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1979年，越南方面挑起边境事件达三千多起，社会主义阵营好兄弟中国和越南同室操戈，剑拔弩张。侯局长的儿子侯方此时正在边疆服役，这位一腔肝胆的青年决心用钢铁之躯保卫祖国，因此特别申请延期退役。而他的妈妈却担心儿子的安全，执意希望儿子退役回家，远离战场的喧嚣。人民子弟兵们浩浩荡荡开赴边疆，侯方跟随班长梁青青冲锋陷阵。然而越方设置了长达两百米的雷区，为了打开大部队前进的通道，梁青青带着侯方、韦江波等战士展开排雷任务，可是所有的爆破器材都用完了，他们只能用自己的血肉之躯去扫除最后五十米的地雷。年轻的战士视死如归，他们做出足以让祖国母亲自豪的壮举……

出っ歯であるために周りからいじめられ、疎外される少年。彼の憎悪は日増しに募り、彼以外のあらゆるものに向けられていく。今流行の“いじめ”をテーマにした漫画アニメーション。という言い方では想像もつかない程、すさまじい作家自身の怨念が、強烈な映像のパワーとなって見る者に襲いかかる。全くの個人作業により、3年もの年月を費やして完成された、めくるめく地獄絵の世界。

A chilling mystery thriller, blessed by stirring imagination and striking acting performances, especially by child actors. Among witty scares invented by the director herself, we get closer to untreatable true sins of the Catholic religion. Skilfully raised fantasies about exorcism, possession and resurrection slowly transform into breath-taking horror, which may not leave your thoughts for a long time after the screening.A devotedly faithful family mourns their elder son Han-byul. Both parents sincerely believe that it is the hand of good lord Jesus that tests them with painful suffering. The reverend advises adopting a child with special needs and sharing all the love they still have in their wounded hearts after the tragic accident. So the grieving parents embrace visually impaired charismatic Isaac, who quickly finds his place in their spacious two-storey house. The acutely sensitive boy counts that the kind family still consists of seven members, and witnesses how the crying Han-byul constantly visits them. Confused by incredible revelations, the mother starts to notice previously unseen guiding signs.Guilt confronts sanity. Grief transmits into fear. Doubts bring home obsession. New clues expose hurtful lies. Divine faith opens all gates to powerful devilish manipulations. The prolonged process of healing disperses into drowned secrets. How long can you believe something whispered by someone who is not entirely trustworthy? How far will a loving mother go to protect her adopted child who suddenly uncovers not-so-pleasant truths?源自：

Chris Marker's elliptical, oblique documentary on the making of Akira Kurosawa's "Ran" is an uneasy blend of hagiography (usual Cahiers du Cinema stuff) and Marker's trademark meditations on the mediating role of technology in memory and the human experience, plus probably aging, and etc., etc., etc. These Gallicisms seem out-of-place; but the philosophies are easily discarded. What makes the film a pleasure are the glimpses we see of Kurosawa's work processes, in addition to all the detail and work that goes into the making of a true epic.