怀孕大肚子做疯狂运动要生了

出生在甲府一座平凡小镇的坂井玉子（前田敦子 饰），完成了东京的大学学业后返回故乡，成为终日懒散度日、百无聊赖的家里蹲。玉子的父亲善次（康すおん 饰）经营一家体育用品专卖店，他早年和妻子离婚，长女出嫁有了自己的生活，日常里善次和这个23岁还赖在家中的小女儿相依为命，虽然对玉子穷发牢骚与五体不勤的人生作派颇有微词，却似乎又甘愿为了女儿做牛做马。经营、洗衣、做饭，善次马不停蹄，而另一边的玉子看漫画、睡懒觉、吃剩饭、发呆，活在自己的小世界中。春夏秋冬，四季流转，父女俩习惯了如此寡然无味的相处，期待生活有所转机的同时，也静静注视着周遭一切的自然消亡……本片荣获2013年电影旬报十佳影片第九名。

The film follows the fun adventures of three ancient Egyptian mummies who live in an underground secret city, hidden in ancient Egypt. The trio includes a princess, a former charioteer, and his younger brother, along with their pet baby crocodile. Through a series of unfortunate events, the mummies end up in present-day London and embark on a wacky and hilarious journey in search of an old ring belonging to the Royal Family, which was stolen by the ambitious archaeologist Lord Carnaby.

写小说的金孝燮从未真真正正出版过一本象样的书，一次与人争吵后被判入狱，深感自卑的他不断被外界批评为三流作家，生活也很窘迫。可是他却爱上一个已婚女人。而另一个未婚女子深深地爱着这个小说家。未婚女子对作家的爱是毫无条件的，她以前是出版社的编辑，后来在电影院售票，并 同时打几份工。他与作家约会时付咖啡钱，心甘情愿地借钱给作家，为他修改书稿。在作家三十五岁生日时，她带着蛋糕和礼物来到作家的住处想给他一个惊喜，作家却责怪未婚女子来之前不给他打电话。这时，已婚女人从作家的屋里冲出，作家急忙追赶，未婚女子告诉作家，她已做好为他奉献一生的准备，作家明确地告诉未婚女子，他深切地爱着这个已婚的女人。在街上，他对未婚女子大打出手，发泄着的自己的情绪，躲在一旁的未婚女子的男同事把这一幕尽收眼底，对未婚女子表达了爱意，失落的未婚女子与这个男同事发生了关系。

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)