"Four days spent in a studio working on a centerfold photo for Playboy magazine provided the subject matter for my film. The magazine itself deals with culture, cars, a certain lifestyle. Maybe all those trappings are only there to cover up the naked woman. Maybe it's like with a paper-doll. The naked woman in the middle is a sun around which a system revolves: of culture, of business, of living! (It's impossible to either look or film into the sun.) One can well imagine that the people creating such a picture, the gravity of which is supposed to hold all that, perform their task with as much care, seriousness, and responsibility as if they were splitting uranium. 　　This film, An Image, is part of a series I've been working on since 1979. The television station that commissioned it assumes in these cases that I'm making a film that is critical of its subject matter, and the owner or manager of the thing that's being filmed assumes that my film is an advertisement for them. I try to do neither. Nor do I want to do something in between, but beyond both." 　　--Harun Farocki, Zelluloid, no. 27, Fall 1988

"Four days spent in a studio working on a centerfold photo for Playboy magazine provided the subject matter for my film. The magazine itself deals with culture, cars, a certain lifestyle. Maybe all those trappings are only there to cover up the naked woman. Maybe it's like with a paper-doll. The naked woman in the middle is a sun around which a system revolves: of culture, of business, of living! (It's impossible to either look or film into the sun.) One can well imagine that the people creating such a picture, the gravity of which is supposed to hold all that, perform their task with as much care, seriousness, and responsibility as if they were splitting uranium. 　　This film, An Image, is part of a series I've been working on since 1979. The television station that commissioned it assumes in these cases that I'm making a film that is critical of its subject matter, and the owner or manager of the thing that's being filmed assumes that my film is an advertisement for them. I try to do neither. Nor do I want to do something in between, but beyond both." 　　--Harun Farocki, Zelluloid, no. 27, Fall 1988

很久以前，住在山麓中的壮（僮）族妈妈妲布和三个儿子靠织锦、砍柴为 生。一天，妲布从集市上买回一幅美丽的田园画，决心照样织成僮锦。她夜以继日，整整化了三年时间，方才织成。正当一家围着僮锦观赏时，忽然一阵狂风卷来，僮锦随风飘去，不见踪影。妲布焦急万分，嘱咐老大、 老二速去找回僮锦。他俩来到大山隘口，见有个老奶奶坐在石屋门前，急忙前去询问僮锦下落。老奶奶告诉他们僮锦藏在太阳山的仙宫里，沿途艰险。

很久以前，住在山麓中的壮（僮）族妈妈妲布和三个儿子靠织锦、砍柴为 生。一天，妲布从集市上买回一幅美丽的田园画，决心照样织成僮锦。她夜以继日，整整化了三年时间，方才织成。正当一家围着僮锦观赏时，忽然一阵狂风卷来，僮锦随风飘去，不见踪影。妲布焦急万分，嘱咐老大、 老二速去找回僮锦。他俩来到大山隘口，见有个老奶奶坐在石屋门前，急忙前去询问僮锦下落。老奶奶告诉他们僮锦藏在太阳山的仙宫里，沿途艰险。

很久以前，住在山麓中的壮（僮）族妈妈妲布和三个儿子靠织锦、砍柴为生。一天，妲布从集市上买回一幅美丽的田园画，决心照样织成僮锦。她夜以继日，整整化了三年时间，方才织成。正当一家围着僮锦观赏时，忽然一阵狂风卷来，僮锦随风飘去，不见踪影。妲布焦急万分，嘱咐老大、老二速去找回僮锦。他俩来到大山隘口，见有个老奶奶坐在石屋门前，急忙前去询问僮锦下落。

很久以前，住在山麓中的壮（僮）族妈妈妲布和三个儿子靠织锦、砍柴为生。一天，妲布从集市上买回一幅美丽的田园画，决心照样织成僮锦。她夜以继日，整整化了三年时间，方才织成。正当一家围着僮锦观赏时，忽然一阵狂风卷来，僮锦随风飘去，不见踪影。妲布焦急万分，嘱咐老大、老二速去找回僮锦。他俩来到大山隘口，见有个老奶奶坐在石屋门前，急忙前去询问僮锦下落。

《画的灵魂》讲述了一个落魄的仿画画家范高，迫于生计参加了绘画人工智能的学习样本计划，成为了绘画人工智能的学习对象。在范高作画的时候，名为“AI”人工智能觉醒，与范高进行对话，“AI”将范高拖入意识空间，在那里，范高看到了过去、现在和未来，范高触及到了画的灵魂。

《画的灵魂》讲述了一个落魄的仿画画家范高，迫于生计参加了绘画人工智能的学习样本计划，成为了绘画人工智能的学习对象。在范高作画的时候，名为“AI”人工智能觉醒，与范高进行对话，“AI”将范高拖入意识空间，在那里，范高看到了过去、现在和未来，范高触及到了画的灵魂。

来自柏林的年轻诺拉在服用一种新的派对药物后从昏迷中醒来，并且不再记得任何事情。当调查员尼克·纳瓦尔和大卫·莱昂哈特发现许多青少年因派对毒品“极乐”的传播而失踪时，诺拉开始调查。她揭开了一个离奇的阴谋：外星人利用这种药物，以受害者的尸体为宿主。

《一个奇迹的诞生》讲述了 1978 年世界上第一个“试管婴儿”路易丝·乔伊·布朗诞生背后的非凡真实故事，以及为实现这一目标而不懈奋斗的 10 年历程。该片通过琼·珀迪的视角进行讲述——她是一名年轻的护士和胚胎学家，与科学家罗伯特·爱德华兹和外科医生帕特里克·斯特普托联手，开创了体外受精 (IVF) 的先路，解开了不孕不育症状的谜团。这部电影歌颂了持之以恒的力量和科学带来的奇迹，讲述了这三位特立独行的梦想家克服巨大的困难和阻力，实现他们的梦想，为数百万人播下了圆梦的种子。