某银行话务员邓丽嫦(何超仪 饰)自幼生长在一个平民家庭,床上她始终有一个情结,床上那就是努力赚钱买一套可以看得见大海的房子。为了这个目标,阿嫦努力工作,下班后还干着两份兼职,甚至和同事利用职务之便聚敛外快。眼看就要存够豪华大厦维多利亚一号的首付,但是偏偏赶上楼市疯涨的时候,签合 同当天房主反悔,宁可赔付违约金也不愿按原价出售。为了房子而不懈努力的阿嫦遭受巨大打击,在万圣节前夜,这个几近崩溃的女子带着一身杀意走进了维多利亚一号……
某银行话务员邓丽嫦(何超仪 饰)自幼生长在一个平民家庭,床上她始终有一个情结,床上那就是努力赚钱买一套可以看得见大海的房子。为了这个目标,阿嫦努力工作,下班后还干着两份兼职,甚至和同事利用职务之便聚敛外快。眼看就要存够豪华大厦维多利亚一号的首付,但是偏偏赶上楼市疯涨的时候,签合 同当天房主反悔,宁可赔付违约金也不愿按原价出售。为了房子而不懈努力的阿嫦遭受巨大打击,在万圣节前夜,这个几近崩溃的女子带着一身杀意走进了维多利亚一号……
回复 :故事发生在巴黎被德军占领期间,巴蒂诺尔(杰拉尔·朱诺 Gérard Jugnot 饰)是肉铺的老板,因此生活要比那些手无寸铁的普通居民要好过一些,但也仅仅是一些而已。一天,生活在他们家楼上的一个犹太家庭遭到了德军的逮捕,洞悉这一切的巴蒂尔诺为了保护自己和自己的家庭,而选择忍气吞声坐视不管。几天之后,犹太家庭之中的小儿子西蒙(儒勒·斯楚克 Jules Sitruk 饰)敲响了巴蒂诺尔家的大门,原来,他从集中营里偷跑了出来,投奔巴蒂诺尔,希望后者能够收留他。这下可为难坏了巴蒂诺尔,一方面,他十分同情西蒙的遭遇,另一方面,他深知如果收留了西蒙,将会给他带来多大的麻烦。
回复 :Following on from the impressive Drift with its hypnotic transatlantic sequences reminiscent of Michael Snow, Helena Wittmann’s second feature is set in the Mediterranean Sea. The heroine navigates along the route of the French Foreign Legion from Marseille to Sidi-Bel-Abbes via Calvi on a contemporary Odyssey that is at once political and sensuous.
回复 :Mavie is 27 years old and has just moved to the French capital from the provinces. She dreams of a future as a writer but is plagued by doubt and uncertainty. 76-year-old misanthrope Georges runs a bookshop in Paris – or has he merely been forced to take refuge there to escape his past? These are two peculiar creatures indeed. Georges is cynical and no longer expects much from life, while Mavie is still brimming with expectation. Yet something magical happens between them, until Georges' dark secret suddenly catches up with him – and Mavie is caught up in something very different...Director Elise Girard succeeds in making a dreamlike film full of surprising absurdities. It’s not just love that appears out of the blue for the two protagonists, but also some quite literal strange birds. Girard depicts love beyond the barriers of age in a way that is both unexpected and moving, romantic instead of physical, timeless instead of fashionable. The film reminds us of the multifaceted nature of love as well as how fleeting it can be, existing not yesterday or tomorrow but above all in the present.