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一位不断追求着自我完善的年轻女子去寻求了一位著名催眠治疗师的帮助。但是，在经历了几次紧张的治疗后，她发现自己似乎陷入了可怕的死亡境遇中...

1959年，美国马塞诸塞州列辛顿威廉道斯小学，该校即将迎来校庆日，小女孩露辛达?安伯利（Lara Robinson 饰）提出的创意为校长所采纳。校庆日时，学生们将画下自己对未来的设想，并集中放入金属时间囊中埋入地下，准备50年后重新开启。校庆日之后，举止怪异的露辛达用鲜血在墙上写下奇怪文字，并向老师提出警告。2009年，威廉道斯小学再次迎来校庆日，被埋藏地下50年之久的时间囊重见天日。小男孩凯勒（Chandler Canterbury 饰）得到露辛达的信，上面没有任何图画，整页布满毫无规律可言的数字。凯勒的父亲约翰（尼古拉斯?凯奇 Nicolas Cage 饰）夜晚研究这些数字，竟发现这是一组具有预言性的密码。文中的数字清楚记录了世界上过去50年所发生的各种灾难。除此之外，这组数字还包括了接下来将发生的重大灾难……

明朝熹宗年间，宦官魏忠贤图谋不轨，陷害忠良。东林党人顾宪成等豪侠之士，欲以“羊皮密卷”上呈熹宗，事未成，诸忠良遭魏杀害，唯顾宪成小女小云携“羊皮密卷”水遁逃去，投奔钱员外以求暂且栖身。钱员外贪功图利，欲向东厂报告，被幼女玲玲、幼子小胖发现后，告之小云。幸有一神秘道士“不知道人”飞身将小云救走，并窃走落入钱员外手中的“羊皮密卷”，将小云安置在一破庙中。庙中一名叫石头的小乞丐将小云打扮成乞丐女，混入街市寻找其他忠良后代。小云和石头结识了顽童小豆子和鼻涕虫。在他们走投无路之际，又有野道士暗中以“飞叶传书”指引他们投奔少林寺。来到寺门前，又遇见另一忠良遗孤高天鹏。少林寺念及孩子们的处境，破例收他们为弟子，交青草大师引领。一天，小云随少林寺俗家弟子至善外出学剑法，途中被魏忠贤手下杀手认出，双方激战，神秘道士助至善击退杀手。得到消息后，魏忠贤下令围剿少林寺。青草大师、至善护送孩子们离寺躲避。方丈被捕当作人质。为救方丈，小云私自下山而陷入重围。正当小云不支之时，道士、笑痴僧及师妹青青、苗苗赶来助战。道士战死，小云亦身中毒箭落井而亡。f临终前，小云将“羊皮密卷”托交至善。笑痴僧掩护至善、青青、苗苗突围。青草大师这时也已被东厂高手杀害。少林寺武惠师叔率至善等来到干佛崖古穴绝地，利用历代少林寺祖师遗留穴中之玄机，将追来的魏忠贤的手下先后除去。魏忠贤身怀刀枪不入之童子功，将他们逼向绝境。至善和苗苗悟出穴中有遗字秘诀，将蜡封闭气中的心明大师由蜡封中引出。心明大师用尽丹田修练的真元之气，全力一击，将魏忠贤的童子功破除，自己因元气大损而亡，但保住了忠良之后、少林幼苗。

This production of 'Twelve Angry Men', written especially for Studio One, is shorter than the film version and leaves a few twists and turns of plot undeveloped, but it is fifty minutes of class nevertheless. For many years this episode was thought to have been lost. The Museum of Television and Radio (now the Paley Center) had only the first 30 minutes of the hour-long program on a kinescope provided by CBS - the only version CBS had. After nearly 30 years of searching, a copy of the complete program was found in 2003 by filmmaker Joseph Consentino, who was working on a documentary about noted defense attorney Robert Leibowitz (Leibowitz reported on the Charles A. Lindbergh baby kidnapping for the NY radio station WHN) and found a copy of the show in the archives maintained by the children of Leibowitz, Robert Leibowitz and Marjorie Leibowitz Finch. Samuel Leibowitz requested and received a commercial-free kinescope copy of "Twelve Angry Men" from CBS shortly after it aired because of his interest in legal issues. The Leibowitz children donated the kinescope to the museum and it had a re-premiere in May 2003.