忠犬八公物语

　　维克多（Paul Blain 饰）和妻子安妮特（Marie-Christine Friedrich 饰）结婚多年，两人共同养育着女儿帕梅拉（Victoire Rousseau 饰），一家人住在风景如诗如画的维也纳，日子平静之中充满了幸福。然而，让安妮特没有想到的是，维克多竟然沾染上了毒品，整日和毒贩们厮混在一起。
　　回到巴黎后，维克多不仅没有改邪归正，反而变本加厉，一个幸福美满的家庭眼看着就要毁于一旦。在发现维克多不可能改变后，安妮特果断的带着帕梅拉离开了家，两人相依为命，隐姓埋名的生活着，一晃眼就是十一年过去。彼时的帕梅拉已经成长为了亭亭玉立的大女孩，童年时代不幸的经历让她对父亲充满了愤怒和怨怼。当帕梅拉得知自己的父亲依然活着，并且就和自己生活在同一个城市后，她决定去见一见他。

Little Daughters

　　父亲是堂堂总统（迈克尔•基顿 饰），萨曼莎（凯蒂•霍尔姆斯 饰）从小便过着舒适无比的生活，日常中她处处有人照顾，根本不用她动手，她也十分反感受到太多的监护，她渴望得到更多的自由。此时，她接到了大学的录取通知，她对新生活的到来十分期待。
　　满心以为大学生活能让自己过上不一样的生活，萨曼莎从小不会做事的一点受到了同学们的嘲笑与捉弄，使萨曼莎灰心不已。同时，萨曼莎也遇到了自己的爱情，她与宿舍管理员詹姆斯（马克•布鲁卡斯 饰）恋爱了。恋爱生活为她带来了很多甜蜜与美好，她渐渐也忘了那些烦心的事。
　　但好景不长，萨曼莎发现自己心爱的男孩竟然是总统父亲的人，目的就是要监视她的生活。这样一来使萨曼莎既愤怒又伤心……

　　高中少女渚凛（杉本有美 饰）即将迎来16岁的生日，但是她却发现自己的身体正悄悄发生着变化。生日当天，凛受到强烈刺激，右手变成了削铁如泥的魔爪。仓皇回到家中的她从父亲洋二郎（津田寛治 饰）口中得知，自己竟是变异人“蛭子”的族人。接着她眼睁睁看着父母被隶属于日本政府的特种部队杀害。愤怒的凛唤醒了身体内的魔性，在家乡附近的商业街大开杀戒。此后凛遇到蛭子一族的美男子首领如月（坂口拓 饰）和高中女生玲（高山侑子 饰），如月发誓建立一支足以与人类抗衡的战斗少女部队，而玲正是这群蛭子女孩的战斗教练。种族战争一触即发……
　　本片分为三章，各由坂口拓、井口昇、西村喜廣三位导演执导。

　　美国内战结束的十年后，当年的南北战争英雄纳森（汤姆•克鲁斯 Tom Cruise）因无所事事而终日酗酒。一次偶然的机会，他结识了来美做生意的日本商人。纳森的彪炳战绩令对方刮目相看。此时正值明治维新时期，日本天皇意欲训练一支现代化的作战部队，于是纳森被请到了日本。
　　日本很 多武士都不欢迎纳森的到来，他们坚决不肯抛弃传统的武士道精神，对将武士西化十分反感。他们在首领乌吉奥（渡边谦 饰）的带领下举刀起义，躲到了一条偏僻的小山村自立为政。天皇大怒，派纳森率领他训练出来的现代化军队去围剿叛变武士。岂料皇军全军覆没，纳森亦成为了阶下囚……

　　根据奥斯丁同名小说《诺桑觉寺》改编而成。
　　乡村牧师之女凯瑟琳（Felicity Jones饰）是个天真烂漫的少女，受闭塞的家庭环境所限，她终日在小说天地里徜徉探幽，以此为平淡生活增亮添彩。
　　在有钱朋友的引领下，凯瑟琳进入了上流社会的社交圈，她终于见识到现实中的花花世界，其中不乏虚伪狡猾者如索普兄妹和蒂尔尼将军，也有值得终身结交的挚友艾丽诺。凯瑟琳和艾丽诺的哥哥：温文尔雅、俊逸潇洒的亨利（JJ Feild饰）一见倾心，再见钟情，理所当然的，迎接他们的也将是奥斯丁的男女主人公势必经历的种种磨难和考验。

　　少根筋的单亲妈咪珊蒂（詹妮弗·安妮斯顿 饰），独力抚养两个儿子，总期盼着与前夫破镜重圆，没想到他却娶了一个20岁的小萝莉；单亲奶爸布莱德利（杰森苏戴西斯 饰），身兼父母两职辛苦拉拔女儿长大，却不知如何与青春期女儿的相处；八百年没见老妈的大龄女子洁西（凯特·哈德森 饰），藏着不欲人知的小秘密，不料远在百里外的老爸老妈却意外来访；单身的事业女强人米兰达（朱莉亚·罗伯茨 饰），忙到没时间谈恋爱，却在新书发表会上遇见了生命中唯一的缺憾…每个人总有不能说的秘密，母亲节那天，一场热闹的庆祝派对，将彼此的心重新凝聚在一起。

　　A loving film tribute to Russian filmmaker Larisa Shepitko, who died tragically in a car accident in 1979 at the age of 40. This documentary by her husband, Elem Klimov, includes excerpts from all of Shepitko&♯39;s films, and her own voice is heard talking about her life and art.
　　Elem Klimov&♯39;s grief-stricken elegy Larisa examines the life of his late wife—the film director Larisa Shepitko—through a series of direct-address interviews and photomontages, set against a mournful visual-musical backdrop. Typically, Klimov films his subjects (which include himself and several of Shepitko&♯39;s collaborators) within a stark, snow-covered forest, its tangled web of trees standing in as metaphorical representation of a perhaps inexpressible suffering, the result of Shepitko&♯39;s premature death while filming her adaptation of Valentin Rasputin&♯39;s novella Farewell to Matyora. Interweaving home movie footage with sequences from Shepitko&♯39;s work (Maya Bulgakova&♯39;s pensive plane crash reminiscence from Wings takes on several new layers of resonance in this context), Larisa&♯39;s most powerful passage is its first: accompanied by the grandiose final music cue from Shepitko&♯39;s You and I, Klimov dissolves between a series of personal photographs that encompass Larisa&♯39;s entire life, from birth to death. This brief symphony of sorrow anticipates the cathartic reverse-motion climax of Klimov&♯39;s Come and See, though by placing the scene first within Larisa&♯39;s chronology, Klimov seems to be working against catharsis. The pain is clearly fresh, the wound still festering, and Klimov wants—above all—to capture how deep misery&♯39;s knife has cut.

　　一个有自毁倾向的青少年被寄宿学校停学后回到家中，却发现他的奶奶住进来了，可他压根不晓得他还有个奶奶，这个从天而降的奶奶不仅酗酒成性精力旺盛能将他跟朋友都灌趴下，而且粗俗滑稽天不怕地不怕，甚至老来俏爱卖弄风骚，简直是奶奶中的极品，随之而来的是祖孙之间跨越代沟的搞笑却辛酸的友情故事……

　　Synopsis
　　"Falsely accused as the murderer of my own husband... Oh, the cruel machinations of fate!" A female teacher (Lee Yong-ae) gives shelter to an escaped convict, but her husband, misconstruing her intentions, reacts violently and accidentally stabs himself to death in the process. The teacher is charged with her husband&♯39;s murder, but fortunately the prosecutor on the case is a former student of hers, of whom she had taken painstaking care when she was working at an elementary school. Remembering her kindness to him, the prosecutor uncovers her innocence in court, and she is acquitted of the crime.
　　Notes
　　"A silent movie that allows us to examine the narrator-accompanied method of 16mm films" (Chung Jong-wha)
　　A Public Prosecutor and a Teacher is familiar to us for the performance of Shin Chool, Korea&♯39;s last silent movie narrator (known as "byeonsa"in Korean). Numerous critics have recommended the film, praising it as "a silent movie that allows us to examine the narrator-accompanied method of 16mm films" (Chung Jong-wha), "the work of Korea&♯39;s last silent movie narrator" (Kim Hong-joon), a movie that "reflects the public&♯39;s consciousness and has great historical value" (Lee Seung-hun), and "the archetypal new-school film" (Chung Sung-il). As evidenced by such commentary, A Public Prosecutor and a Teacherenjoys greater recognition for its historical value as the only surviving silent movie in Korea than for its artistic or technical aspects. What is ironic is the fact that this recognition derivesfrom a production and screening method that fell behind the times, as sound films (or "talkies") had already become the norm when the movie was first made. Its inclusion in the list is therefore based on its historical, social context rather than on the film itself.
　　Afterword:
　　- Narrated by Shin Chool, who is known as Korea&♯39;s last silent film narrator, A Public Prosecutor and a Teacherhas been screened at several film festivals since the latter half of the 1990s.