年轻的非裔美国人比格和母亲及兄弟姐妹住在芝加哥。他开始做富商道尔顿一家的司机，为道尔顿的女儿玛丽驾驶。直到他卷入了一场意外死亡事件后，其与强大的社会力量发生了冲突。

灵墟,剑棺,瞎剑客:李观棋自幼困苦,姐姐被累死,母亲重病。赌鬼叔父竟然盯上了他姐姐的买命钱,李观棋持刀砍杀了男人,直到遇见了名为苏玄的老者。八年后,苏玄:“你下山吧！

你明明是个瞎眼乞丐。 却从不靠乞讨为生。 不是整天吹着一个破笛子。 就是对着无人的地方疯狂傻笑。 众人都嘲笑你是一个瞎眼的疯子。 可你却一笑了之。 只因当初来到这个世界时。 你发现自己只能看清半米内的景象。 甚至还有难以控制的癫笑症。 当初的你以为自己这辈子要完了。

华雪梅精通各种乐器和道家音乐。而阿炳幼时便表现了罕见的音乐天赋，在他１０岁那年，父亲便教他迎寒击石模拟击鼓，练习各种节奏（后成为当地有名的司鼓手）。１２岁那年，阿炳开始学吹笛子，父亲经常要他迎着风口吹，且在笛尾上挂铁圈以增强腕力，后来索性将铁圈换成了秤砣；阿炳在学二胡的时候，更加刻苦，琴弦上被勒出血痕，手指也拉出了厚厚的茧，阿炳演奏用的二胡的外弦比一般弦粗壮得多，这与他常年练习分不开的。１７岁时，阿炳正式参加道教音乐吹奏，他长得一表人才，还有一副好嗓子，被人们誉称为“小天师”。

小瞎子姜梨阴差阳错和未婚夫的叔叔相恋半年，当视力恢复后，发现一切都错了，是自己认错了人。但此时项野早就非姜梨不可，占有欲极强，不许姜梨离开，并有了一个月不许离开的约定。姜梨会如何选择呢。

警视厅总务部企划课课长柴崎令司（田边诚一 饰）是警察组织中首屈一指的精英分子。完全没有现场调查经验的他只想着以后如何出人头地。然而某日，直属部下木户和彦竟然开枪自杀，暗流涌动的事态发展也改变了他的命运。原来柴崎曾接到上司中田（石黑贤饰）的电话，要求患有抑郁症的木户参加射击训练，以帮助他恢复，并且他也接到了中田盖章的指示通知。 　　被问责的柴崎虽然如此辩白，但那段时间中田有完美的不在场证明。而指示通知也已被处理。结果柴崎因此被降职。电话那头的主使者到底是谁？柴崎决定继续调查，不仅为了找出真相，更为了能回到本部，恢复自己的地位。

A very good "spaghetti polar" from the talented director Fernando DiLeo. Luc Merenda isn't the best leading man of the genre but the rest of the cast is first rate, so is the inevitable car chase occurring in the middle of the story. There is also an interesting look at police corruption in Italy - a theme very sensitive at that time there, I guess - delivered by an intelligent script and a main character very well drawn. 　　And, of course, there's also a huge amount of violence in it and a very dark conclusion.

Two scientists are selected to travel across the universe to the source of a distant transmission and potential life.

Homegrown is an unflinching chronicle of Americans at war with each other. Three right-wing activists—a newly politicised father-to-be in New Jersey, an Air Force veteran organising conservatives in New York City, and a charismatic activist from Texas—crisscross the country in the summer of 2020, campaigning for Donald Trump and building a movement they hope will outlast him. When they become convinced that the election is stolen, they take their fight to the streets. The result is a chilling portrait of a growing movement pushing American democracy to the brink.

Homegrown is an unflinching chronicle of Americans at war with each other. Three right-wing activists—a newly politicised father-to-be in New Jersey, an Air Force veteran organising conservatives in New York City, and a charismatic activist from Texas—crisscross the country in the summer of 2020, campaigning for Donald Trump and building a movement they hope will outlast him. When they become convinced that the election is stolen, they take their fight to the streets. The result is a chilling portrait of a growing movement pushing American democracy to the brink.