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When Valerie returned home from prison years after killing her neighbor in an obvious drunken driving accident, she just wanted to continue to live a good life - until the son of the deceased appeared at the door, which was obviously not easy to forget in the past

Becky (Laysla De Oliveira, Lesla De Oliveira) and his brother Carl (Avery Whitted, Avery Vitide) are driving on the road. On the way, Becky, who is pregnant, feels very uncomfortable, so she gets off to rest. At this time, she hears the child's cry for help from the tall grass along the road. Following the sound, Becky and Carl successively walk into the tall grass, How could I have stepped into the gate of hell?
The tall grass is like a living devil, devouring all the lives that have entered it by mistake. In the tall grass, Becky meets Ross (Patrick Wilson), who is also lost here. Although he is handsome, he exudes a dangerous atmosphere. Jarvis (Harrison Gilbertson) is Becky's boyfriend. After his girlfriend disappeared, he embarked on the road of looking for someone

This film was shot in 1953, based on Mark Twain's novel A Million Pound Note,
the two brothers of the rich family took out a one million pound note from the bank to verify the outcome of a poor man getting this huge note. My brother thinks that this bill is worthless to a poor man, and he will still be poor in the end; The younger brother thought that he would get out of trouble and live a rich life because of the money. In order to prove the correctness of their respective theories, the two brothers made a bet. They left this bill to Henry Adams (Gregory Peck), a poor American boy, and then went abroad to travel, leaving Henry confused about the future< Br/>People tried their best to woo this rare rich man who suddenly became rich. From free meals, clothes, to free accommodation, they flattered him like beggars and constantly improved his social status. Not only that, the lucky young man also got a good wife and bank interest of 30000 pounds, and lived a very happy life from then on

Following the launch of two TV movies of Detective Megley series adapted from the works of Belgian writer George Simmonnon in 2016, ITV announced to renew the subscription of two TV movies of this series, which are still starred by"Mr. Bean" Rowan Atkinson, written by Stuart Harcourt. The first one is"Night at the Crossroads", and the second one is"Megley in Montmartre", which is expected to be broadcast in 2017

The story takes place at the end of the Second World War, when Murphy and his comrades in arms were sunk by a Nazi German submarine. Apart from him, none of them survived. Murphy was saved by Louis and became friends with Louis. Murphy always had a knot in his heart, that is, he wanted to blow up the German submarine and got a torpedo launched from a German submarine but not detonated by himself. But at this time, the news of the end of World War II came, and Murphy would never forget what the Nazi German army had done. He would never let go of the German submarine. Can he succeed

Mr. X (Daniel Craig) can be said to be a drug trafficking elite with rich performance. However, when he was about to become famous and retire early, the business did not let him go so easily. His big client Jimmy (Kenneth Cranham, played by Kenneth Cunham) brought him two deals: to find the missing daughter of his competitor Eddie (Michael Gambon, played by Michael Gambon), and to help the Duke successfully sell a large amount of Ecstasy. This task seems like a piece of cake. However, in the process of tracking Eddie's daughter, Mr. X unexpectedly learned from Eddie that there is something strange about it. Jimmy was originally undercover by the police, and this action was to put Mr. X in prison. When Mr. X was embarking on the second task, he inadvertently found that the Duke had a grudge with the ruthless Serbs because of these MDMA. With the development of events, Mr. X found himself in danger unconsciously, and his calm old age seemed to have become more and more distant and difficult. Like his name, whether he could escape from the crisis is the biggest unknown at present...