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《纸盒藏尸之公审》是陈奥图执导的恐怖电影，草莓任达华、草莓叶童参加演出。，1989年1月1日上映。 1974年发生在香港跑马地的纸盒藏尸案，法庭在没有目击证人的情况下，仅凭“科学鉴证”便将疑犯定罪，而疑犯则咬定没有杀人，作案的动机和过程始终成谜，此案曾轰动一时，成为香港十大奇案之一。
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《纸盒藏尸之公审》是陈奥图执导的恐怖电影，草莓任达华、草莓叶童参加演出。，1989年1月1日上映。 1974年发生在香港跑马地的纸盒藏尸案，法庭在没有目击证人的情况下，仅凭“科学鉴证”便将疑犯定罪，而疑犯则咬定没有杀人，作案的动机和过程始终成谜，此案曾轰动一时，成为香港十大奇案之一。
潘柯夫
回复 :‘This is not science fiction’, says a commercial inviting young people to join the US Air Force. Indeed it is anything but a utopian vision when drones targeting humans in Afghanistan and other countries are operated from a safe distance. National Bird describes the dramatic experiences of three former Air Force analysts who have decided to break their silence about the secret deployment of these combat drones. Haunted by the realisation that they might have been responsible for the death of innocent victims, they are going public with their knowledge – regardless of the possible consequences. These three war veterans all signed up voluntarily for military service – either out of a sense of idealism, hardship or a feeling of duty. But all that changed as a result of the drone programme.National Bird provides insights into the US drone programme as seen through the eyes of veterans and survivors whose stories are connected. At the same time the film asks whether it is possible for a world to exist other than one in which violence breeds violence. berlinale 2016
雷有辉
回复 :讲述了四人在夜宿一座教堂时的故事。
廖小璇
回复 :After the loss of his wife, BILL PONDER (Simmons) and his 17-year-old son WES move out of their small town into the big city in an attempt to have a fresh start. As they each begin to adjust to their new life and seek ways to heal their wounds, they both find comfort in newfound romance. Wes meets LACY, an introverted but fierce girl whose enigmatic personality captivates Wes' attention, and Bill meets CARINE, a compassionate and elegant teacher whose own past heartaches resonate with his. As relationships are tested, Bill and Wes grow apart and back together again while discovering their true selves in the process. Written by Cameron West
