暂无英文版的简介，请添加内容帮助我们完善数据库。

Hay plays Professor Benjamin Tibbetts, representative of the Teaching & Welfare Institution for the Reformation of Pagans (otherwise known as T.W.I.R.P for short), and dedicated to spreading education amongst the natives of colonial Africa. As he arrives (still trying to learn the native language via recordings), Professor Tibbetts is tricked into sneaking a gin still into the country by a local prince. Later, Tibbetts makes his way to Kombooli High, where his students wear Eton collars alongside their native garb and Tibbetts finds himself sporting a mortarboard and safari shorts due to the heat. When the Commissioner falls ill with a dose of malaria, Tibbetts is forced to take over his duties, which include collecting the taxes. Upriver, he finds an old paddlesteamer operated by Harbottle (Moore Marriott) and Albert (Graham Moffatt) and the threesome rescue a baby from death by sacrifice.

Five old friends meet again at a school reunion and discuss their painful memories. The friends then run into an old acquaintance who was an exchange student. The exchange student tells the friends about a new drug able to erase memories, but they have to steal it from his factory ...

A military scientist is forced by the government to create a deadly virus to turn everyone into controllable robots under the direction of the president of the United States. When the scientist threatens to blow the whistle on the operation, he mysteriously dies. His only daughter, a biochemistry graduate, must search for the truth about her father's death, and develop a vaccine to save humanity.

After being stranded in a boat on a country river, three siblings are stalked by a faceless killer.

152-year-old Thomas Parr is taken to meet King Charles I, who orders a celebration of his longevity.

暂无剧情简介

An angry father sets out to get revenge for the death of his daughter in a toxic waste accident.

The fictional town of River Ridge serves as the landscape for a plethora of tales, exploring the foundations of a community and its citizens. Distant sisters (Signy Coleman, Julie Pinson) confronting their dysfunctional past, lovers (Jon Prescott, Danielle DiLorenzo) who have lost their way, an economically plagued mother (Beth Ehlers) battling the unraveling affects of mental illness and the damaging influence it has on her children (Carrie Watt, Seth Ford), a couple (Shannon Sturges, Mark Doherty) threatened by their baggage attempt to keep their blossoming relationship intact, a star athlete (Matthew Daniell) struggling to define his identity, and two teenagers (Matt McAbee, Christina Jackson) navigating unexpected love in the midst of intolerance and prejudice, create a patchwork of interconnected stories.

A stream of associative patterns is woven into the many ambiguous meanings of the river image. There are cracks to blind areas of loss and oblivion, world fires and floods - and to an oasis of dreams, fantasies and myths. Images materialize in the borderline between mind and world.