作为一个电影营销标签，“柏林学派”逐渐开始获得世界性关注。佩措尔德、阿斯兰和夏娜莱克也通过电影节蜚声国际。纪录片通过分析这些导演发展与接收过程中的重要作品，试图展现和分析这些不同导演的风格和主题中的共性。2016年，柏林学派的摇篮，德国电视电影学院（dffb）迎来了成立50周年庆典，这也是这部记录片诞生的最重要的原因。 　　The „Berlin School“ has been a cinematic trademark for years now, gaining attention from all around the globe. Directors such as Christian Petzold, Thomas Arslan and Angela Schanelec have been screening their movies at the most prestigious film festivals there are. Both international critiques and lovers of arthouse cinema meet the movies with great enthusiasm. The documentary is going to try to show and analyze the similarities in the different directors’ styles and subjects, including important landmarks in their evolution and reception. In 2016, the birth cradle of the “Berlin School”, the German Film and TV Academy Berlin (DFFB) is going to celebrate it’s 50 years of existence – a most important reason to finally acknowledge this relevant contemporary cinematic style with a documentary.

作为一个电影营销标签，“柏林学派”逐渐开始获得世界性关注。佩措尔德、阿斯兰和夏娜莱克也通过电影节蜚声国际。纪录片通过分析这些导演发展与接收过程中的重要作品，试图展现和分析这些不同导演的风格和主题中的共性。2016年，柏林学派的摇篮，德国电视电影学院（dffb）迎来了成立50周年庆典，这也是这部记录片诞生的最重要的原因。 　　The „Berlin School“ has been a cinematic trademark for years now, gaining attention from all around the globe. Directors such as Christian Petzold, Thomas Arslan and Angela Schanelec have been screening their movies at the most prestigious film festivals there are. Both international critiques and lovers of arthouse cinema meet the movies with great enthusiasm. The documentary is going to try to show and analyze the similarities in the different directors’ styles and subjects, including important landmarks in their evolution and reception. In 2016, the birth cradle of the “Berlin School”, the German Film and TV Academy Berlin (DFFB) is going to celebrate it’s 50 years of existence – a most important reason to finally acknowledge this relevant contemporary cinematic style with a documentary.

Michael Palin explores the countries that were, for much of his life, hidden behind the Iron Curtain, and now are very much part of the New Europe of post-Soviet times. 　　1 - War and Peace 　　Countries visited: Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia, Serbia, Albania 　　In Medjugoree Michael encounters a visionary who first started having visitations from the Virgin Mary 25 years ago. In Dubrovnik he meets with lute maestro Edin Karamazov who made the recent 'Songs from the Labyrinth' album with Sting. Michael ends this visit with a sheep sacrifice which heralds an afternoon of music and hospitality typically Balkan. 　　2 - Eastern Delight 　　Countries visited: Macedonia, Bulgaria, Turkey 　　Michael makes a remarkable visit to Göreme, where the rocks have been carved to form homes and some of the most remarkable churches of the early Christian era. Leaving the Cappodocia region by balloon, he sails east towards the borders of the New Europe, which if Turkey were to join the European Union would include Iran, Iraq and Syria. 　　3 - Wild East 　　Countries visited: Trans-Dniester, Romania 　　Michael travels from Transdniester, a breakaway state from the Republic of Moldova, to the Vaser Valley in Romania, where he joins 80 lumberjacks as they board a wood-fired steam train. He finally ends up at Bran Castle in Transylvania, the ancestral home of Vlad the Impaler and alleged home of Bram Stoker's Dracula. 　　4 - Danube to Dnieper 　　Countries visited: Hungary, Ukraine 　　Michael travels by road, rail and river through Hungary and the Ukraine, ending in the Black Sea resort of Yalta. Along the way he visits Budapest's 'House of Terror', a National Park in Hortobagy, an area which Attila the Hun was reputed to have rampaged across, and ends up meeting a Leeds market trader who married the Ukranian prime minister's daughter. 　　5 - Baltic Summer 　　Countries visited: Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Russia 　　Michael travels from Tallinn in the north, through Latvia, to Lithuania in the south, sailing into the Baltic from the Russian enclave of Kaliningrad, formerly East Prussia. In Estonia he visits a pyramid house and samples the medicinal properties of leeches. In Latvia he visits one of the most secretive places of the Communist-era, the astronomical telescope. 　　6 - From Pole to Pole 　　Country visited: Poland 　　Arriving in Gdansk via canal, Michael meets former electrician Lech Walesa who formed 'Solidarity', Poland's first independent trade union, which led to the demise of communism in that country. Heading to Warsaw he visits the Palace of Culture, Stalin's controversial gift to Varsovians. Michael then makes his own personal pilgrimage to Auschwitz. 　　7 - Journey's End 　　Countries visited: Slovakia, Czech Republic, Germany 　　High in the Tatra mountains of Slovakia, Michael skins a pig, and learns how to make sausages. He then departs to Brno to visit Tibor Turba's famous mime school, where he is asked to mime a cockerel. Travelling in a DC3, used during the Berlin airlift, he visits the island of Rugen, built by Hitler for his KDF ('Strength through Joy') programme.

Michael Palin explores the countries that were, for much of his life, hidden behind the Iron Curtain, and now are very much part of the New Europe of post-Soviet times. 　　1 - War and Peace 　　Countries visited: Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia, Serbia, Albania 　　In Medjugoree Michael encounters a visionary who first started having visitations from the Virgin Mary 25 years ago. In Dubrovnik he meets with lute maestro Edin Karamazov who made the recent 'Songs from the Labyrinth' album with Sting. Michael ends this visit with a sheep sacrifice which heralds an afternoon of music and hospitality typically Balkan. 　　2 - Eastern Delight 　　Countries visited: Macedonia, Bulgaria, Turkey 　　Michael makes a remarkable visit to Göreme, where the rocks have been carved to form homes and some of the most remarkable churches of the early Christian era. Leaving the Cappodocia region by balloon, he sails east towards the borders of the New Europe, which if Turkey were to join the European Union would include Iran, Iraq and Syria. 　　3 - Wild East 　　Countries visited: Trans-Dniester, Romania 　　Michael travels from Transdniester, a breakaway state from the Republic of Moldova, to the Vaser Valley in Romania, where he joins 80 lumberjacks as they board a wood-fired steam train. He finally ends up at Bran Castle in Transylvania, the ancestral home of Vlad the Impaler and alleged home of Bram Stoker's Dracula. 　　4 - Danube to Dnieper 　　Countries visited: Hungary, Ukraine 　　Michael travels by road, rail and river through Hungary and the Ukraine, ending in the Black Sea resort of Yalta. Along the way he visits Budapest's 'House of Terror', a National Park in Hortobagy, an area which Attila the Hun was reputed to have rampaged across, and ends up meeting a Leeds market trader who married the Ukranian prime minister's daughter. 　　5 - Baltic Summer 　　Countries visited: Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Russia 　　Michael travels from Tallinn in the north, through Latvia, to Lithuania in the south, sailing into the Baltic from the Russian enclave of Kaliningrad, formerly East Prussia. In Estonia he visits a pyramid house and samples the medicinal properties of leeches. In Latvia he visits one of the most secretive places of the Communist-era, the astronomical telescope. 　　6 - From Pole to Pole 　　Country visited: Poland 　　Arriving in Gdansk via canal, Michael meets former electrician Lech Walesa who formed 'Solidarity', Poland's first independent trade union, which led to the demise of communism in that country. Heading to Warsaw he visits the Palace of Culture, Stalin's controversial gift to Varsovians. Michael then makes his own personal pilgrimage to Auschwitz. 　　7 - Journey's End 　　Countries visited: Slovakia, Czech Republic, Germany 　　High in the Tatra mountains of Slovakia, Michael skins a pig, and learns how to make sausages. He then departs to Brno to visit Tibor Turba's famous mime school, where he is asked to mime a cockerel. Travelling in a DC3, used during the Berlin airlift, he visits the island of Rugen, built by Hitler for his KDF ('Strength through Joy') programme.

儒林外史 （1985版电视剧） 　　南京电视台拍摄的系列剧，蒋广森编导，共10集，1985—1990年，陆续拍摄了《范进中举》、《两根灯草》、《王三姑娘》、《金陵才女》、《浦郎三妻》、《匡超人传》、《秦淮名士》等。该剧是最早将《儒林外史》这一古典文学名著搬上荧屏的。

儒林外史 （1985版电视剧） 　　南京电视台拍摄的系列剧，蒋广森编导，共10集，1985—1990年，陆续拍摄了《范进中举》、《两根灯草》、《王三姑娘》、《金陵才女》、《浦郎三妻》、《匡超人传》、《秦淮名士》等。该剧是最早将《儒林外史》这一古典文学名著搬上荧屏的。

暴力对于生活的秩序，对于各种不同处境的人，如何在亦正亦邪的界限徘徊？汤姆（维果·莫腾森 饰）是小镇上再平凡不过的一家之主，开着一间小店谋生。某日遇上前来抢劫的歹徒，为了保住伙计的生命，汤姆奋而干掉了这帮不速之客，他的英勇神武成为了人们津津乐道的话题。媒体对此事的报道，也把汤姆一家赤裸裸地放置在公众视线里。这件事到底是改变了原本的汤姆，还是让汤姆回到本来的自己，这个谁也说不清——因为，汤姆的过往随之而渐渐浮出水面...

印第安纳州，小城米尔布鲁克，温和谨慎的汤姆·斯道尔（维果·莫特森 饰）经营着一家餐馆，与律师妻子爱迪（玛利亚·贝洛 饰）和膝下的一双儿女过着波澜不惊的幸福生活。 　　某日，两名歹徒闯入了餐馆意图抢劫，为了顾客与朋友的安全，情急之下的汤姆奋起反抗摆平了两名歹徒，英勇的举动使汤姆一夜之间就成为了小城中众口相传、媒体追访的英雄人物，汤姆并不习惯聚光灯下的抛头露面，他渴望回到之前安静平和的生活，而且这份突如其来的注目，除了打破原本生活的平静之外，亦将汤姆全家一步步带入极度危险之中，神秘的疤脸男人卡尔（埃德·哈里斯 饰）突然登门造访，亲切地称汤姆为“乔伊·库萨克”，宛如久违的老友，汤姆竭力躲避着卡尔，但卡尔对于汤姆却是紧追不舍。 　　原来，汤姆其实是一个有着暴力过去的男人，20年来他极力逃避、隐藏着可怕的过去，现在，田园般的幸福生活一夜之间发生了逆转，作为一名忠诚的丈夫、慈爱的父亲、本分的餐馆老板，汤姆该如何去力抗过去黑暗势力的侵袭，同时保全住他的家庭？他能将这可怕过去永远埋藏吗？

安娜（格莱·贝 Gry Bay 饰）一直坚信，男友乔纳（马克·史蒂文斯 Mark Stevens 饰）是自己的真命天子，但是很显然，乔纳并不这么想，他抛弃了安娜，开始了独自探索世界的旅程。一晃五年过去了，这五年里，安娜从来都没有忘记过去乔纳，终于，在日复一日的痛苦中，安娜想通了，她开始了在陌生人身上寻求安慰的混乱生活。 　　一次偶然中，安娜结识了名叫弗兰克（Thomas Raft 饰）的男子，弗兰克的温柔和善良逐渐治愈了安娜的内心，就在安娜重新振作只是，乔纳居然回到了安娜的身边，重新陷入纠结的安娜离开了弗兰克，但几乎是在同时，乔纳再度失去了音讯。安娜将注意力转移到了工作上，但在内心里，她明白，乔纳总有一天还会回来。