞洛以周记式的叙事结构，探究女孩成长过程中，时而直率、时而反复不安的情感特色，直接却不带批判。透过灵动的摄影与乐曲，将少女独有的亲密和芥蒂描摹得淋漓尽致。三个年轻演员各有鲜明个性，幽微投射欲望、亲子与人际难题，一次次将观众抛向点餐台、溜冰场、派对舞池，与城市的寂寥黑夜。随着影片起舞，仿似也重新回味了青春时代的温度和或许未完成的人生轨迹。
　　Best friends Mimmi and Rönkkö want to live adventurous lives, loaded with experiences and passion. Emma, on the contrary, has given her whole life to figure skating. Nothing gets between her and success. But when the girls meet, life opens whole new paths, and they all rocket in new directions. While Mimmi and Emma experience the earth moving effects of first love, Rönkkö is on a quest to find pleasure. Three Fridays is all it takes to turn their worlds upside down.
　　"It kind of became my mission to depict girls in a much more complex and realistic way than we are used to seeing in cinema. And to create a film where girls are valued as exactly who they are." – Alli Haapasalo