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四名各怀心事的男女各自来到了菲律宾，期待着被这里的美好风光所治愈。在浪漫的岛屿上，他们邂逅了不同背景不同身份的人，互相吸引，然后一切都朝着好的方向发展着。能力很好但树敌能力更好的证券公司CEO在赫（李善均 饰）终于在高压下准备好好释放一下自己；冰淇淋女孩秀珍（李水京 饰）生活虽然艰难却开朗乐观，攒了钱准备去岛屿来次旅行；超人气歌手家颖（柳真 饰）拥有粉丝无数，可没有空隙的日程安排让她喘不过气来，于是决定来到这个岛屿好好休息；英文专业出身的应届毕业生正焕（李民基 饰）面试时总败在英语上，无业游民的他来到小岛想要好好调节一番。四个人，聚集在这座热带小岛，会发生怎样的交集，擦出什么样的火花呢？

故事讲述“北腿王”谭道良因遭“地腿王”彭刚的弟弟挑衅，不慎受伤，后结识“南腿王”夏光莉，在其师傅的指点下学习南派“莫家腿”，兼具南北之长。彭为独霸“腿王”称号，杀死夏的师傅，谭与夏为师报分心联手击杀彭，让他临死前终于明白了一个道理——没有任何一个门派可以独霸天下。本片由台湾著名功夫片导演李作楠执导，是神腿谭道良70年代功夫片代表作，他精湛的腿功在影片中得到充分展示。本片情节轻松、幽默，动作设计自然、流畅，更多地表现了腿法的练习和使用技巧，充斥着各类腿法的花招，打得精彩纷呈。谭道良与夏光莉的腿功纯熟，令人赏心悦目，尤其是单脚不落地的连续踢击，简直比手还要灵活，最喜欢看到他们踢腿时从容不迫的样子，时常把脚高高举起停在对手面前，甚至还放到对手头上，如同老叟戏婴儿，潇洒至极。夏光莉以其优美高难的腿法动作令人刮目相看，若是在今天，估计她不会输给号称第一打女的杨紫琼。谭道良更是发挥了自己的全部特长，他那一招左腿连击象煽耳光似的的抽对方的脸，然后接一记迅猛的旋踢，简直空前绝后，令人瞠目结舌。而彭刚的地腿也同样令人大开眼界，极尽跃扑滚翻之能，很少看到有人能伏在地上使出这么多种腿法。三位主演风格各异，全面展示了各种腿技，打斗场面精彩漂亮，又充满了趣味性，而这些只有在港片中才会如此这般不惜篇幅地展现，绝对可称得上是一部功夫片的极品佳作！

要相信：熬过异地，就是一生。故事围绕赵一一（任敏 饰）和许嘉树（辛云来 饰）展开，高考之后，赵一一终于向暗恋多年的许嘉树表白，却阴差阳错开启一场异地恋。他们坚信：熬过异地，就是一生。可远距离恋爱的天然阻碍考验着他们，明明相爱，却不断缺席对方的生活。赛赫（陈宥维 饰）的出现以及闺蜜乔乔（周雨彤 饰）和李唐（李孝谦 饰）一波三折的爱情都让赵一一感触良多。当异地恋升级为异国恋，是继续坚持，还是一别两宽，各自成长的二人不得不面对自己内心的答案……

The Deserted Archipelago was my first independently directed and produced film. The film won the Grand Prix at the Nyon International Film Festival and garnered considerable attention both overseas and in Japan. The film follows an extremely simple story of a plain boy who matures into manhood while constantly manipulated by nuns. But woven into this narrative are my own experiences and the history of postwar Japan as well as a series of fantasies. The result is a multifaceted and multilayered objet, the birth of a newly sur-realistic filmmaking. On August 15th, the day the war ended, I was in the third year of primary school. That day, when the reality that I had known turned completely upside down, I was saddled with the trauma of no longer being able to believe in anything. Searching here and there for some kind of spiritual salvation, I finally found the existentialism of Albert Camus. From there, I was able to build up my own kind of existentialism and this film is best understood as based in that “Kanai Katsu Existentialism.” The film was praised by European film scholars Max Tessier and Tony Rayns and was screened as part of “Eiga: 25 Years of Japanese Film,” a special program at the 1984 Edinburgh International Film Festival.