2006年6月在Annecy国际动画电影节上评选出的“动画的世纪·100部作品”第47名。

2006年6月在Annecy国际动画电影节上评选出的“动画的世纪·100部作品”第47名。

吴长镁（杨谨华 饰）自幼便失去了父母沦为孤儿，索性得到了邻居大哥雷宇洛（黄腾浩 饰）的照顾和帮助，才免于了流落街头无依无靠的悲惨命运。雷宇洛有着一身了得的功夫和内心里满满的正义感，吴长镁在他的耳濡目染之下也开始习武，两人约定长大以后要一起开一家武馆传授武艺。 　　可是，在一场意外中，雷宇洛为了救人而不幸丧生，这让吴长镁陷入了悲伤和绝望之中，武馆的梦想也渐渐搁置了。一晃眼多年过去，吴长镁成为了征信社员每天都在混日子，然而，在表面的颓废之下，她和雷宇洛曾经的约定却依然闪闪发光。一次偶然之中，吴长镁邂逅了小学同学安德风。

吴长镁（杨谨华 饰）自幼便失去了父母沦为孤儿，索性得到了邻居大哥雷宇洛（黄腾浩 饰）的照顾和帮助，才免于了流落街头无依无靠的悲惨命运。雷宇洛有着一身了得的功夫和内心里满满的正义感，吴长镁在他的耳濡目染之下也开始习武，两人约定长大以后要一起开一家武馆传授武艺。 　　可是，在一场意外中，雷宇洛为了救人而不幸丧生，这让吴长镁陷入了悲伤和绝望之中，武馆的梦想也渐渐搁置了。一晃眼多年过去，吴长镁成为了征信社员每天都在混日子，然而，在表面的颓废之下，她和雷宇洛曾经的约定却依然闪闪发光。一次偶然之中，吴长镁邂逅了小学同学安德风。

故事开始于一个仿佛沙漠的所在，刚刚还无比寂静的地带，突然涌现了成百上千有着手的形状的小灰人。它们蜂拥冲向某处，拿起黑色的煤块迅速向回跑。小灰人越来越多，它们的目的似乎只有一个。千军万马，一刻不停歇。小家伙们将黑炭拿向目的地。画面逐渐放大，然后我们看见，小家伙奔跑的地带原来是一张画纸，它们用手中的黑炭汇聚成飘逸灵动的精彩画作…… 　　本片为2007年法国昂西动画节开幕动画短片。

故事开始于一个仿佛沙漠的所在，刚刚还无比寂静的地带，突然涌现了成百上千有着手的形状的小灰人。它们蜂拥冲向某处，拿起黑色的煤块迅速向回跑。小灰人越来越多，它们的目的似乎只有一个。千军万马，一刻不停歇。小家伙们将黑炭拿向目的地。画面逐渐放大，然后我们看见，小家伙奔跑的地带原来是一张画纸，它们用手中的黑炭汇聚成飘逸灵动的精彩画作…… 　　本片为2007年法国昂西动画节开幕动画短片。

Quote: 　　This visually stunning Kazakh movie tells a tragic tale of absent and misplaced compassion. A young orphan rescues an orphaned wolf cub and lavishes considerable affection on it. His uncle, believing that this “softness” will result in the boy’s being unable to endure the rigors of life on the Kazakh steppes, savagely beats the cub in front of the boy. By the time the grown wolf is released into the wild, it has grown extremely ferocious and it returns and attacks the boy, perhaps because it perceives him as being weak, just as the boy’s uncle did. ~ Clarke Fountain, Rovi 　　Quote: 　　When Tolomush Okeev passed away at the age of 66 in late 2001, the Kirghiz Film Studio was renamed in his honor. Which is as it should be, because he was a powerfully gifted and dedicated artist who served his country and its film industry well. Okeev was one of the greatest outdoor filmmakers who ever lived: he deserves a place alongside Jean Epstein and Terrence Malick. Anyone can set up a camera in front of a mountaintop and get a majestic image. But Okeev filmed the Kirghiz mountains and deserts with an intimate knowledge and the keenest sensitivity. The action in his films is always keyed to the landscape in a way that appears effortless, no matter how painstakingly wrought: he knows every crack, every crevice, all the cruelty and all the beauty of a life lived under the open sky. This 1973 film, written by Andrei Konchalovsky, may well be Okeev’s masterpiece. It’s the story of a boy who raises a wolf cub, and learns quickly about savagery of the animal and human variety. No one beside Bresson has understood the essential character of an animal so well. And there are sequences here – a pack of wolves raiding a herd of sheep by night, a wolf hunt on horseback, and the snowscapes of the last section of the movie – that will make your hair stand on end. Warning: the films contains explicit scenes of violence to animals. 　　Source : www.seagullfilms.com

Quote: 　　This visually stunning Kazakh movie tells a tragic tale of absent and misplaced compassion. A young orphan rescues an orphaned wolf cub and lavishes considerable affection on it. His uncle, believing that this “softness” will result in the boy’s being unable to endure the rigors of life on the Kazakh steppes, savagely beats the cub in front of the boy. By the time the grown wolf is released into the wild, it has grown extremely ferocious and it returns and attacks the boy, perhaps because it perceives him as being weak, just as the boy’s uncle did. ~ Clarke Fountain, Rovi 　　Quote: 　　When Tolomush Okeev passed away at the age of 66 in late 2001, the Kirghiz Film Studio was renamed in his honor. Which is as it should be, because he was a powerfully gifted and dedicated artist who served his country and its film industry well. Okeev was one of the greatest outdoor filmmakers who ever lived: he deserves a place alongside Jean Epstein and Terrence Malick. Anyone can set up a camera in front of a mountaintop and get a majestic image. But Okeev filmed the Kirghiz mountains and deserts with an intimate knowledge and the keenest sensitivity. The action in his films is always keyed to the landscape in a way that appears effortless, no matter how painstakingly wrought: he knows every crack, every crevice, all the cruelty and all the beauty of a life lived under the open sky. This 1973 film, written by Andrei Konchalovsky, may well be Okeev’s masterpiece. It’s the story of a boy who raises a wolf cub, and learns quickly about savagery of the animal and human variety. No one beside Bresson has understood the essential character of an animal so well. And there are sequences here – a pack of wolves raiding a herd of sheep by night, a wolf hunt on horseback, and the snowscapes of the last section of the movie – that will make your hair stand on end. Warning: the films contains explicit scenes of violence to animals. 　　Source : www.seagullfilms.com

影片改编自同名畅销童书《Clifford the Big Red Dog》，讲述在纽约，小女孩Emily Elizabeth得到了一条小狗，这只名叫克里弗的红色狗子乖巧可爱，成为了在学校不合群、孤独的她的好朋友。但狗狗慢慢长成了庞然大物，被一家生物基因公司看上了，Emily和叔叔Casy必须带着它逃开贪婪之人的追捕。

神犬小克、克力奥和T-BONE明星开始了他们的首次电影冒险之旅！小克和他的搭档们开始了穿越全国的旅程。为了赢得终生免费的粮食，他们参加了一次天才大赛。与新朋友夏克夫德和罗得里格通力合作，他们将把一次搞笑行动变为名垂青史得壮举！永远不变得是小克得博爱让每一个人都成为了赢家。by:yakubd.cc