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奥吉（哈威·凯特尔 Harvey Keitel 饰）经营着一间雪茄店，年近四十的他依然过着形单影只的生活，只有常常光顾的潦倒作家本杰明（威廉·赫特 William Hurt 饰）能偶尔跟他聊聊天，解解闷。本杰明的生活同样不尽如人意。一场意外让本杰明遇见了名为拉希德（哈罗·佩里纽 Harold Perrineau Jr. 饰）的黑人男孩，一来二去之间，两人结下了深厚的友谊。某日，奥吉的前女友卢比（斯托卡特·詹宁 Stockard Channing 饰）来到了雪茄店，两人有十八年没有见过面了。卢比告诉奥吉，他们的女儿费莉希蒂（艾什莉·贾德 Ashley Judd 饰）不仅未婚先孕，还染上了毒品，尽管奥吉和这个素未谋面的女儿之间并没有亲情可言，但他还是驱车前去探望。

探长（吕良伟 饰）的妻子怀孕即将生产，两人匆匆赶往医院，途中，探长接到了出警任务，称有三名穷凶极恶的劫匪正在持枪抢劫，探长赶到了现场，英明神武的他迅速而又准确地击毙了其中两名歹徒，剩下的一名被就地制服并放出狠话，称要向探长复仇。探长的妻子生下了一对双胞胎，让探长感到在意的是，这两个婴儿的额头上分别有一枚红色的胎记，巧合的是，胎记的位置竟然和那两名劫匪被子弹击中的位置一模一样。随着时间的推移，两个孩子渐渐长大，周遭发生的种种让探长不得不开始怀疑，这两个孩子有可能是两名劫匪的投胎转世，而自己的生命正遭受着莫大的威胁。

影片叙述广州黄花岗起义失败后，同盟会中部总部派元老谭人凤到武昌，组织有不少同盟会会员的四十一标新军蒋翔武为首的文学社，与孙武、邓玉麟为首的共进会两派，团结一致，武装起义推翻清王朝。总督瑞征与统制张彪派四十一标新军前往镇压，文学社与共进会推举孙武为领导，修定计划。10月10 日革命党人以工程第八营率先起义，革命军分三路攻湖广总督府。 次日革命军占领武昌城，革命风暴席卷全国，终于推翻了腐败的清王朝。

A brief trip back home turns into a longer stay when Eric finds himself caught between catching up with his two sisters and conquering his old poker group. The more Eric extends his visit to prove that he is still the best poker player in town, the harder it becomes to steer clear of the old fault lines in his relationship with his sister Rachel. As their little sister Maggie attempts to recreate the intimate world they once shared, Eric and Rachel are faced with the divide between their childhood selves and the adults they have now become.Displaying all the sensitivity and wicked humour of his previous works, Dustin Guy Defa’s new film is a shrewd study of the pitiless condition known as adulthood. After growing up in a family unit that constitutes your whole world, with its particular set of habits and a shared language, crossing the border into the realm of adults can feel disempowering, even terrifying. A sense of loss may be difficult to ever really overcome. The film’s meticulous structure and novelistic depth lay bare this fundamental fear, but also the resources that exist to fight it. Setting about this treasure hunt deep within as individuals and as a family is an admirable trio of actors whose interpretation is as nuanced as it is poignant.