请跟随迈克尔·凯恩的新片一起探究英国社会的现状，为那些受害者寻求公正。电影开始于一起发生在光天化日下的暴力枪击事件。几个年轻人因为吸食了毒品，…

Amongst the desperation and fear growing in a crime ridden estate in northern England, one man becomes embroiled into saving what community life exists.

Wickedly funny and observant slice of life NYC gangster pic, that's decidedly Jewish, quirky and anarchistic. The surprise cult comedy/drama hit was shot in 1969 and put on the shelf when no distributor was willing to take a chance on it when test audiences didn't laugh, but it was released in 1989 to play in the NYC Film Festival. Rave reviews gave this pic a new lease on life, and it got its long awaited theatrical release--only twenty years too late to help the splendid aging unknown cast advance their careers. 　　In this low-budget black and white shot indie, writer-director Michael Roemer ("Nothing But A Man") makes good use of location shots in the Big Apple, exhibits a winsome dead-on droll humor and gets a super performance from Max Priest--the washed-up small-time mob leader with a deadpan expression (perhaps equaling Buster Keaton's) that seemingly can absorb all kinds of bad news without letting on he's in pain. It's like a time capsule pic, as it takes us back to the 1960s when mafioso types were riding around the city in big gas-guzzling Cadillacs, stylish dames were sporting bee-hive hairstyles, Go-Go dancers were in vogue and there was liberal John Lindsay's racially changing NYC that altered forever the way urban America was to be from now on. 　　It's a scream as a cutting satire on middle-class Jewish aspirations, their showy bar mitzvah rituals and of the almost tragic downfall of a two-bit gangster who didn't have the heart for the rough business, just the will to lead a soft life. The cinéma-vérité pic looks authentic even if it's covering familiar territory, and has the balls to make such an unsympathetic low-life criminal as Harry as an almost sympathetic heroic one by the end of the day.

For almost 13 centuries, from the death of the Prophet Muhammad in 632 to the overthrow of the last Ottoman caliph in 1924, the Islamic world was ruled by a caliph. 　　Translated from the Arabic ‘Khalifa’, the word ‘caliph’ means successor or deputy. The caliph was considered the successor to the Prophet Muhammad. 　　It is a term that has, at times, been abused. 　　In June 2014, a militant group calling itself the Islamic State in Iraq and the Levant (known as ISIL or ISIS) declared the establishment of a caliphate and proclaimed its leader, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, a caliph. This proclamation was rejected by the overwhelming majority of the world’s Muslims. 　　ISIL had attempted to appropriate a title imbued with religious and political significance – and in doing so had cast a dark shadow over a rich history. 　　This is the story of the caliph, a title that originated 1,400 years ago and that spanned one of the greatest empires the world has ever known.

Wickedly funny and observant slice of life NYC gangster pic, that's decidedly Jewish, quirky and anarchistic. The surprise cult comedy/drama hit was shot in 1969 and put on the shelf when no distributor was willing to take a chance on it when test audiences didn't laugh, but it was released in 1989 to play in the NYC Film Festival. Rave reviews gave this pic a new lease on life, and it got its long awaited theatrical release--only twenty years too late to help the splendid aging unknown cast advance their careers. 　　In this low-budget black and white shot indie, writer-director Michael Roemer ("Nothing But A Man") makes good use of location shots in the Big Apple, exhibits a winsome dead-on droll humor and gets a super performance from Max Priest--the washed-up small-time mob leader with a deadpan expression (perhaps equaling Buster Keaton's) that seemingly can absorb all kinds of bad news without letting on he's in pain. It's like a time capsule pic, as it takes us back to the 1960s when mafioso types were riding around the city in big gas-guzzling Cadillacs, stylish dames were sporting bee-hive hairstyles, Go-Go dancers were in vogue and there was liberal John Lindsay's racially changing NYC that altered forever the way urban America was to be from now on. 　　It's a scream as a cutting satire on middle-class Jewish aspirations, their showy bar mitzvah rituals and of the almost tragic downfall of a two-bit gangster who didn't have the heart for the rough business, just the will to lead a soft life. The cinéma-vérité pic looks authentic even if it's covering familiar territory, and has the balls to make such an unsympathetic low-life criminal as Harry as an almost sympathetic heroic one by the end of the day.

布朗神父是切斯特顿笔下的著名侦探，矮个子，圆脑袋，身材胖儿可爱。手边常有一把标志性的大雨伞，他天性怕羞，说话有些结巴，看起来憨厚纯真，似乎与探案不搭边，却大智若愚，有着很锐利的直觉。

哈里（克林特·伊斯特伍德 Clint Eastwood 饰）是美国旧金山的一名资深警察，警局总是把一些难以解决的案件抛给他，而他为了破案也不惜使用一些非法的手段，因此他得到了一个绰号——“肮脏的哈里”。 　　旧金山出现了一个无差别射杀魔，在第一个受害者遇难的同时，凶手留下了一封恐吓信，要求获得10万美元的现金，否则，每过2小时，他将射杀一个市民。随着受害者的增加，无能的政府决定向凶手妥协，但哈里不能接受这样的妥协，他擅自行动逮捕了凶手，却也导致了人质的死亡。令他意想不到的是，好不容易捉拿归案的凶手，竟然因为精神方面的疾病逃脱了法网，之后变本加厉劫持了一辆载满儿童的校车。这次，愤怒的哈里再也不能忍耐了，他展开了同凶手的周旋，并在最后时刻射出了那颗代表着正义的子弹。

哈里（克林特·伊斯特伍德 饰）是美国旧金山的一名资深警察，警局总是把一些难以解决的案件抛给他，而他为了破案也不惜使用一些非法的手段，因此他得到了一个绰号——“肮脏的哈里”。旧金山出现了一个无差别射杀魔，在第一个受害者遇难的同时，凶手留下了一封恐吓信，要求获得10万美元的现金，否则，每过2小时，他将射杀一个市民。随着受害者的增加，无能的政府决定向凶手妥协，但哈里不能接受这样的妥协，他擅自行动逮捕了凶手，却也导致了人质的死亡。令他意想不到的是，好不容易捉拿归案的凶手，竟然因为精神方面的疾病逃脱了法网，之后变本加厉劫持了一辆载满儿童的校车。这次，愤怒的哈里再也不能忍耐了。

哈里（杰米·谢尔丹 Jamey Sheridan 饰）是一名参加过越战的退伍老兵，如今，他成为了一名电工，和和气气，与人为善，大家都很喜欢他，但真正能够走进他心里的却寥寥无几。某日，哈里的老战友凯利（史蒂夫·布西密 Steve Buscemi 饰）致电哈里，他们已经快三十年没有见面了。 　　凯利身患重病即将不久于人世，他对于往事耿耿于怀充满愧疚，这关乎于他和哈里曾经犯下的一个错误。尽管哈里不想再和过去的事情有任何的瓜葛，但凯利的痛苦感染了他，他决定代替凯利去拜访他们从前背叛过的同伴大卫（坎贝尔·斯科特 Campbell Scott 饰），寻求他的宽恕，就这样，哈里踏上了赎罪的旅途。

第一位策划反抗莫卧儿帝国起义的印度人。本片讲述了维拉·马卢的早年生活，以及他选择发起革命，反抗莫卧儿帝国恐怖行径的使命。