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大型历史电影史诗《解放》由五部电影组成。第二部电影《突破》讲述了1943年后半期的二战大事件。希特勒营救墨索里尼，亚洲将意大利绑在德国的战车上；红军突破第聂伯河防线，亚洲收复基辅；德黑兰三国首脑会议，决议开辟第二战场等等。
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大型历史电影史诗《解放》由五部电影组成。第二部电影《突破》讲述了1943年后半期的二战大事件。希特勒营救墨索里尼，亚洲将意大利绑在德国的战车上；红军突破第聂伯河防线，亚洲收复基辅；德黑兰三国首脑会议，决议开辟第二战场等等。
回复 :一名13 岁女孩的失踪案令这个执着的检察官寝食难安，试图尽一切努力查出真相。改编自真实案件。
陶格斯
回复 :千术高手钱文迪（刘德华 饰）与女友莉莉（钟丽缇 饰）、好友“金手指”阿智配合，在赌局中赢得富豪刘耀祖六百万港币。发现自己被骗的刘耀祖怒不可遏，绑架阿智要挟文迪为其入狱，以便从犯人鲁宾孙（关海山 饰）手中拿回刘的三亿财产。文迪担心好友安危只得服从，入狱执行任务，进入了冤家——狱警杀手雄（梁家辉 饰）的势力范围。文迪在狱中凭借过人手段很快站稳脚跟，甚至连杀手雄也一并收服。随着文迪与鲁宾孙接触日深，他发现鲁宾孙居然是刘耀祖岳父。原来刘耀祖觊觎鲁宾孙财产多时，为此不惜将妻子杀害，鲁宾孙替女儿报仇反遭陷害，落得在牢中晚景凄凉。正义感勃发的文迪决定帮鲁宾孙讨回公道，遂联合杀手雄夺取刘耀祖的不义之财……
冯玮君
回复 :Edith Hardy uses charity funds for Wall Street investments in hopes of buying some new gowns. She loses all the money and borrows from wealthy oriental Tori. When her husband gives her the amount she borrowed, Tori won't take it back, branding her shoulder with a Japanese sign of his ownership. She shoots him. Her husband takes the blame. In court Edith reveals all to an angry mob. Written by Ed Stephan {stephan@cc.wwu.edu}Richard Hardy, a hardworking stockbroker, labors overtime to keep up with the ruinous bills incurred by his beautiful but irresponsible wife Edith, a venal, spoiled socialite who is impervious to his pleas for fiscal restraint. Acting on what she believes to be an insider information, she impulsively embezzles $10,000 from the Red Cross charity she chairs for a stock tip. When she finds the money has been lost, she desperately turns to a Japanese ivory trader with whom she has been thoughtlessly flirting and persuades him to replace the money in exchange for an assignation. When her husband's long-awaited business deal finally materializes, she desperately tries to withdraw from their agreement by replacing the money. Angered and disappointed with her resistance to his advances, he uses a branding device to mark her shoulder as his property. Feeling violated, Edith shoots him in the shoulder and leaves. In order to protect his wife's reputation, Richard confesses to the crime and faces trial for attempted murder. Written by Gabe Taverney (duke1029@aol.com)
