2005年美国FX台播出的一部纪录片，至今已播完两季，第三季日前开播。本片由获得奥斯卡提名的Morgan Spurlock主持，探索了30天里生活改变经历的可能性。本片的理念源自他的一部记录电影《超大号的我》(该片讲述了30天里他除了快餐食品什么也不吃)。本片中Morgan Spurlock提出一个问题，如果人在30天里面一直处在另一个人的地位生活会发生什么？让我们跟随他在每集一小时的节目中找到答案，涉及的主题包括最低工资、外购、宗教、性倾向和监狱。

瑞恩（塔雷克·布达里 Tarek Boudali 饰）是一名职业经历并不是很丰富的警察，因为他胆小懦弱的性格，导致瑞恩在职场中常常沦为被嘲笑的对象。瑞恩暗恋一位名叫斯蒂芬妮（凡妮莎·吉德 Vanessa Guide 饰），但他的恋情似乎并没有得到对方的回应。 　　一天，瑞恩突然被医生告知，他患上了不治之症，只剩下30天的生命了。在人生的最后30天里，瑞恩决定一扫往日畏首畏尾的形象，干一笔大的。瑞恩找到了代号老鼠（何塞·加西亚 José Garcia 饰）的毒枭，假装和他合作盗取警方的资料，实际上，瑞恩拿走了老鼠的佣金，过起了花天酒地的生活。但是很快，瑞恩就发掘，这样的日子并不是他真正想要的。

瑞恩（塔雷克·布达里 Tarek Boudali 饰）是一名职业经历并不是很丰富的警察，因为他胆小懦弱的性格，导致瑞恩在职场中常常沦为被嘲笑的对象。瑞恩暗恋一位名叫斯蒂芬妮（凡妮莎·吉德 Vanessa Guide 饰），但他的恋情似乎并没有得到对方的回应。 　　一天，瑞恩突然被医生告知，他患上了不治之症，只剩下30天的生命了。在人生的最后30天里，瑞恩决定一扫往日畏首畏尾的形象，干一笔大的。瑞恩找到了代号老鼠（何塞·加西亚 José Garcia 饰）的毒枭，假装和他合作盗取警方的资料，实际上，瑞恩拿走了老鼠的佣金，过起了花天酒地的生活。但是很快，瑞恩就发掘，这样的日子并不是他真正想要的。

这部纪录片由编剧、喜剧人泰格·诺塔洛（Tig Notaro）、著名歌手布兰迪·卡莉（Brandi Carlile）等担当监制，讲述两位才华横溢的诗人，安德烈亚·吉布森和梅根·法利的故事。“在最美的光影中，在电闪雷鸣的瞬间，我的爱人伴我左右。”吉布森在 ta 的诗作 Good Light 中这样写道。通过本片，诗人邀请我们一同见证 ta 对生命、爱与死亡的深刻思考。面对生命的有限，两人用诗歌和爱，书写了一曲动人的生命乐章。

这部纪录片由编剧、喜剧人泰格·诺塔洛（Tig Notaro）、著名歌手布兰迪·卡莉（Brandi Carlile）等担当监制，讲述两位才华横溢的诗人，安德烈亚·吉布森和梅根·法利的故事。“在最美的光影中，在电闪雷鸣的瞬间，我的爱人伴我左右。”吉布森在 ta 的诗作 Good Light 中这样写道。通过本片，诗人邀请我们一同见证 ta 对生命、爱与死亡的深刻思考。面对生命的有限，两人用诗歌和爱，书写了一曲动人的生命乐章。

这部纪录片由编剧、喜剧人泰格·诺塔洛（Tig Notaro）、著名歌手布兰迪·卡莉（Brandi Carlile）等担当监制，讲述两位才华横溢的诗人，安德烈亚·吉布森和梅根·法利的故事。“在最美的光影中，在电闪雷鸣的瞬间，我的爱人伴我左右。”吉布森在 ta 的诗作 Good Light 中这样写道。通过本片，诗人邀请我们一同见证 ta 对生命、爱与死亡的深刻思考。面对生命的有限，两人用诗歌和爱，书写了一曲动人的生命乐章。

倒霉的女人刚穿越到古代，还以为是误闯了哪个剧组的拍戏现场，全然不知自己的衣服也变成了古代的服饰。 他来不及多想，赶紧跑出去查看情况。原来女人穿越到一个叫女尊国的地方，在这里，男人跟女人完全是反过来的，不但是男人嫁给女人，就连街边上跳舞的都是男人。男人出轨了，还被女人拉着去游街，更是有男人当街叫卖自己，就在这时，女人才知道自己这是穿越了， 而且还是在传说中的女尊国。

倒霉的女人刚穿越到古代，还以为是误闯了哪个剧组的拍戏现场，全然不知自己的衣服也变成了古代的服饰。 他来不及多想，赶紧跑出去查看情况。原来女人穿越到一个叫女尊国的地方，在这里，男人跟女人完全是反过来的，不但是男人嫁给女人，就连街边上跳舞的都是男人。男人出轨了，还被女人拉着去游街，更是有男人当街叫卖自己，就在这时，女人才知道自己这是穿越了， 而且还是在传说中的女尊国。

I saw this obscure German film in Toronto in 1956, my first exposure to Oskar Werner. A "sleeper" of a movie for me, but so long ago and it seems never to be seen again. The topic has been treated many times but never, I think, to such effect. The last days in the bunker are entirely through the wondering subjective eyes of Werner, as Captain Wuest, a rather unimportant guardsman. Hitler and his henchmen are always kept at a distance, the way Wuest views them from his station, and what stands out in my memory is the finale of a drunken champagne party as though in celebration of something, but in reality as their means to forget the impending doom looming ahead as the Russians can be heard closing in. The problem with films portraying famous or infamous people is that they are almost always unbelievable because we are unwilling to suspend our disbelief, aware that they are actors up there trying to imitate the unknowable. Here, at least for the English speaking audience, the problem does not arise, we understand only through subtitles, and we hear the characters speaking in their own language. And, thank God, it is in black and white. The impact of the film stays with me still, and of course, Werner was a major revelation.

I saw this obscure German film in Toronto in 1956, my first exposure to Oskar Werner. A "sleeper" of a movie for me, but so long ago and it seems never to be seen again. The topic has been treated many times but never, I think, to such effect. The last days in the bunker are entirely through the wondering subjective eyes of Werner, as Captain Wuest, a rather unimportant guardsman. Hitler and his henchmen are always kept at a distance, the way Wuest views them from his station, and what stands out in my memory is the finale of a drunken champagne party as though in celebration of something, but in reality as their means to forget the impending doom looming ahead as the Russians can be heard closing in. The problem with films portraying famous or infamous people is that they are almost always unbelievable because we are unwilling to suspend our disbelief, aware that they are actors up there trying to imitate the unknowable. Here, at least for the English speaking audience, the problem does not arise, we understand only through subtitles, and we hear the characters speaking in their own language. And, thank God, it is in black and white. The impact of the film stays with me still, and of course, Werner was a major revelation.