A two-part portrait of Elizabeth II's grandparents, King George V and Queen Mary, which examines the lasting legacy of the couple who rescued the monarchy from potential disaster, and whose influence persists to this day. 　　Episode one focuses on King George V. George could not have been a more unlikely moderniser. Born and brought up in the Victorian age he was conservative to his fingertips. Yet in the face of unstoppable social change after the First World War he turned out to be a remarkable innovator, creating the House of Windsor, embracing democratic reform, and reinventing many of the royal traditions that we know today. When he celebrated his silver jubilee in 1935 the monarchy was more popular than ever. 　　But as a parent King George V was far less successful - he bullied his children and alienated his eldest son and heir, Prince Edward. As one courtier remarked at the time, 'the royal family are like ducks, they sit on their children'. By contrast, King George had a loving relationship with his granddaughter, and much of Queen Elizabeth's style and commitment to duty can be traced back to this early influence. 　　Episode two focuses on Queen Mary, who came from a relatively humble royal background, but was picked as a future queen consort by Queen Victoria. At first she was betrothed to Prince Eddy, heir to the throne. But when Eddy died she was unceremoniously passed to his brother George. 　　Despite the arranged marriage, King George and Queen Mary had a loving relationship. Mary revered the monarchy and obeyed her husband in all things - even the length of her dresses. She always put duty and service first. But when King George died in 1936, this once rigidly formal character emerged as a determined if eccentric royal matriarch with a mind of her own. 　　When the abdication crisis threatened the future of the House of Windsor she was the rock to which the nation turned as a symbol of stability and continuity. Queen Mary died in 1953, having lived to see her granddaughter, Elizabeth, ascend to the throne.

A two-part portrait of Elizabeth II's grandparents, King George V and Queen Mary, which examines the lasting legacy of the couple who rescued the monarchy from potential disaster, and whose influence persists to this day. 　　Episode one focuses on King George V. George could not have been a more unlikely moderniser. Born and brought up in the Victorian age he was conservative to his fingertips. Yet in the face of unstoppable social change after the First World War he turned out to be a remarkable innovator, creating the House of Windsor, embracing democratic reform, and reinventing many of the royal traditions that we know today. When he celebrated his silver jubilee in 1935 the monarchy was more popular than ever. 　　But as a parent King George V was far less successful - he bullied his children and alienated his eldest son and heir, Prince Edward. As one courtier remarked at the time, 'the royal family are like ducks, they sit on their children'. By contrast, King George had a loving relationship with his granddaughter, and much of Queen Elizabeth's style and commitment to duty can be traced back to this early influence. 　　Episode two focuses on Queen Mary, who came from a relatively humble royal background, but was picked as a future queen consort by Queen Victoria. At first she was betrothed to Prince Eddy, heir to the throne. But when Eddy died she was unceremoniously passed to his brother George. 　　Despite the arranged marriage, King George and Queen Mary had a loving relationship. Mary revered the monarchy and obeyed her husband in all things - even the length of her dresses. She always put duty and service first. But when King George died in 1936, this once rigidly formal character emerged as a determined if eccentric royal matriarch with a mind of her own. 　　When the abdication crisis threatened the future of the House of Windsor she was the rock to which the nation turned as a symbol of stability and continuity. Queen Mary died in 1953, having lived to see her granddaughter, Elizabeth, ascend to the throne.

处于非议中心的查尔斯王子、无意争储的威廉王子与花花公子哈里王子使得英国君主制的未来迷雾重重。一个全新的君主既有可能唤醒王室昔日的荣耀，也有可能带领他们走向毁灭的深渊。女王伊丽莎白二世的继任者是否会是这个千年王朝的终结者呢？本片记录了温莎皇室所遭遇的种种风波，甚至提出了惊世骇俗的问题：伊丽莎白之后，是否再无君主？

电视剧《伊莎贝拉一世》原班人马出演。讲述伊莎贝拉一世的身后事，她的丈夫、女儿与女婿之间为争夺权力而展开的激烈斗争。

电视剧《伊莎贝拉一世》原班人马出演。讲述伊莎贝拉一世的身后事，她的丈夫、女儿与女婿之间为争夺权力而展开的激烈斗争。

讲述1918年冬，400名新入伍的乌克兰士官生必须坚守基辅，阻挡苏联红军的大规模入侵

1918 年，美国卷入第一次世界大战的高峰期 - 自由债券被出售，德国移民被怀疑为叛徒或破坏者，各地的年轻人屈服于爱国主义和宣传并入伍。 在得克萨斯州的一个小镇上，霍勒斯·罗贝多感受到了压力 - 他不想离开他年轻的妻子伊丽莎白和他们年幼的孩子珍妮 - 但伊丽莎白什么都做不好的弟弟却不断地谈论战争，并且 伊丽莎白严厉的父亲最初反对这桩婚姻，现在计划照顾他的女儿和孩子，以便霍勒斯能够为他的国家而战。 但席卷全城（乃至全国）的流感疫情可能会改变每个人的计划。

2023戛纳金棕榈最佳影片！2024奥斯卡最佳原创剧本大奖！狂揽全球280＋项大奖及提名！继是枝裕和的《小偷家族》后，时隔六年，再度登陆内地大银幕的金棕榈最佳影片！国内外各大平台口碑爆棚，影片以女性视角细腻地呈现了夫妻关系中的隐痛，丈夫的死亡真相唤起观众对亲密关系的深入思考和共鸣，没有谁的生活经得起这样的审判！但人性中不肯投降的、微弱的美好和希望，最终将指引着每个人继续前行！3月29日，大银幕探寻家庭与婚姻的真相！

桑德拉（桑德拉·惠勒 Sandra Hüller 饰）、萨穆埃尔（塞缪尔·泰斯 Samuel Theis 饰）以及他们视力有障碍的儿子丹尼尔（米洛·马查多·格拉纳 Milo Machado Graner 饰）在偏远山区生活了一年。一天，萨穆埃尔在房子外面被发现死亡，警方立即展开了涉嫌命案的调查。在不确定的情况下，桑德拉被控：这是自杀还是谋杀？一年后，丹尼尔参加了母亲的审判，这也是对他父母关系的真正剖析。

Shaman and leader in Brazil of the Amazonian Yanomami people, Davi Kopenawa was made famous by his book The Falling Sky, co-written with Bruce Albert. The filmmakers constantly vary the distances between landscapes and close-ups, individuals and groups, moments of stillness and beautiful vistas. Little by little, the cosmology of the Yanomani is revealed, as is their anger at the "commodity people'' who are killing the forest and killing them.