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年轻的女人Jackie决定要转运，她向法师请教，法师建议她“养鬼”并给她一个小东西让她供养，她必须每隔三天就滴三滴自己的血进去。开始一切都很好，她陷入了爱情突然地幸福让她忘了供养这个“鬼魂”鬼魂开始不高兴了。在男友Raymond的细心观察下发现Jackie在做一些类似祭祀的诡异事情，鬼魂接管了她的男友并开始做肮脏的事情......

太湖边上，住着一户周姓渔民，妻早逝，有二女，长女琼珠（周璇饰），次女慧珠（袁灵云饰）。一天，周父（王桂林饰）携琼珠去集市卖鱼，被渔霸张百万（殷秀岑饰）的收债人遇见，周父还不出债款，遭到殴打。艺专学生崔时俊（顾也鲁饰）路见不平，上前制止。时俊之父崔化斋（周文彬饰）是张百万的帐房先生，正巧随张百万及其女国瑛（郑玉如饰）路过，见状急忙训斥时俊。国瑛见时俊年少英俊，顿生爱慕之心。琼珠对时俊的仗义行为深表感谢。时俊见琼珠天真可爱，便邀她到湖边，为她画了一幅《渔家女》。不久，时俊毕业，张百万将国瑛许配时俊，但时俊不爱国瑛，更不贪图张家财势，断然拒绝，父子为此反目。翌晨，时俊骑车到湖边寻访琼珠，不慎摔伤，幸为周家父女救护。崔化斋得讯，赶至周家，强拉时俊回家，迫他与国瑛订婚。时俊坚决不从，悄悄到周家，征得周父许诺，而与琼珠订婚，随即去上海谋生。张百万迁怒于周家父女，以讨债为名，逼走了周家。时俊在沪虽勤奋作画，但因不愿为出版商提供畅销的庸俗作品，生活陷于困境。国瑛追踪而至，暗中买下时俊所作的画，并假冒时俊的名义写信给琼珠，谎称自己已在上海另订婚约。琼珠接信后愤而投湖，幸被救起，但已精神失常。国瑛因探父病回乡，见此情景，深感内疚，即电促时俊返回，当面说明原委。时俊和琼珠终遂心愿。《渔家女》的故事脱胎于1926年拍摄的无声片《玉洁冰清》。

歌舞伎町是一个鱼龙混杂危险的地方。某天一辆运钞车被劫，犯罪者龙一（竹内力 饰）及其同伴是当年二战后返日的中国残留孤儿后代。在身份不被认同的祖国里，他们行走于社会边缘，无恶不作。克尽职守的警官城岛（哀川翔 饰）接手此案，经过仔细调查，案情逐渐浮出水面。在一次警匪枪战中，城岛痛失搭档井上（寺岛进 饰），小龙之弟（柏谷みちすけ 饰）亦中弹身亡，两人仇恨愈深。小龙为弟报仇，杀害城岛家人。痛失妻女的城岛辞去警官职务，开始了对小龙一伙人的猎杀追逐……本片为三池崇史1999年黑帮犯罪影片，“生死格斗三部曲”第一部。

Directed and edited by Esfir Shub. A devastating chronicle of Tsarist Russia from the eve of World War I until its brutal demise in the revolutions of February and October 1917, The Fall of the Romanov Dynasty comprises hundreds of films that Esfir Shub unearthed and rescued from damp cellars and other neglected corners of the Soviet Union, including newsreels and home movies taken by the Tsar’s own cameramen. Using the film splice as a cudgel, Shub contrasts the Imperial Family in opulent ballrooms, regal processions, and garden tea parties with the backbreaking toil of the masses, a bitter satire that makes the Revolution seem both historically inevitable and triumphant. One of the great pleasures of this Vertov retrospective is rediscovering the work of certain largely forgotten women filmmakers of the Soviet avant-garde, including Elizaveta Svilova, Vertov’s editor and wife, and Shub, who pioneered “found footage” cinema and was instrumental in the development of dialectical montage, collaborating with Sergei Eisenstein on the shooting scripts of Strike and Potemkin. (from moma.org)