一名男子选择了一位老鳏夫的家作为他第一次入室盗窃的目标，结果引发了一系列事件，改变了他们俩看待生活的方式，也让他们在孟买的严酷环境中找到了新的伙伴。

记录了我的朋友，一名叫刘柄鑫的说唱歌手，2017-2021年间的生活。

下乡老知青周树达在返城大潮中，遗弃当地妻儿回到原籍，过上了高级知识分子生活。而在三十年后，周树达再次踏上了这片许久未见的土地试图弥补他曾经犯的过错。被他遗弃的儿子陈乐结束了八年的牢狱生活出狱后，遭遇妻子改嫁，并留给自己一个八岁患有自闭症的儿子。在好友帮助下，他找到一份修理厂的工作，并在出租屋里邂逅了性工作者雅茹。然而在儿子多次被学校拒绝上学后，陈乐做了一件再次摧毁命运的事情……

18岁的小霞在麦田边遭遇怪事：浓雾中，一个酷似爷爷的身影僵硬招手，而身旁真正的爷爷却惊恐低吼：“别看他，他在偷我的样！”原来，一种名为“山妹”的诡异生物，善于模仿亲人的声音与动作，引诱受害者。当大黄狗发出尖细人声“小霞开门呀，妈回来了”时，恐惧达到顶峰。爷爷将小霞藏进能隔绝邪念的铅皮木柜，并用一面古怪铜镜观察门外。门外，山妹又学着李铁柱村长的声音敲门，试图闯入。在这个被浓雾笼罩的夜晚，爷爷能否用他古老的智慧，守护小霞逃脱山妹的魔爪？

影片讲述纽约一个即兴表演团体突然在电视上红翻天，于是主角与一群石友组成的剧团也想如法炮制，却发现要成名完全其实不是如他们想像中容易！

Innovative and influential, and originally envisaged as children’s show, Do Not Adjust Your Set was a madcap early-evening comedy sketch show that quickly acquired a cult following with Swinging Sixties adults, who rushed home from work to see it. Written by and starring Michael Palin, Terry Jones, Eric Idle, with great performances and additional material by David Jason and Denise Coffey, it also provided an early showcase for the hilarious animations of Terry Gilliam, and the brilliantly bizarre musical antics of the legendary Bonzo Dog Doo Dah Band.

已是年老色衰的艺伎菊江（吉川満子 饰），为了支持儿子义雄（磯野秋雄 饰）的学业，不得不一次次抛头露面，靠卖笑赚取营生。然而义雄却并不理解母亲的苦衷，反而深以母亲的职业为耻。正处在青春期的他心中满是苦恼与愤懑，不仅经常逃学，还与不良少年们混在一起。似乎，只有与菊江同在一间艺伎馆的照菊（水久保澄子 饰）才能触摸到义雄脆弱的心，两人既像姐弟，又如恋人。 在与母亲的一次冲突过后，义雄随照菊来到她出生的故乡——一个傍海且贫穷落后的小渔村旅行散心。在这里他发现，外表美丽可亲的照菊竟然也有着无尽的痛苦以及难以逃脱的宿命……

一对以经营YouTube为生的夫妻，婚姻在事业压力下渐渐濒临崩溃。搬进新家后，他们意外发现，前屋主不仅是个拍下自己杀人过程的连环杀手，还坚信那些受害者的鬼魂在屋里徘徊。面对这桩骇人听闻的秘密，他们陷入两难：到底该不该借此机会为频道博取流量，还是守住这段摇摇欲坠的婚姻？

In a forgotten village in Pingyao, Junior Ji, known as Xiao Ji, comes from a family of Feng Shui burial masters, a lineage steeped in tradition yet fading with time. As his father, once a respected master, grows too weak to work, he urges Xiao Ji to carry on the family craft. But Xiao Ji’s heart lies elsewhere—in the crumbling temples and ancient frescoes that few care to preserve. Traveling from village to village, he documents these fading artworks, a mission at odds with his family and China’s rapid urbanization. Determined to carve his path, he leaves home in search of work, but the urban world offers little solace. His failure to find a place in the modern city only deepens the rift between him and his family. Torn between the weight of tradition and the urgency of a disappearing past, Xiao Ji stands at a crossroads, unsure of where he truly belongs.