低俗喜剧

　　此片是一个布局安排精巧，野心、诡计与政治阴谋交织的古罗马故事，由马龙白兰度、詹姆斯麦森与约翰吉古德领衔主演。约翰吉古德饰演权力欲望熏心的元老院议员凯西斯，嫉妒凯撒大帝的名望与权力，因此策动他人刺杀皇帝，他为这个角色赋予了精彩的声音表情；马龙白兰度诠释的马克安东尼，则和凯西斯的角色形成对比与平衡，他忠贞而忧郁，是凯撒大帝的好朋友。

　　R.D. Womack II's patiently paced thriller has been hailed, "as thrilling as it is beautiful" - Brian Corsetti, HollyScoop. Follow Lester; a privileged underachiever who awakes to find himself kidnapped and stranded in a snowbound cabin. Along with Viviana, another captive, the two must survive the brutal onslaught of winter and outsmart their kidnapper; a sniper calling himself "Wolf". With a blizzard bearing down on them the pair embarks on a deadly game of survival. Will the pair find a way through the winter storm to freedom, or will the mountain become their icy grave?

　　一对情侣须眉和少杰在深山里踏青，碰到了一个疯子，嘴里喃喃自语：不要去啊，不要去啊！ 须眉和少杰走散，走进了一撞废墟，看到了一座灵位。这时候，有蛇从天而降！更遭到了不明人士的袭击！少杰及时赶到，须眉脱离了危险，却昏了过去。 回到家里的须眉却开始有了奇怪的……

　　东州地区长期盘踞着一支以秃鹰为首的贩毒团伙。为了将其一网打尽，以梅静为首的霹雳女子特警队及梁壮等男子闪电突击队员成功攻入贩毒团伙的制毒基地，经历一番激战后，最终战胜穷凶极恶的贩毒集团的故事。

　　本片内容跨越了半个世纪，真实而深刻的记述了德蕾莎修女秉持著对上帝的信仰与奉献的精神，发扬人性至善的光辉，超越国界与藩篱，给予数以百万计贫困苦难的人带来 希望与尊严慈悲的恻隐之心，无怨无悔的照顾无依无靠的人们，让他们知道有人关心著他们，她抚慰了苦难人的心，发扬了信、望、爱的至高精神，为那些弃婴、麻疯病人以及比穷人还穷的人们默默付出，鞠躬尽瘁。
　　德蕾莎修女生平记事： 德蕾莎修女生于一九一Ο年八月二十六日南斯拉夫，阿尔巴尼亚人。 一九二八年派调印度加尔各答洛瑞图修道院。 一九四八年因深感受印度贫民的苦况，而走出修道院济世救人。 一九五Ο年获教宗特准，成立了 仁爱传教修女会。 一九九七年六月在华府接受美国政府颁赠国会自由奖章。 一九九七年九月五日因心脏病发，逝世于加尔各答，享年八十七岁。

　　京剧武生关玉楼（狄龙）的猝死引来其弟关小楼（姜大卫）对两人过往点滴的深情回忆，伤情之余，小楼在蛛丝马迹中发现其兄之死可能另有隐情，展开调查，发现真相是与嫂子花正芬（区燕青）有染的国术馆长封开山（谷峰）联合金志全（杨志卿）等人设计将玉楼害死，决意为兄报仇。
　　由于杀害玉楼的凶手众多，小楼误中奸计，险象环生，幸得花正芬的胞妹花正芳（汪萍）用美人计诱敌，才终将封开山杀死。金志全怕小楼向自己下手，假称杀害玉楼的幕后主脑人实为大帅胡智虎。小楼深知金志全老奸巨滑，口上答应与他合谋除去胡智虎，一场关乎两人生死的赌局展开。

　　精神医生Lilian Steiner就自己一个病人的死展开了调查，她相信这是一起谋杀。

　　The subtitle of Jean-Marie Straub and Danièle Huillet’s first feature, from 1965, “Only Violence Helps Where Violence Reigns,” suggests the fierce political program evoked by their rigorous aesthetic. The pretext of the film, set in Cologne, is Heinrich Böll’s novel “Billiards at Half Past Nine,” which they strip down to a handful of stark events and film with a confrontational angularity akin to Bartók’s music that adorns the soundtrack. The subtlest of cues accompany the story’s complex flashbacks. The middle-aged Robert Fähmel tells a young hotel bellhop of persecutions under the Third Reich; his elderly father, Heinrich, an architect famed for a local abbey, recalls the militarism of the First World War, when his wife, Johanna, incurred trouble for insulting the Kaiser. A third-generation Fähmel is considering architecture, just as the exiled brother of Robert’s late wife, returns, only to be met by their former torturer, now a West German official taking part in a celebratory parade of war veterans. Straub and Huillet make the layers of history live in the present tense, which they judge severely. The tamped-down acting and the spare, tense visual rhetoric suggest a state of moral crisis as well as the response—as much in style as in substance—that it demands.