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薇薇父母早逝，從小和哥哥大宇相依為命，某天因為薇薇，大宇出了一場車禍，失去了右腿並毀容。大宇再也無法完成成為舞者的夢想，薇薇更放棄了成為作家的希望。有天，失去理智的大宇居然在網路上開了一個粉絲團─薇薇花園，靠著薇薇的文筆加以包裝，將薇薇塑造成為知名網路紅人。粉絲團一開，沒想到效果出奇的好，吸引很多粉絲及廠商慕名而來，奉上名利與錢財。想不到大宇竟然食髓知味，將薇薇推入無止盡的謊言深淵。

It’s the late 1990s, and Granada indie music group Los Planetas is about to record their third album. But with the band in turmoil, they find themselves on the brink of success…or total destruction. Can they come together against all odds or collapse in a ball of fire?

Guilty Pleasure explores the complex relationships and personal struggles of three ambitious lawyers as they navigate their way through love, betrayal, and ambition.

勒则天日曾是一位当地大哥，与手下四位兄弟太子、曲比阿迪、巨森和健戈靠走私名贵药材生意起家，黑白通吃，出生入死。后被兄弟太子设计陷害，和警方的搏斗中被击中左腿，落下终身残疾。而太子成功登上公司南区龙头位置，夺走勒则天日毕生挚爱陈琳为妻。勒则天日妻离子散，入狱15年，出狱后与昔日兄弟曲比阿迪沦落街头卖烧烤为生。 　　后来天日一次意外搭救了小太妹娅娅，并收留她在烧烤摊帮忙，性格倔强叛逆、常年混迹于酒吧夜场的娅娅在天日这里却找到了难得的安宁和清净，两人相依为命，娅娅对这位残疾大叔产生了无尽的依赖。 　　后来一帮黑衣人来到天日烧烤摊寻找娅娅，原来娅娅正是太子和天日前妻陈琳的千金，太子和巨森、健戈得知天日未死，相继前往探望，力求天日重新出山，不料被天日婉拒。公司老辈子三分天下，希望天日能回公司主持大局，招来太子的不满，从而派手下阿飞将老辈子杀害。 　　天日前往老辈子的灵堂祭...

 一群好友在度假时意外挖出一盏尘封千年的神灯，天真许下愿望，却惊觉每一次许愿都是以鲜血与灵魂为代价的致命契约 —— 灯中现身的不是善良精灵，而是以欲望为食的远古恶魔。随着同伴接连惨遭诅咒反噬、惨死，这群年轻人陷入绝境，他们必须在被深渊彻底吞噬前，联手对抗这股亲手释放的黑暗，终结这场由许愿引发的血腥浩劫。

 国际知名微缩画家Alif遭遇严重车祸后失忆，一名老妇人突然现身，自称是他失散18年的母亲。Alif在拼凑破碎记忆的过程中，逐渐发现母亲的身份疑点重重，同时揭开了自己童年、家族与马林・昆当传说背后的黑暗真相。他必须在身份崩塌与创伤反噬中，直面自己的过去，终结这场由传说编织的悬疑迷局。

位于太平洋之畔的日本，拥有无数的摩天大楼、人潮汹涌的都市以及精致的美食，吸引了无数的游客。然而，本片却主要介绍了日本更不为人知，也更壮丽的美景，那就是日本列岛的山区。在日本的文化里，大山是神的领地，是神圣的地方，而凡人只是普通的访客。本片通过采访几位不同身份职业的大山常住客，揭示了群山在日本社会中所扮演的角色。虽然近几十年来，出于经济的需求，日本对山区进行了开发，兴建了许多滑雪场，引来了国内外众多游客。但对于日本人而言，大山依旧是其精神的寄托，依旧具有非常重要的地位。

多年前剑南天为保护剑阁被血羽楼掳走，多年后血羽楼再袭剑阁捉拿其子剑无双，危机时刻黑宫主将剑无双救回灵霄宫。为营救父亲，给宗门报仇，剑无双在这里展开修炼，并与王源、杨再轩、苏柔结下友谊。但看似圣殿的灵霄宫暗藏危机，一次次生死考验正慢慢逼近……

二十世纪九十年代，西宁被南北荒山环绕，风沙肆虐。青海机床厂的一群青年——消沉的林明山、执着的黄秋英、憨厚的朱有才、精明的马奔腾，在命运推动下投身绿化工程。他们在高寒干旱中摸索种树良法，经历战友牺牲的悲痛与误解纷争的考验，最终用智慧与数十年的坚守，将不毛之地变为绿水青山。影片以两代人接力的感人故事，再现西宁南北山绿化奇迹，礼赞艰苦奋斗、甘于奉献的生态文明建设者.

 My name is Sofia. I’m 14 years old and I’m lost. My mother vanished inside the boarding school where she works, and my father just tried to commit suicide under strange circumstances. Next to him, an Ouija board. I used it during a terrifying seance, and the ghost of my mother told me to look for her. Everything is clear to me now. My name is Sofia. I’m 14 years old and I’m going to enroll at the boarding school to find the body of my mother.

 In 2013, an Australian man a few months shy of turning 60 decided to walk the Camino de Santiago – an 800km pilgrimage trail across the top of Spain. He had no known religion, and absolutely no idea why he felt so deeply compelled to do this torturous walk. But compelled, he was. He completed the walk, battling a “triumvirate of pain” - a knee that he later discovered lacked any meaningful cartilage, a blister the sight of which would make a grown man weep, and shin-soreness that felt like his lower limb had been split with a mountain axe wielded by a demented troll. Arriving at the end of the Camino, the majestic cathedral in Santiago de Compostela, he expected an epiphany – an answer to the question he’d been asking himself every day: Why am I doing this? But no answer came. So when he got home he wrote a book, hoping the answer would reveal itself in his scribblings. The result was The Way, My Way, a humourous and self-deprecating book that many consider the best memoir ever written on walking the Camino. The book has now been made into a film, and it’s an extraordinary account of a man at a pivotal point in his life, searching for meaning and finding himself undergoing a fundamental transformation so profound that he now divides his life into “Before the Camino” and “After the Camino.” It’s a story particular to one man, yet of appeal to anyone seeking a greater meaning from life.