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埃斯特·布洛杰特是好莱坞一个很有发展前途的演员，她在正走下坡路的大明星诺曼·梅因举办的一次慈善募捐演出中崭露头角，很快就爱上了这个年长且深于世故的人。而诺曼也为她的天真活泼所深深吸引。诺曼为埃斯特创造了几次演出的机会使她一举成名，他们两人遂结成佳偶。埃斯特由于天赋极高，事业上的声望与日俱增，但这使得每况愈下的诺曼深感沮丧。后来他酗酒、脾气暴躁。埃斯特被生活中两种强烈的爱、即对丈夫的爱和对事业的爱所折磨着。在一个描写这两种爱的歌舞节目中，埃斯特怀着两种矛盾的爱又唱又跳，她用《出生在箱子里》来表达她早年渴望成名的野心和命中注定的经历，而她表演的《离去的人》，则使诺曼终于完全理解了妻子的伟大的公众拥有这样一位明星的权利。可是，若没有埃斯特的经常陪伴，他又无法生活下去，最后只好以自杀结束生命。埃斯特在哀痛中继续演出，并以自己的歌声来永恒地纪念她的丈夫。

A miracle independent film capturing the growth of a single baby over a period of 3 years.The film revolves around three struggling actors Michio, Gunji, and Enoken, who share a house together. One day, they find a baby girl left with a letter from Michio's ex-girlfriend. They name the child "Don-chan" and embark on the journey of raising her, despite their initial confusion. Directed by OKITA Shuichi, known for films such as "A Story of Yonosuke” and “The Fish Tale”, the movie is a self-produced project featuring OKITA and his actor friends, documenting the life of his own daughter from 6 months to 3 and a half years old. Shot entirely with a handheld camera, the film captures the heartwarming moments of Don-chan's growth and the challenges faced by the three men in nurturing her. The film was also shot on location in Ueda City, Nagano Prefecture, where Ueda Eigeki, a local theater, recommends the movie. Don-chan's growth is complimented along with the picturesque scenery of Bessho Onsen and Sugadaira Kogen. The heartwarming world of OKITA Shuichi, where drama and reality coexist in a mysterious harmony, unfolds throughout the film. From a crying infant, Don-chan grows to a point where she can speak her lines, and everyone's affectionate watch over her brings warmth and comfort to the viewers.源自：

德川幕府300年统治期间，佐渡出产的金银是政府财政的重要保证，被世人称为“御用金”。金子经过加工，经过千辛万苦才能运到江户，但在三天的路程中，暗礁狂流成为威胁运金船只的主要威胁。天保二年冬天，运金船在越前鲭江藩海上遇难，附近黑崎村村民拾得金银，但不久后全村人离奇消失。三年后浪人胁坂孙兵卫（仲代达矢 饰）遭人追杀，刺客正是孙兵卫当年的好友带刀所派，继而得知，村民消失事件将要再次发生。这背后究竟隐藏着什么样的秘密？

This rare film document of one of the towering figures of 20th-century American literature—photographed by Jack Hazan (Rude Boy, A Bigger Splash)—captures the iconic writer in several symbolic locations, including the Place de la Bastille. As Hazan recounts: “Things don’t go to plan for him and the film crew when a couple of young Black Vietnam draft dodgers impose themselves on the American. Baldwin wrestles with being a role model to the Black youths, denouncing Western colonialism and crimes against African Americans while at the same time demonstrating his mastery and understanding of the culture he supposedly despises.”