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This play was originally used as the novel"Xuan", which describes the half life of Ge's three daughters"Rong" in Beizhai. Describe the"Rong" who came back to Beizhai, looked at his father's back and began to study color, as well as the gesture of secretly falling in love with Beizhai's disciple, the painter"Shanjilang"

Adapted from the mystery novel of the same name by the writer Seiichi Morimura, this book was published in 1976 as a blockbuster film version co starring the late actor Yoshiko Matsuda and the actress Moliko Okada the next year. In 2004, it was also filmed as a serial version by Takeno and Kazukawa, but changed the era of the play to the modern era. This remake of the special drama version will maintain the setting of the original work in the 1970s. The stage of the story is Tokyo in 1974. It tells the story of a young black man who was stabbed with a knife in the elevator of the hotel where a famous hairdresser (the original work and the film version are fashion designers) held a banquet. Before his death, he left only a sentence of"Stouha", which he did not know what the meaning was. The criminal police Dong Ju Hongyiliang (Fujiwara) and his team of the Police Department investigated the case

Steven Spielberg, Tom Hanks and Meryl Streep were brought together in The Post, a new film about the Pentagon Papers leak case. Spielberg will participate in the production as a director and producer, and the main characters of the film are Hanks and Aunt May.
This film, which attracted the first cooperation of the three Hollywood giants, will reproduce the famous leak case of"Pentagon documents" on the screen. In 1971, an official of the Department of Defense exposed the confidential documents of the US government involved in the Vietnam War through the New York Times, the Washington Post and other media. Before the documents were released, the US Department of Defense tried to block the disclosure of the documents and ended in failure< Br/>The"Pentagon Document" incident marked the beginning of the disgrace of the Nixon led federal government. The subsequent Watergate incident directly led to the collapse of the Nixon government< Br/>The main characters of The Post are Ben Bradley, editor of the Washington Post and Kai Graham, publisher, who played a key role in the"Pentagon Papers" incident. Hanks will play Bradley, a role that appeared in the classic Watergate movie"The Presidents", while Graham is played by Aunt May. Spielberg's Aileen Entertainment and 20th Century Flowserve will jointly be responsible for financing and production< Br/>The film is the fifth screen cooperation between Spielberg and Hanks. Director Si is now busy with the post production of Player One. When the production of The Post will start is still unknown

Kathryn Bigelow, the female director of"The Hurt Locker" and"Zero Dark Third", is about to cooperate again with Mark Boal, the screenwriter of"The Hurt Locker", to film a film about the 1967 Detroit black riots< Br/>The Detroit Black riot in 1967 was one of the most destructive racial riots in American history, which was caused by the police entering a tavern in the black area to arrest black people in the early morning of July 23. The law enforcement action caused dissatisfaction among blacks, who came to throw stones and bricks at the police< Br/>Later, police reinforcements arrived to forcibly disperse the black people, but it backfired. The black people gathered more and more, eventually causing a large-scale disturbance that affected the whole city. The riots lasted for five days, killing 43 people, destroying many buildings and injuring many people. The riots also spread to Illinois, North Carolina, Tennessee and Maryland< Br/>This film is scheduled to be released in 2017, the 50th anniversary of the riots

Kim, who came to Columbus from Seoul because of his father's coma, ran into Kathy, a local girl, and they started a tour of urban architecture, pouring out their anxiety and longing, gradually penetrating the cold building and opening the emotional cracks. In the face of the displacement of identity between residents and tourists, life and death come and go, they also learn to move and relocate themselves again in a new relationship like objects in space. The first feature film of video essayist Kogonada vividly demonstrates the sharpness of his lens language, such as the symmetrical and constant picture structure like modernist architecture, running through the low limit but potential plot, implying the essence of architectural space, which is actually a field where people's life and feelings germinate

Hower (Logan Lehmann) is instantly famous for a novel, but his works also develop a tragedy. His career seems to be in shadow, and his dark secrets in the past become more and more complex

Adapted from Lauren Oliver's best-selling novel of the same name. Samantha Kingston (played by Joyd District) had an accident on the night of February 12. She felt that she would fall down endlessly, but a sound interrupted the silence. She woke up and the alarm clock had been ringing for 20 minutes. It's 6:50 in the morning, February 12. After the accident, Samantha found that she kept returning to this day, and each of her different decisions and choices had a profound impact. She gradually realized that she seemed to have a mission to accomplish something and change someone's life. Maybe she came back to this day again and again, not to save herself, but to save another person

The story is adapted from Rebecca Skloot's documentary literature. The title character Henrietta Lacks was a black woman suffering from cancer in the 1950s. In 1951, medical researchers illegally obtained cancer cells from her, but the results led to a shocking medical breakthrough - not only changing the fate of many people, but also the entire medical community. It is said that the cells of Henrietta Lacks were used to create the first"immortal" human stem cell, which survived one week after implantation. The plot deeply exposes the arrogance, arrogance, race, poverty and other problems in the medical field, and deeply analyzes how"the most unlikely person to be a friend" establishes"the deepest friendship". Rose Byrne plays Rebecca Skloot, a young female journalist who is investigating the story of Henrietta Lacks and her"immortal" cells. She has established a close friendship with Henrietta's daughter, Deborah, who is charismatic but complex< Br/>After more than ten years of research, Rebecca finally wrote the famous"The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks". This book immediately appeared on the New York Times bestseller list after its publication, and stayed on the list for a full four years, with far-reaching influence. (cr Tianya Xiaozhu)

　　A shy small-town Ohio girl who loves movies but dislikes reality, discovers the delightfully bizarre films of Federico Fellini, and sets off on a strange, beautiful journey across Italy to find him

"The King of Circus" is based on real people and stories. Hollywood all-around superstar Hugh Jackman plays"the originator of the circus" and legendary P.T. Barnum in the film. The story tells the story of Barnum, who is at the bottom of the society, relying on his infinite imagination and perseverance, from running a museum to creating the first circus in the world. Barnum's wonderful ideas were not recognized by the public at the beginning, and few people paid money to appreciate them. His family and friends helped him through many desperate times. After a series of setbacks and disagreements with partners, he finally became the most famous"dream maker" in the United States and even in the world

The film"Money World" is adapted from a kidnapping incident of a powerful family that once made the world famous: the grandson of the world's richest man Paul Getty (Christopher Plummer) was kidnapped by gangsters, and the kidnappers demanded a ransom of 17 million dollars from his mother Gail (Michelle Williams). Gail, who has divorced from her husband, cannot pay the high ransom and can only ask the Getty family for help, But the wealthy but extremely stingy old Getty refuses to pay ransom for his grandson (Charlie Plummer). The kidnapper who can't get the money cut off the hostage's ear and mailed it to the Getty family. With the help of former CIA agent Fletcher Chase (Mark Wallberg), the heartbroken Gail tries to shake the deadlock and save his son

Jacob, a good man, spent 10 years in prison. After his release, he was forced to participate in the gang gun trade, or his family would be in danger. However, 10 years of prison training has enabled him to become the leader of the gang

Chris Evans will star in Mark Webb's new film Gifted (the extraordinary Spider Man series). The film tells that the American team plays Frank Adler, a former assistant professor of Boston University and now a ship repairer, who adopted his niece Mary, a gifted girl with excellent intelligence, after his sister committed suicide. Mary behaved differently when she first entered school, but Uncle Frank only wanted her children to live a normal life. Mary's grandmother learned about the girl's talent and appeared in their lives to cultivate Mary into a mathematical genius. So a custody dispute began