大公司小老板

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　　飞机（郑伊健 饰）本是个上进的警员，在一次行动中杀手天使（方中信 饰）杀死了证人以及飞机的女友后，飞机性情大变。新被调到CID的警察火鸡（陈小春 饰）被安排与飞机拍档，生性乐观的他积极鼓励颓废的飞机，两人友情大增。火鸡遇见了梦中情人小明星小婷（徐若萱 饰），却收到她的求救信息，原来小婷被高利贷抓走了。飞机更认识了小婷的朋友小曼（梁咏琪 饰），小曼跟飞机死去的女友样子几乎一模一样。火鸡为了能接近小婷，提出要保护两个女孩子。当他们4人都沉醉在爱情的甜蜜时，杀手天使计划要杀死四人……

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　　基希洛夫斯基的早期短片。刻画一对年青男女在电车上的偶遇。

简介：　　At the request of their daughter, a separated couple has to live together for thirty days after the ex-wife comes from a long psychiatric hospitalization.

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莱斯利是西德克萨斯州的一位单身母亲，当她中了彩票，有机会过上好生活时，她努力养活她的儿子。但短短几年后，钱花光了，莱斯利独自一人，生活艰难，生活在一个瓶子的底部，因为她逃离了她留下的心碎的世界。

随着她的魅力耗尽，无处可去，莱斯利回到了家。斯威尼是一个孤独的汽车旅馆职员，她在没有人愿意冒险的时候抓住了机会。在他的支持下，莱斯利面对她行为的后果，后悔的生活，和第二次机会让她和她的儿子过上美好的生活。

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　　我们疯狂的憨豆先生（罗温•艾金森 Rowan Atkinson 饰）又来了！这次，我们的憨豆先生在英国一间画廊工作。画廊里的一副传世珍品被美国国家博物馆买走了，憨豆先生所在博物馆要派出一名专家运送这副画到美国。阴差阳错之下，这个专家就由憨豆先生担任了。
　　飞过古板的英国， 憨豆先生来到了美国。美国国家博物馆的馆长盛情接待了憨豆，在保险库里，憨豆得以独自一人欣赏名作。正当憨豆洋洋得意地近距离观赏名画之时，憨豆一个喷嚏把口水鼻涕都喷在了这副油画上！眼看油画的色彩开始随着自己的口水四处横流，憨豆慌忙之下拿起抹布想把自己的口水擦干。这一下，这副珍品彻底毁了！憨豆最后会否因为毁坏名画而被关进监狱？

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　　一转眼，艾丹（扎克·布拉夫 Zach Braff 饰）已经35岁“高龄”了，活到了这把年纪的他，却还是一个默默无闻，名不见经传的龙套演员。艾丹有两个孩子格瑞斯（乔伊·金 Joey King 饰）和塔克（皮尔斯·加格农 Pierce Gagnon 饰），平日里，艾丹为了谋生工作繁忙，将照顾两个孩子的责任全部都丢在了父亲的身上。
　　某日，父亲告诉艾丹，自己再也无法负担孩子们昂贵的私立学费了，无奈之下，艾丹只得把孩子们领回了自己家。因为曾经在学校里遭受霸凌的阴影，艾丹坚决不愿意将自己的孩子送进公立学校，既然无力支付学费，他打算在家里开设私塾，自己做孩子们的老师。

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　　故事讲述一场大雪将一名女人及两个继子(女)困在偏远度假村，而在此期间三人关系恶化，可怕的是女子童年黑暗的心理恶魔再次出现。

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　　今年新出的《招魂大派对》是一部将恶搞路线进行到底的恐怖喜剧。但与其说它恐怖，不如说它笑死人不偿命。看似无脑的喜剧元素，却因为编剧导演掺入了一点点真心，获得了烂番茄专业影评人100%好评，意外成就了口碑之作。
　　它的看点一目了然：就是要蹭“招魂”热度！四个抓马同志在一栋闹鬼的房子开告别单身趴体，最终因为招魂游戏惹来了传说中的厉鬼...
　　但真正可怕的往往不是鬼，而是人。一个有暴力前科的铁直肌肉猛男闯入这个派对，才是所有人最大的惊魂！

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　　主人公尼玛将亲生母亲碾压致死，无法抑制内心的悲痛和自责，带着渗有母亲血迹的一把黄土，只身磕着等身长头朝拜拉萨，却依然没有消解无时不在的悲痛 和自责。返程途中，尼玛遇见一位坦荡执着、又空虚失落的老者，两人穿行在茫茫戈壁滩，相互影响，相互救赎，终于让主人公重新获得生存的勇气和自我的释然， 将渗有母亲血迹的黄土撒在原来酿成惨剧的地方。

简介：来自美国的杰克（格里芬·邓恩 Griffin Dunne 饰）和戴维（大卫·诺顿 David Naughton 饰）是一对经常结伴出游的好友，一次意外中，他们在位于英格兰的一篇沼泽里遭到了可怕的狼人的袭击，杰克当场死亡，戴维负伤。住在附近小镇里的村民们救了戴维，并为他提供了养伤的住所。　　自从受伤以来，杰克频频出现在戴维的幻觉之中，杰克告诉戴维，戴维已经有了狼人的血统，为了避免伤及无辜，杰克鼓动戴维尽早的结束自己的生命。果不其然，月圆之夜的隔天清晨，几句尸体的出现让小镇陷入了恐慌之中，只有杰克明白，自己是这一切的罪魁祸首。杰克想要自首，可小镇上没有人愿意相信他。

简介：　　In the wake of the 2015 death of Freddie Gray in police custody, Baltimore was a city on the edge. Peaceful protests and destructive riots erupted in the immediate aftermath of Gray’s death, while the city waited to hear the fate of the six police officers involved in the incident, reflecting the deep divisions between authorities and the community -- and underscoring the urgent need for reconciliation.
　　Directed by Sonja Sohn (one of the stars of the HBO series The Wire), Baltimore Rising follows activists, police officers, community leaders and gang affiliates, who struggle to hold Baltimore together, even as the homicide rate hits record levels, and explores how to make change when change is hard.
　　The strife that grips Baltimore following the death of Freddie Gray exposes longstanding fault lines in a distraught and damaged community. Baltimore Rising chronicles the determined efforts of people on all sides who fight for justice and work to make their city better, sometimes coming together in unexpected ways, discovering a common humanity where before they often saw each other only as adversaries.
　　Among the key figures spotlighted in Baltimore Rising are:
　　Genard “Shadow” Barr (community leader, former gang member) is an addiction recovery specialist at the Penn-North Recovery Center, where he also helps organize a reentry jobs program for community members. Bridging the divide between police and residents of the Penn-North area, he works with all parties to mitigate violence. Barr is now working to open an entrepreneurship and job training center in West Baltimore.
　　Commissioner Kevin Davis has led the Baltimore Police Department since 2015. He took over as interim police commissioner in the aftermath of the uprising and surging violence, when the mayor fired previous commissioner Anthony Batts. A lifelong Marylander, Commissioner Davis is a 25-year veteran and fourth-generation public safety professional. He was faced with repairing public trust in the department and stemming a rising tide of homicides amidst the trials of his six officers.
　　Makayla Gilliam-Price (activist) founded the youth justice organization City Bloc as a high school student. She also organizes with the grassroots think-tank Leaders of a Beautiful Struggle.
　　Adam Jackson (activist) is CEO of the grassroots think-tank Leaders of a Beautiful Struggle. His efforts are aimed at connecting young people to public policy and creating transformative change in Baltimore.
　　Dayvon Love (activist), director of public policy for Leaders of a Beautiful Struggle, has deep experience with grassroots activism in the community. He has given numerous speeches and led workshops to give insight into the plight of its citizens.
　　Kwame Rose (activist), an artist, writer, musician and public speaker, gained notoriety during the uprising that followed Freddie Gray’s death for his public confrontation with FOX News reporter Geraldo Rivera. Arrested during protests outside the trials of the police officers charged in the Gray case, he recently accepted a position in the office of Baltimore Mayor Catherine Pugh.
　　Lt. Colonel Melvin Russell, chief of the Community Partnership Division, Baltimore Police Department, joined The Baltimore Police Department (BPD) in 1979 as a police cadet. He worked as a uniform patrol and then an undercover officer for 20 years before becoming an Eastern District Lieutenant in 2007. Recently he led the BPD’s chaplaincy program and worked cooperatively with such community leaders as Genard “Shadow” Barr to support a reentry jobs program and prevent another uprising during the police officers’ trials in the Gray case.
　　Dawnyell Taylor (police detective) has been with the Baltimore City Police for more than 16 years. In 2015 and 2016, she was the lead investigator in the Freddie Gray homicide case, and testified at the trial of Officer Caesar Goodson Jr., who was charged with Gray’s murder. Taylor continues to serve in the police academy in Baltimore.
　　The executive producers of Baltimore Rising are Sonja Sohn, Marc Levin, Anthony Hemingway, George Pelecanos and Mark Taylor; producer, Nathan Mook; supervising producers, Daphne Pinkerson and Kara Rozansky; directed by Sonja Sohn. For HBO: senior producer, Nancy Abraham; executive producer Sheila Nevins.