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《疯狂暑期之哈喽怪物》故事梗概：青青青青青视三个小孩在参加暑期夏令营时突然失踪，青青青青青视家长们报警寻找孩子的下落。三个孩子走进原始森林迷失了方向，小野人救了他们，并教会了他们很多生存技能，后来一起与笨贼斗智斗勇，并和警察成功地抓住了坏人。
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《疯狂暑期之哈喽怪物》故事梗概：青青青青青视三个小孩在参加暑期夏令营时突然失踪，青青青青青视家长们报警寻找孩子的下落。三个孩子走进原始森林迷失了方向，小野人救了他们，并教会了他们很多生存技能，后来一起与笨贼斗智斗勇，并和警察成功地抓住了坏人。
回复 :拜访一位富裕而隐居的朋友，使一个年轻人陷入了恐惧和绝望的世界。
回复 :波兰华沙有一个剧团，其中有一名演员Bronski（Tom Dugan 饰）极其擅长模仿德国纳粹领袖希特勒。Maria Tura（卡洛·朗白 Carole Lombard 饰）和Joseph Tura（杰克·本尼 Jack Benny 饰）是剧团里的一对夫妻，剧团最近正在上演《哈姆雷特》。演出间隙，Maria收到了一束鲜花，来自一个年轻的飞行员Stanislav Sobinski（罗伯特·斯塔克 Robert Stack 饰），趁着Joseph在舞台上念著名台词“to be or not to be”的时候，她安排Sobinski进了后台，两人情愫暗生。然而不久后，纳粹侵略波兰，Sobinski只能前往作战。Sobinski所在队伍的领导是Siletsky教授，Sobinski想让Siletsky帮忙带封信给Maria，然而Siletsky却连著名女演员Maria都不认识，于是Sobinski开始对Siletsky产生了怀疑。Sobinski为了追踪Siletsky又回到华沙。而另一方面，Maria却被两个纳粹士兵带去见Siletsky，Siletsky对Maria也是心生爱慕，更希望Maria成为纳粹在波兰的间谍。Maria借故逃回家，却在家中意外的碰到了Sobinski和她的丈夫Josef，这段三角关系该如何收场，他们又要如何联手对抗纳粹？
回复 :After her brother was killed by a notorious all-female pirate gang, Morag dedicates her life to bringing the murderers to justice. Soon, she has become an important member of the pirate gang and has begun acquiring the loyalty of key members. Eventually, she makes her move and challenges the leader, a demi-god (literally), known as "The Daughter of the Sun." The story of Noroit is based on an early 17th-century tragedy by Cyril Tourneur, and, though it is only the third one filmed, the movie is the concluding episode in a four-part series by director Jacques Rivette.“With NOROÎT, Jacques Rivette has joined Federico Fellini as one of the great autobiographical surrealists of the cinema” (John Hughes). Based on the bloody Jacobean play, “The Revenger's Tragedy,” and influenced by samurai films, Fritz Lang, and Samuel Fuller, NOROÎT was shot in a fifteenth-century chateau and a twelfth-century seaside fortress, and stars Geraldine Chaplin as the ghostly Morag, out to avenge the death of her brother who was murdered by a group of women pirates. With its emphasis on ritual, fantasy, and spectacle, “NOROÎT contains the most beautiful images and sounds of any Rivette film” (Jonathan Rosenbaum, Sight & Sound ).
